THE DAILY TELEGRAPH: Galloway's gall

The Daily Telegraph ^ | April 23, 2003

[Madcelt]

Not meaning to add a sour note, but has anyone learned yet of the other "names" of those involved. Gall-O-Way surely was not alone. I would like a more detailed list of the Traitous @as^@&Ds!!! It will be most interesting to see that Rogues gallery. On a further note......Earthquakes were felt around the world today as liberal sphincter muscles tightened up upon learning of the Iraqi Intelligence files being translated. There are expected minor aftershocks but none as global and wide spread as todays tightening.

[faithincowboys]

"George's extravagance was, it seems, too gorgeous even for Saddam."

You British certainly know how to turn a phrase.

Brilliant.

What a devestating article! Galloway is done!

[faithincowboys]

"He would not be the only Western European politician to have yielded to the temptations of Saddam. Others who acted as his apologists over many years must now be wondering what further documents will emerge from the ruins of the regime."

Can you say Messrs Chirac and Schroeder?

Oh please, let the records turn up!

[hotpotato]

Pinging you. Thought you might find this interesting.

[tictoc]

Thanks.

It makes sense that the file on Galloway, if genuine, would have been found by a Telegraph reporter.

Fortune favors the prepared, and the journalist had been instructed specifically to look out for such documents.

The leftie media, on the other hand, are telling their reporters to look for anything that will make the coalition look bad.

Galloway's libel lawsuit is a long way off. Maybe he is hoping this will blow over by the time the case goes to court.