[MizSterious]

Hmmmm...new Galloway links...

[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

The crap on this guy is piling up so fast that he needs wings to stay above it. I say put this guy before a military tribunal and shoot his ass.

[doug from upland]

Galloway, Ritter, and Garafolo keep going further and further into the abyss.

[Madcelt]

Ping! Bump for later reading!

[Russell Scott]

This Way to the Gallows. If he isn't executed for treason, then I guess the new world order has taken over Britain, since you can't betray your country anymore, no matter what you do. Hey Tony, in hindsight, that third way is looking more and more like the wrong way.

[The Hon. Galahad Threepwood]

Galloway was unaware that, just months after his trip to Morocco on al-Fagih's behalf, the Saudi purchased an 'Exact-M' satellite phone on behalf of bin Laden's representative in London, Khalid al-Fawaaz.

As far as anyone can actually prove, Galloway was unaware. Personally, although I have no evidence Galloway works with al-Qaeda, I am not going to assume he doesn't just because he "denounces" Islamic terrorism. If I'm not mistaken, he's "denounced" Saddam Hussein in the past, but everyone knew even before the Telegraph allegations came out that he was a Saddam sympathizer.

Galloway is a liar, and he will say whatever he thinks he needs to say.

[geedee]

If this SOB is responsible for Americans being killed, I suspect the American people are gonna want to have a little talk with him.

MadIvan, do you believe this?

[this_ol_patriot]

Maybe tinfoil but I always thought there was some country connection to 9/11 too. Not that they were directly involved but looked the other way or provided intel or safe passage for the worldwide terror groups. You don't just operate a worldwide terror organization like Al-Queda without some aid from countries. This is what I think the weasels were afraid of us finding, not so much the WMD they provided Iraq but information about all the aid and intel they gave to Islamic terrorists worldwide.

[C210N]

poor little Galloway

If only he had someone to defend him, someone to be his spokesman, he might be able to set this whole stew up right...

I know. He should hire Baghdad Bob... I just know Bob would be ecstatic to be his spokesman.

[Teetop]

Well, time to start calling him, Jihad George now!

[kcvl]

WAR IN THE GULF: GEORGE WIFE BLASTS CLAIMS Apr 28 2003

GEORGE Galloway's wife last night denied as "rubbish" claims he had blown a fortune on a Cuban mistress.

Biologist Dr Amineh Abu-Zayyad said: "This is an old story that has been resurrected to try and discredit us. It's nonsense."

The Palestinian-born scientist has been under siege since last week's allegations that Labour's Glasgow Kelvin MP had received illegal payments from Saddam Hussein's Iraqi regime.

As the allegations broke about the MP's love life, Amineh, 41, said she was braced for fresh rumours each day.

She said: "Everyday someone comes out with something else.

"But we are bearing up well. I am in constant touch with my husband and he is fine.

"I keep telling him to hold his head up high. He has done nothing wrong."

But her voice sounded close to breaking as she added: "We will come through this stronger."

Amineh has faced the allegations alone at their home in Streatham, south London.

Galloway, 48, has been writing a book on Iraq at their villa on the Algarve, Portugal, since Easter.

He was estranged from his first wife Elaine and had a headline-hitting affair behind him when he met Amineh in 1991.

They married in March 2000 in London.

Mr Galloway's wife said yesterday that her husband had done nothing wrong. "He is a hero to me," Dr Amineh Abu-Zayyad told the Daily Mirror. "I have always admired him and I continue to do so. I am fully behind him. I have always believed in him 100 per cent.

"Any idiot can see this is a disgraceful smear campaign and we will fight it. My husband is an honorable man which is why I married him."

[kcvl]

Sunday, 10 March, 2002, 23:22 GMT

Bin Laden connected to London dissident

Al-Masari admits he has talked with and helped Osama Bin Laden in the past and would do so again, telling Five Live Report: "Yes, why not?"

The programme asked Al-Masari why he had helped Osama Bin Laden in the past, he said: 'It's the same cause." When asked if he would still help him he replied: "Yeah, if we can help anything, why not?"

Labour MP George Galloway was also part of the campaign to keep Al-Masari from being deported to the Caribbean island of Dominica in 1995.

The MP - who had a blazing row at Westminster this week after he was called an apologist for Saddam Hussein by a government minister - told the programme: "I have never seen any evidence that either Al-Masari or Al-Fagih were in any way connected to violence and if you have uncovered any I will listen to your programme with interest.'



Galloway: 'Never seen any evidence'

"To attempt a smear by association with that widely supported campaign is disreputable," Mr Galloway said.

There is no suggestion that the MP knew about the purchase of the satellite phone.

Evidence that Saad Al-Fagih bought the satellite phone later rung by one of the men who blew up the US embassy in Nairobi emerged during a New York trial in 2000, when four al-Qaeda suspects were found guilty of the African embassy bombings.

United States attorney Kenneth Karas told a grand jury what was in Exhibit 1623: an order form for an Exact-M 22 Satellite Telephone, dated 1 November 1996: "and for the record, payment portion, Saad Al-Fagih." The order was signed 'S. R. H. Al Fagih.'

When asked about the purchase of the satellite phone, Al-Fagih said: "Go and ask anybody else. I do not confirm anything here.

"I do not even confirm there have been any details about purchase or not purchase.....I have no comment on this."

He told the programme: "Everybody knows that I am totally committed to peaceful agenda."

In 1997 the Select Committee on Standards and Privileges investigated a complaint that George Galloway had not declared an interest when speaking on Saudi Arabia the year before.

MPs threw out the complaint but looked more closely into the question of Galloway acting as a financial intermediary.

Mr Galloway was paid £5,000 in cash by Al-Fagih in late 1995 to early 1996 to repay costs incurred on behalf of others during the campaign to prevent Al-Masari's deportation.

He was also given £1800 in cash by Al-Fagih to pass on to academics to help with the same campaign. Mr Galloway has never identified the academics.

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[cake_crumb]

"Al-Fagih refused to comment on Galloway but said: 'We have always rejected any overtures made by the Saudi regime.' "

Because al Fagih is an Islamakazi. He was probably part of the silent protest outside the Saudi embassy in Britain last year, which was basically a threat that the Islamakazis would rebel against the Saudi Royal family if Saudi backed coalition action in Iraq.

[Scott from the Left Coast]

Galloway needs a gallows.

[backhoe]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/898108/posts
MP George Galloway- voice cries "peace," hand in Saddam's till...
various FR links | 04-22-03 | The Heavy Equipment Guy

[Joe Boucher]

bump

[HamiltonJay]

Anyone got a photo of this Traitor?

This guy needs the hangman's noose if what is being reported is true... he not only betrayed his country, he has betrayed civilization itself.