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Captagon – The Dirty Secret Arab Leaders Swept Under The Rug For Far Too Long

When you are fighting terrorism and mass shootings, too many world leaders refuse to go deeper and ask the question – what drugs are these monsters on because no one sane commits gruesome acts. 

The dirty little secret in the Arab World is Captagon.

It is widely used from ordinary citizens to truck drivers and students attending concerts and working the overnight shifts. It is not just used in war zones.

With the stigma of using drugs in the Arab World, there is little help to get off Captagon. There is also an intentional vacuum to not tell the Arab world how dangerous it is because first, you have to admit how many use it.

Captagon can make someone crazy, violent, raging, and psychotic.

Now, Israelis have found Captagon in the pockets of many Hamas terrorists who lost their lives during the Oct. 7 attack in Israel.

Captagon is a drug of choice for many terrorist groups and has been widely used in war zones for decades.

It is a synthetic amphetamine stimulant that has been produced in southern Europe and trafficked through Turkey and onto the Arabian Peninsula for years.

On the street, it is known as the “cocaine for the poor.” When used in war zones, it can ignite heinous acts of violence inducing a level of invincibility and indifference, turning victims into commodities.

ISIS terrorists were well-known to have used Captagon.

Lebanon and Syria Captagon traffickers are producing and distributing the drug on a large scale, and it has been found even on the streets in Gaza, Israel and Libya.

Captagon is the brand name for the fenethylline hydrochloride compound. It was originally manufactured by the German company Degussa Pharma Gruppe in West Germany in the 1960s to address attention deficit disorders, narcolepsy, and depression. It was found to be highly addictive and known to induce psychosis.

In 1986, fenetylline was included in Schedule II of the United Nations Convention on Psychotropic Substances. Most countries discontinued the use of Captagon. The International Narcotics Control Board said in 2011 that no country had produced fenetylline since 2009.

That was not just massively misleading, but a blatant lie.

After the ban, it began to appear in various Middle East and across Northern Africa.

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