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Brian Whitaker

'The Arab Mind' in Neoconservative Ideology and Military Doctrine

Brian Whitaker | Guardian | May 24, 2004

Last week, my own further enquiries about the book revealed something even more alarming. Not only is it the bible of neocon headbangers, but it is also the bible on Arab behaviour for the US military. [more]

Analysis: Selective Memri

Brian Whitaker | Guardian | August 12, 2002

"The stories selected by Memri for translation follow a familiar pattern: either they reflect badly on the character of Arabs or they in some way further the political agenda of Israel." [more]

Blair Is Our Last Hope, Says Iraq

Brian Whitaker | Guardian | August 6, 2002

"Baghdad is pinning its hopes on persuading the British government to withhold support from any US military action. The calculation among senior figures in the Iraqi regime is that President George Bush is prepared to risk international criticism in a war to overthrow Saddam Hussein - but only if he has Tony Blair at his side." [more]

UN to Feed 500,000 Palestinians

Brian Whitaker | Guardian | May 22, 2002

" 'The latest Israeli military incursions have dealt a hard blow to an already vulnerable economy, pushing many Palestinians into destitution,' Mr Adly said. He highlighted 'prolonged Israeli closures and cumbersome security procedures' which have hampered Palestinian farmers." [more]

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