Nice bung-Gallow! (laugh your a$$ off alert)

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[El Conservador]

Well, no comment

[O.C. - Old Cracker]

I saw this idiot being interviewed on BBC World News last night. He comes across like a used car salesman.

[Dog]

This is now getting play in the American media...

This gets better and better....

[Grand Old Partisan]

He's not an idiot. He's made himslef a wealthy man by his treason, and will probably get away with it.

[mewzilla]

I didn't know about the Palestinian wife. Anyone know how long Galloway's been married to her?

[MadIvan]

He's made himslef a wealthy man by his treason, and will probably get away with it.

No. Tony Blair will want to make an example of him, as will the Crown Prosecution Service.

Regards, Ivan

[Tijeras_Slim]

She's related to Yasser... there's a thread about it. :)

[Grand Old Partisan]

In a Lord Haw-Haw or e.e. cummings kinda way? If Galloway somehow escapes, he has a bright future here in the U.S. as a Democrat politician.

[scouse]

Mr Galloway’s activities will also be probed by Labour’s Disputes Panel and by its National Constitutional Committee.

It looks like the Politburo is preparing to slap him on the wrist.

[MadIvan]

Except Blair probably wants his head. Galloway will be thrown out of the Labour Party in my view.

Regards, Ivan

[MadIvan]

In the following way:

1. He will be thrown out of the Labour Party.
2. The Crown Prosecution Service and Lord Chancellor, keen to make an example of him, will bring him up on bribery charges.
3. If convicted, he'll go to jail. After all, Jeffrey Archer went to jail for perjury, this is much worse.

Regards, Ivan

[nina0113]

Galloway will be thrown out of the Labour Party in my view

Not good enough. As I recall, that block is still on Tower Hill.

[The FRugitive]

Anyone got a picture of him?

[try phecta tom]

Eight of the visits, entered in the MP’s register of interests, were funded by the Mariam Appeal, which was set up to save the life of four-year-old Iraqi leukaemia girl Mariam Hamza

What a class act, typical lib

[January24th]

Dang it! Why did he have to pick Portugal?

[The FRugitive]

I found one:

And this:

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Middle East needs peace

By George Galloway MP

The issue we face on Iraq is whether Britain is prepared to join a pre-emptive attack by the United States that is not sanctioned by the UN Security Council.

There are two problems. The first is the leadership qualities of George W Bush. The Prime Minister tells us, as George Bush himself might put it, that we have been mis-underestimating the President. But the British people have seen and heard the President and they think they are estimating him just about right as a man who we would not want to be at the wheel of the car as we drive along the edge of a cliff, with ourselves sitting in the back seat.

Are we mis-underestimating the President’s friends? Are we mis-underestimating Donald Rumsfeld whose picture appeared in the Guardian the other day shaking hands with Saddam Hussein in the middle of the Iran-Iraq war after he had just handed over the latest US satellite surveillance so that the Iraqi regime could better target the Iranians who were our foes in that war?

Are we mis-underestimating Paul Wolfowitz, a man who used to make even Ronald Reagan’s blood run cold? Are we mis-underestimating the Vice-President, Dick Cheney, a man who voted in the United States Congress against the resolution for the release of Nelson Mandela from prison?

It is much more comforting to be on the side of Nelson Mandela in this argument than on the side of Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld and George W Bush. I ask Labour MPs: how did we end up on George Bush’s side of an argument with Al Gore, the Democrats’ presidential candidate.

Would it not have been better if new Labour had strengthened the new Democrats or even the peace party within the Republicans rather than siding with Cheney, Rumsfeld and Bush?

Why are some Labour MPs and ministers on George W Bush’s side of the argument and not on the side of Gerhard Schroeder, the leader of the German Social Democrats?

The second problem is even more substantial. The British people instinctively know that adding another war to the Middle East does not seem like a sensible idea.

People see Israel demolishing — brick by brick — the solemn commitments in the Oslo agreement. They see the bulldozers, like some prehistoric animal, tearing down President Arafat’s compound.

The British people see the devastation and the flames in Palestine, the unresolved conflicts in Afghanistan and the rising tide of Islamic fundamentalism and hatred against the west and they know that it is extremely unlikely that the world can be made a safer place by launching yet another war in that region — a war of 60 days and nights of intensive carpet bombardment followed by 250,000 western soldiers invading and occupying an Arab Muslim country.

They know that that does not sound like a recipe for security and peace in the world or like a recipe for the diminution of terrorism.

[Grand Old Partisan]

Let us pray.

Do you think there's some implicating documents against some Democrat politicians? Of course, if there is, the time to publicize them is a year from now.

[Grand Old Partisan]

Did George Galloway convert to Islam? Are his children Moslems?

[martin_fierro]

Face of a traitor.

At a "Rally for Palestine" (wonder how much THEY pay him)

[Oldie]

"But Galloway refused to talk to The Sun — even after we offered him a tempting wad of 50,000 Iraqi dinars."

Gotta love it.

Long live the Sun!