Craig Murray

Craig Murray was British ambassador to Uzbekistan (2002-2004), a post he had to quit after denouncing - against the opinion of his government - the human rights violations committed in that country.

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Inevitable Payback

by Craig Murray

London (United Kingdom) | 24 January 2015

The terrorist danger Westerners face is more theoretical than real. And how they intend to stop it is both ineffective and detrimental to their freedoms. Demonstration by Ambassador Craig Murray.

The Invasion of Bahrain

by Craig Murray

London (United Kingdom) | 18 March 2011

In the Western press, the Saudi invasion of Bahrain is politely called a “troop movement” or an “arrival” – and the reaction from Washington and other Western capitals is similarly muted, even as pro-democracy demonstrators from the Shiite majority are getting slaughtered. In this essay - (…)

Israeli Murders, NATO and Afghanistan

by Craig Murray

London (United Kingdom) | 7 June 2010

The Israeli attack on the high seas against a vessel flying a Turkish flag has ignited a crisis within NATO: the Alliance failed in its mission by not coming to the rescue of Turkey. From there, Craig Murray observes, it is legitimate to ask whether NATO is really a defensive alliance and if (…)

"What drives support for this torturer?"

by Craig Murray

16 May 2005

The bodies of hundreds of pro-democracy demonstrators in Uzbekistan are scarcely cold but the White House is already looking for ways to dismiss them. Scott McClellan, the White House spokesman, said they were “Islamic terrorists” of the armed resistance and that they should have sought for a (…)

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