Iraq oil cash funded MPs' campaigns (GALLOWAY!)

Guardian ^ | 02/17/04 | David Leigh and David Pallister

[XHogPilot]

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[evad]

Did you know Kerry served in Vietnam?

Turns out that may be a rumor.

His 'body' was in Viet Nam but we don't know for sure that 'he' was in Viet Nam.
In any event, it depends on the definition of "served" ;-)

[MizSterious]

There are some documents already showing that McDermott and a couple others took donations from someone on the list of 270 recipients of Saddam's bribes. It's indirect, but pretty damning.

[Allan]

The next thing that's coming. Which UN officials got 'Oil for Food' money.

Anyone want to guess?

[beckett]

First time I have seen Albert Reynolds' name associated with Saddam. A big blow to his prestige.

[Grampa Dave]

Mewzilla has posted some very interesting photos of the UK Traitor and abettor of the mass murderer, the $oddomite.

Tony should order the UK Marines to wrap this traitor and ship him to Iraq to be tried with his buddy, the $oddomite.

Slime like Galloway around the world enabled the $oddomite to stay in power and to continue to kill innocent Iraqis. Typical lunatic lib behavior when it comes their love/lust for dictators. Another example of how money can buy anything from a lunatic lib.

[Diddle E. Squat]

Dallas Cowboy apologist commie pinko

[Grampa Dave]

Koffee Anananon for sure.

WMD inspectors for sure.

Scott Ritter for sure!

[Zack Nguyen]

LOL.

[FBD]

Thanks for the ping to this Dave.

I also wonder:

Could George SorA$$ be possibly connected to Iraqi oil money? He has a buddy in a Russian oil company...

[Grampa Dave]

You can bet that George $oreA$$ was/is up to his $$ in bribes, kick backs and other payments to keep his buddy $oddomite alive.

[The Old Hoosier]

Maybe he can defect to North Korea.

[Lunatic Fringe]

under the control of the US occupation regime

Interesting choice of words....

[BOBTHENAILER]

Tony should order the UK Marines to wrap this traitor and ship him to Iraq to be tried with his buddy, the $oddomite.

Great thread here. I agree with your proposed handling of the traitor Galloway.

[spacewarp]

Only with their food and forcing them to watch BBC for hours on end. Eventually, the brain just shuts off and dies. Then the body with it.

[tjwmason]

I'm guessing they don't execute traitors in Great Britain, do they?

Unfortunately not. The relevant Treason Act does prescribe hanging for High Treason against the Crown, however, in the late '90s the Blair government incorporated the 'European Convention on Human Rights' into English law, to do this an undertaking was made that any capital sentence would be automatically commuted to life-imprisonment. It's all a long way from the days of being hanged, drawn and quartered.

Execution, in reality, ended in the late '60s; the same time as abortion and homosexual practice were legalised, and divorce made a damn lot easier. Many of our anarcho-leftists consider these four to be the greatest victories for the left. Of course, the vast majority of the British public are in favour of capital punishment.

[mewzilla]

And ther's always the Tower...

[tjwmason]

And ther's always the Tower...

The Tower was actually used as a gaol during the second world war; 900 years and still in service. It also holds the oldest part of the British Military, the Yeoman Warders were founded in 1585.

[mewzilla]

We've toured it twice :) I'd say you could make someone pretty uncomfortable there. Heh heh heh...

[norraad]

"Hangin's too good for them!"

More good old "cap" punishment is worth a try here ( at least give it a trial run ).