imi

A Certain George Galloway not only slaps Labour smack bang on their face by winning THEIR SEAT, he now goes across the pond to KICK SOME YANKY ****......




http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/4557279.stm

GALLOWAY VIDEO FOR DOWNLOAD

suprabeast

The dudes got *****, more than most of the politicians

NewLabour

He's the man, no doubt and someone I count amongst my personal friends. Good work George!

Have rarely seen someone kick USA *** like that.

CrisPDuk

I truly and desperately hope that he is the exception to the rule as far as high profile politicians go

The line about Donald Rumsfeld's frequent visits, and the reason for them killed me:

I thought stealing the ***-kissing dyke's seat from under her was going to be his career highlight

fatherpierre

I must admit, he did ram their week accusations right up their *****

Whether you agree with his politics or not it's hard not to feel pleased at the way he shot them down in flames LOL.

pslewis

I would love him to read and comment on the stuff posted on here about how fragile our cars are and how they need 'special' treatment!!

He would eat most of the muppets alive .... imagine him being told that the **** Oil Change needs to be done on his car!! PMSL!!

Pete

imi

I like the way the Yanky Senator goes "Thx Mr Galloway" after receiving a 10 min bollocking.....CLASS

And thats what I call DELIBERATE Friendly FIRE

Galloway can take on all the Labour politicians put together.....and not only that....include a thousand pslewis's to the list too....


BBC Parliament is going to be soooo much more interesting now that Galloway is in there LOL

boomer

I sat, transfixed, watching the whole of his "session" on the BBC New24 multi-screen thingumajig.

The guy was brilliant, and apart from the bit where he avoided putting down one of his "friends" he had the upper-hand at least 20 feet above the US Senate guys.

mb

warrenm2

just watched all 47 mins of it. Thing he didnt mention is the Telegraph has won the right to appeal. It still goes on...

the moose

And the fact that he made aschoolboy error himself in accusing a Senator who had voted against the war, or supporting it.

Good performance, but I still don't trust what he says. The party's better off without him.

jasey

Agreed - there's no place for socialists or men of principle (Except Gogsie Brown of course) in New Labour.

CrisPDuk

Just pulled this from a related story on the BBC website

'Meanwhile, the right-wing Fox News channel described the British parliamentarian as an "arch-leftie British MP".'

Fox political commentator Eric Shawn said Mr Galloway had "put on quite a show".


Funny that, I wonder who owns Fox News? Oh, yes, Rupert Murdoch, the same guy who owns Tony Bliar

boxst

Hello

I was impressed with:

Steve

Neanderthal

iTrader: (6)

LOL wish I'd have seen it!

gsm1

Senator Coleman and his monkeys thought they could just carry on with their usual - repeat lies often enough and people will believe them - it worked over the war. They obviously didn't realise Galloway was going to bother turning up to kick their butts.

SJ_Skyline

Much as I dislike his views and his politics I really admired the way he came out fighting and spitting venom at them. And quite rightly too, how dare they?

warrenm2

The link to the full 47mins video is on this page (under the picture of Gallaway), or a potted version on the right hand sidebar
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/4556113.stm

CupraT

I don't fully trust him but setting that aside it was one of the most impressive 'presentations' I have seen. Truely riveting TV.

He spoke for over 10 minutes without reading from notes, rarely missed a beat, no umming or arring etc in the face of photographers moving about in front of him.

He then answered a set of prepared questions (without much time to preapre) without getting ruffled. Not a hint of perspiration!

It may have been more of a challenge for him if the Yanks had a) some brains and b) had actually researched the paper.

Only thing I can fault him for was the use of the phrase schoolboy howler, should have been schoolboy error

Leslie

The only thing that did not impress me was the way he was pictured as "sucking up" to SH when he met him.

Apart from that I agree with what has been said about his outstanding performance in the Senate Inquiry, and enjoyed seeing them being taken apart. I also enjoyed the way he responded to Paxman's unnecessarliy rude and unfair questioning.

Les

moses

i swear guys i waited for hrs ill in my bed to see it live

man worth every minute i hadnt had this much fun for ages

so brilliant specially teaching that idiot neocon norm coleman a lesson, that man thinks he is so special he made him look like a pussycat


hail to my fellow scot george i luv him even more now, im glad he is one of us, scots are awesome

sad thing is in the news today the british charity commision is gonna open the investigation too its sad the government is not gonna let him live in peace for a long while

george kick their asses bud

him and ken livingstone are my heros

moses

guys if u wanna watch it live

here it is

http://www.respectcoalition.org/?ite=781

gsm1

That's not definite, they say they might. But it's a nice little way of putting doubt in people's minds. In the same way talk of supposed documents and unnamed witnesses was banded about.

moses

i hope not anyway its time for him to get back into politics and make blairs life hell in the commons

imi

I met him yesterday @ Euston...great guy, great speaker, fantastic charasmatic personality.

I am not sure about his party's policies....but thats my opinion.