I told you you are unlikely to have deciphered my true feelings around doping in athletics from my posts. Don't try to hurt your brain working it out.
El G is clearly tired after that run you can see it in his face when he's helped up. No point denying it everyone can see the video. If he wasn't tired he'd have run 3:25. There is no argument around him being tired he obviously is, every human is when they run to their maximum no matter what level. As I said about Amos, he was actually hospitalised after 1:41.7 but I'd bet my house he doped. Note I don't think Rudisha doped. EPO does not make you immune to fatigue that's a ridiculous notion.
I don't think El G is more likely to have doped than Coe because El G is Moroccan. I think he is more likely to have doped because 4:43. The most ridiculous run of all time in my opinion. 3:49 mile followed by 400m at 1500m WR pace. It's akin to FloJos sprint records. Also EPO powerfully improves performances at and around VO2max which were El Gs forte. Also a training partner using PEDs makes guilt by direct association (not by association of skin colour or nationality) more likely.
Similarly, Aden's athletes are likely to have been doping with the stories of 'vitamin injections' and Dibaba's 3:50 in which she had awful pacemaking but still easily broke the turtle soup record and the more importantly the Sabadell bust. Not because they are Ethiopian or something.
I also know for certain Coe didn't use EPO of course. I did once get told one slightly cryptic message about Coe from someone close to him at the time but to reveal it might risk revealing personal details about myself and could harm the career of the person. I'd say with a strong certainty that Coe never broke any rules anyway.
Most of my arguments here thus far have simply been surrounding the false notion that Africans are dopers because they are African and Whites are not dopers because they are too rituous for that. It's nonsense. Rugby and cycling firmly put that theory to bed. I'd view Asbel Kiprop's training partners with suspicion but not every Kenyan. It's baseless.