Sejarah War On Terror - Colonial India dan Ireland

Waktu ini berlaku perang antara Iran melawan sekutu dua negara yang sering melaung frasa war on terror. Kita baca sikit sejarah apa yang dikata war on terror. Siapa yang memula war on terror dan di mana?

The “war on terror” began over a century ago in colonial India and Ireland, where resistance was criminalised and entire populations were surveilled, detained, and brutalised.

Those same tactics were later imported to the UK, rebranded, and used against Black and Muslim communities. In July, Rivkah Brown explained how counter-terrorism has always been a colonial project, and still is.

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Allenby Bridge dan John B Glubb

Mula baca buku MMM - Mullahs, Merchants and Militants yang telah dibeli lama. Bab Introduction buku dimulai dengan menyebut dua perkara Allenby Bridge dan penulis buku nama John Glubb.

Allenby Bridge sebuah jambatan yang menjadi penghubung darat Jordan dan Israel. Jambatan mengambil sempena nama Edmund Allenby, seorang jeneral pasukan tentera British yang memain perana besar pada era WW1. Allenby memimpin pasukan tentera British merampas Palestine dari Ottoman pada 1917.

John Glub pula seorang orientalis British dan juga pemimpin tentera pernah menulis buku The Life and Times of Muhammad terbitan tahun 1970. Apakah istimewanya buku Glubb?

Written by a British military leader with extensive firsthand Bedouin experience, offering unique cultural insight.

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Buku Dua Judul Sama Cerita

Ada sebuah buku yang sudah beli lama tapi belum baca. Buku Mullahs, Merchants and Militants: The Economic Collapseof the Arab World. Buku oleh Stephen Glain terbitan tahun 2004.

Buku asal berjudul Dreaming of Damascus: Arab Voices from a Region in Turmoil. Terbitan tahun sama 2004.

Petikan Ai:

Yes, "Dreaming of Damascus: Arab Voices from a Region in Turmoil" by Stephen Glain is the same book as "Mullahs, Merchants, and Militants: The Economic Collapse of the Arab World".

The books share the same author and content, with "Dreaming of Damascus" frequently appearing as the subtitle or alternative title for the work published in 2004/2005 (often as Dreaming of Damascus: Merchants, Mullahs and Militants in the New Middle East).

Both books explore the economic collapse of the Arab world (specifically in Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Jordan, and Egypt) and how this failure has led to the rise of militant Islam.

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