Henry Sheilds - Craig Murray

Henry Sheilds as me and Nathan Ives Moiba as Colonel Isaac in One Turbulent Ambassador, on until 10 July at the Lyric Hammersmith.

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13 thoughts on “Henry Sheilds”

Mary July 5, 2012 at 15:19

http://www.lyric.co.uk/whats-on/production/lamda–one-turbulent-ambassador/your-comments/
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Your Comments
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Review by K Bernard
An excellent play, superbly acted by all and especially Henry Shields, great sets. Can’t think of anything that was not amzing. Thank you!
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Review by Nathan Williams
Great production about an amazing person. A flawed hero for our times. Serious subjects tackled with imagination and fun. Really enjoyed it.

Rocki July 5, 2012 at 17:10

I wish I lived in the UK would love to see it.

Meantime, back to business. Assange and todays SyriaFiles release..The timing I found interesting. I then found a couple of links that everyone should really read and videos that must be watched. I am still stunned so placed them both on my blog here…

http://thedisclosureproject-steelmagnolia.blogspot.com.es/2012/07/wikileaks.html

I have to say I was a strong supporter of Wikileaks…but am now a very confused woman.

Prabhata2 July 5, 2012 at 18:09

If the play comes to the U.S. I will certainly go see it.

Mark Golding - Children of Iraq Association July 5, 2012 at 20:01

Rocki,
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Here’s the kicker:
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“Watching the world change as a result of your work: priceless,”
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“There are some people who don’t like change. For everyone else there’s Wikileaks.”

Rocki July 5, 2012 at 22:38

Mark, I am glad I found you I am just putting together the Iraq atrocities. Miliband has taken it into his head it would be nice to have Blair back onboard. It is as though Iraq never happend.
http://iraqatrocities.blogspot.com.es/

Rocki July 5, 2012 at 22:50

Sorry for crashing your blog Craig. Mark if you return I am trying to get together all info on Fallujah and the secret chemical weapon the U.S. and Israel appear to have. I am sharing links with Lizzie Phelan as I believe the same weapon was used in Libya, so, we can expect the same birth defects in years to come as we now have in Iraq and Syria the way things are going.

http://iraqatrocities.blogspot.com.es/2012/07/fallujah-birth-defects.html

Mary July 6, 2012 at 10:06

I was looking for reviews.
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Very telling that this presumably anti-Assad stuff gets four reviews from the so called mainstream media, but the play about Craig at the Lyric Hammersmith gets none.

http://stagescan.com/sd/66-minutes-damascus-shoreditch-town-hall-reviews

{http://stagescan.com/sd/one-turbulent-ambassador-lyric-hammersmith-reviews}
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Scratches chin and thinks… Now why would that be?

David Turner July 6, 2012 at 11:13

Craig, i find the photo you have chosen is very misleadingf and inaccurate. I have never been in a room with you and where there’s a botle of whiskey with more than half left !!

Mary July 6, 2012 at 12:17

Rocki This will interest you. The author is very well informed on Iraq even back to the time of the Gulf War. There is a link within to Fallujah and birth deformities.
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http://dissidentvoice.org/2012/07/dodgy-dossier-to-newspaper-editor-tony-blair-re-invents-himself/#more-45091

Frazer July 6, 2012 at 14:17

@David…I quite agree…to put a half bottle anywhere near Craig, or myself as well, tempts fate !

Mark Golding - Children of Iraq Association July 7, 2012 at 00:56

Rocki,
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I cannot comment on the ‘secret’ weapon America (and Israel) have right now because such a weapon or device was used to create the enormous release of energy in the form of heat that resulted in molecular dissociation within the World Trade Center complex as well as the enormous ground hugging pyroclastic debris flows. Such information would undermine ongoing research.
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I am happy to discuss birth defects and hospital reports from Iraq, also medical examiner results of autopsy from deaths associated with the massacres in Fallujah.

David Carraher July 11, 2012 at 20:58

I am grateful to have seen One Turbulent Ambassador during my short stay in London. It is a powerful, eloquent, and inspiring story and the acting was gripping. A shame that It must close tomorrow. I wonder if there will be a filmed version of the play that it might be available for viewers, particularly students, who were not able to see it. An important work well worth preserving and discussing. Congratulations to all who brought it to life on the stage.