Discussion among Salaam Almirate, Director of Muslim Public Affairs Council; Reveredn Tumari Jensen; Uli Masaad, Regional Director of American Peace Now. They discuss: the Los Angeles Times cases both for and against the Gulf War, 1990-1991; how the media is ignoring the human costs of the war; the need for developing regional agreements to solve Middle East conflict, instead of military spending; the inconsistent U.S. policies in the region; and how United States economic motivations have alienated the Middle Easterners.|HUMAN DIVERSITY AND THE GULF WAR / produced by Ken Brown. SERIES: Cambridge forum| 1-8-91. Discussion among Salaam Almirate, Director of Muslim Public Affairs Council| Reverend Tumari Jensen| Uli Masaad, Regional Director of American Peace Now. They discuss: the Los Angeles Times cases both for and against the Iraq war| how the media is ignoring the human costs of the war| the need for developing regional agreements to solve Middle East conflict, instead of military spending| the inconsistent U.S. policies in the region| and how U.S. economic motivations have alienated the Middle Easterners. BROADCAST: KPFK, 8 Jan. 1991.
Human diversity and the Gulf war / produced by Ken Brown.
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KZ1604
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KPFK, 8 Jan. 1991.
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1 reel (59 min.) : 7 1/2 ips., mono.|59:00
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Station: KPFK
Program: Human diversity and the Gulf war / produced by Ken Brown.
Series: Cambridge forum ; 1-8-91
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- PRA Archive #: KZ1604
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- Program: Human diversity and the Gulf war / produced by Ken Brown.
- Series: Cambridge forum ; 1-8-91
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- Distributor: Los Angeles : Pacifica Radio Archive, 1991.
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