Khalid Kishtainy

Khalid Kishtainy was born in Baghdad and lives in London. Among his many books is Arab Political Humour; his latest is Tomorrow is Another Day.

Americas friendly fire: <i>Fahrenheit 9/11</i>

One of Americas contributions to the history of military warfare is the invention of the term friendly fire, which caused the death of more British soldiers in the 1991

By Khalid Kishtainy

/ 25 Aug 2004

Fallujanomics

I dont understand the reason for all this fuss and world condemnation of the Americans on the Fallujah massacre. Only around 600 poor citizens were killed. In my opinion,

By Khalid Kishtainy

/ 14 Apr 2004

The balance of follies

The problem with civilian (non-violent) jihad which I believe in and work for is that most people consider it a synonym for surrender. They ask: what is the use of

By Khalid Kishtainy

/ 22 Jan 2004

On Saddam's golden throne

The picture of Khalid Kishtainy sitting on Saddam Husseins throne has aroused a lot of comment and quips. Of course, what really interests me to hear about that picture

By Khalid Kishtainy and Ghazi Algosaibi

/ 4 Dec 2003

Khalid Kishtainy

America&#146;s friendly fire: <i>Fahrenheit 9/11</i>

Fallujanomics

The balance of follies

On Saddam's golden throne

Americas friendly fire: <i>Fahrenheit 9/11</i>