Difference between revisions of "James Akins"
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Curiously, he has also been involved with the If Americans Knew, an organization critical of Israel. | Curiously, he has also been involved with the If Americans Knew, an organization critical of Israel. | ||
| − | Akins is reported to have been sacked as US Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, following his denunciation of a plan put forward for the US occupation of the Middle East in | + | Akins is reported to have been sacked as US Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, following his denunciation of a plan put forward for the US occupation of the Middle East in an article entitled "Seizing Arab Oil" [http://www.harpers.org/SeizingArabOil.html] written by [[Henry Kissinger]] under a pseudonym. [http://www.motherjones.com/news/feature/2003/03/ma_273_01.html] |
==Articles by James Akins== | ==Articles by James Akins== | ||
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James Elmer Akins (born 1926 Ohio) was the US Ambassador to Saudi Arabia from 1973 to 1975. He is also a fellow on the Iran Policy Committee [1] Curiously, he has also been involved with the If Americans Knew, an organization critical of Israel.
Akins is reported to have been sacked as US Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, following his denunciation of a plan put forward for the US occupation of the Middle East in an article entitled "Seizing Arab Oil" [2] written by Henry Kissinger under a pseudonym. [3]
Articles by James Akins
- The New Arabia,1991
- Why Do They Hate Us?, December 24, 2001
- The Arabists, April 16, 1994
External links
- Co-Chair Biographies, Iran Policy Committee website, accessed February 2005.
- An interview with James Akins, PBS Online, 2000.
- Robert Dreyfuss, The Thirty-Year Itch, Mother Jones Magazine, March/April 2003.
- Biography from the University of Akron
