Breaking the Silence - Uzbekistan

[ytgv3fc7]

this is HITLER'S WORK and it's important we all know the CIA IS HITLER'S SS. The CIA is the most dangerous terrorist organization in the history of ALL civilization and should all be put to death who will not QUIT AND RENOUNCE THEIR CRIMES.

[guitarheroiv4]

he is a good man, taking a part of his life to care for a fucked up country. hope he succeeds.

[lager92]

those are good old kbr guys in  tashkent 2004 and changedto dubai

[significcunt]

i could only imagine what it must have been for someone from the UK to come over here - my gosh!!!?! the success i think is that he survived, he managed to get out! so now he should be grateful and enjoy....freedom! i think in Uzb i would easily be sentenced to death..

[royceroller852700000]

the narrating voice in this souds familliar, have u done a video on sarijavo, bosnia for the war that was there in the early 90s

[AzerChristians]

LOL... That's the PRICE to collaborate with Satan and pedohammad worshippers. Enjoy your life, British Ambassador... whatever there is left.... LOL

[dilie28]

how does the president of UZB goes to bed? Does he not have nightmares?

[MNtruthSeeker]

there is nothing that we can do about what has already happened but I feel we MUST pass this around and get the people to do something to stop it now

[AlgerianBanjo]

So "Murray", why the fuck are you so bent on "exposing" Uzbekistan when Britain and America have MUCH closer relationships with Saudi Arabia? A country which is INFINITELY worse than Uzbekistan in every fucking way yet its leader gets a "guard of honor" from the Queen of the UK.

This guy is a moron with no credibility what so ever. His reasons for his "exposing" of the Uzbek authorities are strictly personal and not humanitarian at all.

[keesvandammen]

shut up, dude there isnt any human right in there

[AlgerianBanjo]

If you having nothing to add, don't bother replying..

Uzbekistan may not have a great human rights record, but it has a high level of gender equality and education. That at least is worth something. They should focus their attention on tyrannical regimes like Saudi Arabia before mentioning a word about the human rights situation in Uzbekistan.

[icedout009]

So you visited the country and that made you an expert? Murray was there as a diplomat with high level clearance and his study is verified by independent reports as well as those living there and your 'visit' led you to your conclusion that there is equality and education. Saudi Arabia's government is a kingdom/ dictatorship supported by your 'democratic' nations, the contradictions maybe apparent.Uzbekistan is led by a filthy tyrant, the only equality and education is for his rotten family...

[AlgerianBanjo]

"the only equality and education is for his rotten family"

That's bullshit and you know it. Fact is, there IS education and it has a literacy rate higher than many western nations. Women also play an active role in society and contribute a significant percentage of the workforce, which is much more than can be said about the majority of "developing" countries in Asia. I don't give two shits what you think about Karimov, I'm just presenting simple facts about the positive side of this country.

[icedout009]

The country is a communist state, every journalist after the Andijan massacre knew it has done as a false flag operation, every defector has verified it, its time to smell the roses and pull your head out of the sand. The foreign office even states that they know funding for projects go to Karimov and his little poodle of a daughters private accounts. You must be reading those glossy reports about employment, the lines you must have missed are the ones clearly stae, people dont get paid for....

[icedout009]

...don't get paid for months if ever. The options in return, torture, rape and prolonged imprisonment or continue working. Its the employment of Pharoah, continue building, technically you are 'employed' but ask or slack, we whip you. If you are a neutral observer, tell me why do you insist on defending a tyrannical state? I appreciate you 'visited' but what did you find? gold on the payment? do you have friends there? no-one is critiquing the ppl, but the oppressive state.

[AlgerianBanjo]

Yes, I have friends there. I have been there on multiple occasions and have met many other locals. The country has a very low GDP per capita but you don't see the adverse signs of poverty that's visible in Latin America, nations with much higher incomes.

I don't know where you got that about getting whipped and raped for not working. Yes, sometimes people aren't paid in cash for months, but they're subsidised with free housing and food in return.

[AlgerianBanjo]

Also, I will defend this "tyrannical state" because it's a very easy target, while its detractors continue to ignore MUCH more tyrannical regimes which are openly supported by the west. That's what bothers me. I'm not denying human rights violations take place here, but we should press for change in GENUINELY oppressive regimes like Saudi Arabia before even considering an insignificant entity like Uzbekistan.

And do you really believe the Andijan massacre was a peaceful protest as they claim?

[icedout009]

Yes I do believe Andijan was a massacre which was a false flag operation, you should look into it a little more. There were defectors from Russia's secret services, Uzbekistan's secret services, Amnesty international and I know people there through friends who confirmed what happened, much more believable then Karimov's lies

If you have friends there, should the logic conclude that your interest is personal and nothing to do with a

tyrannical state?

Even this report says: imprisonment of ppl

[icedout009]

OK, so all the Arab governments are tyrants, dictators but this does not prevent someone who is aware of the tyranny of this state where opposition is met by boiling people alive and other inhumane treatment being exposed by those who are aware. You should be principled in hating a worse then an animal character like Karimov. Attacking the tyranny does not equal the people in Uzbekistan are bad its the reality of the rotten Karimov's rule.

[icedout009]

This comment must have come from a Moron....He is speaking out against what he beliefs and Uzbekistan is the reality he knows. How is it personal if you know his story, read the book: murder in samarkand, excellent!!

[AlgerianBanjo]

I have visited Uzbekistan and know the reality of it, thank you very much. You are the moron if you side with this pathetic waste of atoms.

[icedout009]

What makes him a Moron with no credibility? aside from his personal life, which I do not approve, his professional views about Uzbekistan were never personal. The man lost 20 years diplomatic service, underwent terrible treatment by his seniors and all for his convictions, that's much more then his friends at the foreign office can boast about, hypocrites, driven my money above any principles. Human rights comes out their mouths like diarrhea but that's as far as it goes.

[Bestuz555]

i know this guy very very very WELL i can tell for sure he is big big time stupid! Facking every single girl he can! Hes wife left him becouse of that! he alway drunk!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[icedout009]

Ok he may have done all those things and like I said in another comment, I do not agree or approve. How does that change his professional judgment on Uzbekistan and its rotten filthy tyrant ruler?

The man was a diplomat for 20 years doing all sorts of stupid things in his personal life and his professionalism was never questioned by the foreign office before? All charges against him were dropped after the Uzbekistan investigation. The foreign office had to pamper the tyrant for contracts....