[Peace-discuss] Craig Murray is freed

[J.B. Nicholson]

https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archives/2021/12/concentration-of-power/ is his latest 
essay and he's interviewed by George Galloway in 
https://youtube.com/watch?v=FCxN8-E__8w (27m 39s for intro or 30m 40s for start of 
interview).

You'll recall that John Kiriakou (former CIA agent, the only man who went to prison 
for the US government torture program because he revealed that program) spoke with 
Redacted Tonight's Lee Camp in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrVWeA2QmWk. Kiriakou 
said that Murray was the courier for the leaked DNC emails, physically obtaining a 
USB key containing those emails from Seth Rich on the night of the 2016 Sam Adams 
award ceremony and later conveying those emails to WikiLeaks. Consider this exchange 
between Kiriakou and Camp during a discussion of the Robert Muller report and 
Muller's investigation into alleged collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.

[starting at 3m55s into https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrVWeA2QmWk ]
> Lee Camp: And this is one of the many holes in the Muller report, which still
> found no collusion, but they [the FBI] didn't even talk to Julian Assange.
> 
> John Kiriakou: They never even /asked/ to talk to Julian Assange.
> 
> Lee Camp: It's amazing.
> 
> John Kiriakou: And I'll tell you who else they didn't talk to was Ambassador Craig
> Murray. Craig's the former ambassador to Uzbekistan. He came here [to the US]
> right around that time in 2016 to participate in a Sam Adams award ceremony. Sam
> Adams is a group of retired CIA, NSA, other intelligence officers and we were
> giving an award. Well, Craig loves to go out drinking after these award
> ceremonies. That night he didn't. That night he said he had an important meeting.
> As it turned out his important meeting was to meet someone who he's never named
> who gave him a thumb drive with all of the information on it -- all of the DNC 
> emails--
> 
> Lee Camp: Wow.
> 
> John Kiriakou: --which he then took to WikiLeaks.
> 
> Lee Camp: Wow.
> 
> John Kiriakou: So if he has come out to confess that it was not a hack, not a
> Russian hack, 'I physically carried the documents to WikiLeaks', why did the FBI
> never want to interview him?
> 
> Lee Camp: That's incredible, I didn't even know that detail. But there's been a
> lot of other evidence brought forward that this was not a hack, it was a leak. It
> was from the inside.
> 
> John Kiriakou: It was; Bill Binney, the former Technical Director at the NSA has
> said repeatedly -- including in the Oval Office -- that the rate of speed with the
> information was uploaded shows -- proves -- that it could not possibly have been
> done remotely. It had to have been done on-site on a thumb drive.
> 
> Lee Camp: Yeah, but that upends the whole 'Russia did it' idea so we can't have
> that.