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Craig Murray is a Scottish dissident, human rights
activist, writer, and former British Ambassador. He is
currently Rector of the University of Dundee and an
Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Lancaster
School of Law.

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November 21, 2006

A petition more serious

From the Ceasefire Campaign:

"Dear friends
Over the last few days, almost 50,000 of us have supported the call for a new plan for Iraq! Thanks to you, our Iraq ad ran this week in major newspapers in London and Washington, DC, calling for a new diplomatic role for the international community and the withdrawal of Coalition forces from Iraq. Click below to see the ad and add your voice of support:

www.ceasefirecampaign.org

If you have not yet joined our call for a new direction in Iraq, please consider doing so at this crucial moment. Coalition governments are beginning to accept that there is no military solution, but they haven’t settled on what an alternative diplomatic approach looks like. With hundreds of thousands of civilian deaths already in Iraq, we cannot afford to miss this chance to demand a new course. Your voice could make a difference over the coming week."

Posted by andrew on November 21, 2006 4:26 PM in the category War in Iraq


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