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Iraq oil cash funded MPs' campaigns Businessmen handed on money illicitly siphoned from UN deals to pressure groups run by George Galloway and Tam Dalyell David Leigh and David Pallister Tuesday February 17, 2004 The Guardian Money illicitly siphoned from the UN oil-for-food programme by Saddam Hussein was used to finance anti-sanctions campaigns run by British politicians, according to documents that have surfaced in Baghdad. Undercover cash from oil deals went to three businessmen who in turn supported pressure groups involving the ex-Labour MP George Galloway, Labour MP Tam Dalyell, and the former Irish premier Albert Reynolds, it is alleged...

Frankly I was relieved to hear from Tam Dalyell, the venerable British MP who serves as Father of the House of Commons, that Tony Blair is secretly controlled by a cabal of Jewish advisers. Cabal-wise, that takes the heat off George W. Bush, who's secretly controlled by so many cabals he must be juggling his schedule as frantically as Jack Lemmon in a 1960s sex comedy. The president is apparently simultaneously secretly controlled by a cabal of sinister Jews, a cabal of fundamentalist Christians, a cabal of Texas oil barons, and a cabal of devious neoconservatives who are also Jews,...

That is a Racist Slur By Jonathan FreedlandGuardian | May 12, 2003 The good news is that Tam Dalyell's outburst to Vanity Fair - in which he suggested Tony Blair was unduly influenced by a Jewish cabal - has not been ignored. His remarks made all the papers, proof that anti-semitism is no longer an uncontroversial part of public conversation. That's welcome. If there is bad news it's that Dalyell has been treated as a naughty boy - "incorrigible," said Peter Mandelson - rather than as a man who has uttered a racist slur. Bad news, too, that so far...

Anti-Semitic attacks in Europe are up a whopping 75% since 9/11, according to ‘The Guardian’, no friend of Israel. On Sunday 4th May, Tam Dalyell (pronounced ‘Dee-ell) MP, the ‘Father of The House of Commons’, was reported as saying that he believes Tony Blair is surrounded by a ‘Jewish cabal’. In the ‘Daily Telegraph’ of 8th May, the English novelist Margaret Drabble is given licence to engage in spurious anti-Americanism, or more properly anti-Republicanism, in an article entitled ‘Why I loathe America’. The Prime Minister of Italy, Silvio Berlusconi, is being tried for corruption. The appointment of a new Governor...

Frankly I was relieved to hear from Tam Dalyell that Tony Blair is secretly controlled by a cabal of Jewish advisers. Cabal-wise, that takes the heat off George W Bush, who's secretly controlled by so many cabals he's juggling his schedule as frantically as Jack Lemmon in a 1960s sex comedy. The President is apparently simultaneously secretly controlled by a cabal of sinister Jews, a cabal of fundamentalist Christians, a cabal of Texas oil barons, and a cabal of devious "neoconservatives", who are also Jews but, demonstrating the cunning one traditionally associates with the Hebrew, have taken to going around...

The good news is that Tam Dalyell's outburst to Vanity Fair — in which he suggested Tony Blair was unduly influenced by a Jewish cabal — has not been ignored. His remarks made all the papers, proof that anti-semitism is no longer an uncontroversial part of public conversation. That's welcome. If there is bad news it's that Dalyell has been treated as a naughty boy — "incorrigible," said Peter Mandelson — rather than as a man who has uttered a racist slur. Bad news, too, that so far much of the condemnation has come from Jews rather than Dalyell's comrades...

Dalyell steps up attack on Levy Veteran MP rejects accusations that he is anti-semitic and renews criticism of Jewish adviser to No 10 Michael White, political editor Tuesday May 6, 2003 The Guardian The Labour MP Tam Dalyell yesterday scornfully brushed aside accusations of anti-semitism but stood by the allegation that has landed him in political trouble, that "there is far too much Jewish influence in the United States" and one over-influential Jew in Tony Blair's entourage. Faced with threats to take "inflammatory remarks" to the commission for racial equality, the MP for Linlithgow raised the stakes significantly by criticising...

Labour MPs opposed to war on Iraq are believed to be planning a bid to topple Tony Blair because of his support for the looming conflict. The Prime Minister, still reeling from a recent backbench revolt on Iraq in the Commons by 121 of his colleagues, could face a leadership challenge at the next party conference in October. Veteran MP and anti-war campaigner Tam Dalyell told the Sunday Sun that backbench MPs are already talking about having Mr Blair replaced. Mr Dalyell, MP for Linlithgow in Scotland, revealed the plot to oust Mr Blair during a visit to Sunderland to...