May 17, 2005 — WASHINGTON (Reuters) - British MP George Galloway told the U.S. Congress on Tuesday he rejected charges he profited from the Iraq oil-for-food program and complained he was being treated unfairly by a Senate committee. "I am not now, nor have I ever been, an oil trader, and neither has anyone on my behalf," he told the U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations as he began refuting the committee's accusations. "I have never seen a barrel of oil, owned one, bought one, sold one, and neither has anybody on my behalf," Galloway said. Addressing the Republican chairman...