Ok , who voted for George Galloway ?
Discussion
docevi1 said:
why does everyone dislike him so much?
After GW1 he flew over to meet Saddam who welcomed him like a long lost brother, Galloway said "Sir, I salute your courage, your strength, your indefatigability."
Remember we lost about 50 troops because of his invasion of Kuwait and then Galloway flies over and comes out with that, that's why most people hate him apart from the mainly 16000 Muslims who just voted for him perhaps.
Can you imagine some British MP flying over to meet Hitler after WW2 and saying that ?
...yes totally different scale and AH was dead but it's somewhat analogous
After being lambasted for this from all quarters when he got back he tried to wriggle out of it by saying he was talking about the Iraqi people but he had shown his true colours.
No way back after that.
BTW, being ex-forces myself, I abhor some of Mr Galloways actions and statements.
If however, we are going to "shoot him and send his wife the bill for the bullet", that makes us a bad as Saddam Hussein.
People like him should be allowed to condemn themselves with their own mouth. The fact that enough people agree with him to elect him is just an example of democracy in action.
edit as my keyboard seems to have a shortage of "F"s
>> Edited by DocJock on Saturday 7th May 12:19
If however, we are going to "shoot him and send his wife the bill for the bullet", that makes us a bad as Saddam Hussein.
People like him should be allowed to condemn themselves with their own mouth. The fact that enough people agree with him to elect him is just an example of democracy in action.
edit as my keyboard seems to have a shortage of "F"s
>> Edited by DocJock on Saturday 7th May 12:19
Hilts said:
After GW1 he flew over to meet Saddam who welcomed him like a long lost brother, Galloway said "Sir, I salute your courage, your strength, your indefatigability."
Is this true, or was it a Mail/Sun thing?
And when was he cosying up to Saddam? (serious question). Just wondering if it was when we were selling him arms and chemicals and stuff.
heebeegeetee said:
Hilts said:
After GW1 he flew over to meet Saddam who welcomed him like a long lost brother, Galloway said "Sir, I salute your courage, your strength, your indefatigability."
Is this true, or was it a Mail/Sun thing?
It was filmed and shown on the news.
From the BBC...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/2966199.stm
We should fly the focker over there and drop him off on Baghdad High Street.
los angeles said:
If you tough stone-chewing bounty hunters out there are going to string up Galloway, you need to build your gallows high and wide to include politicians such as Rumsfeld who were very happy to shake hands with Saddam so long as he kept those other "slanty-eyed bastards" at bay, and bought American weapons and helicopters to do the job efficiently.
So you'd rather Khomeini's brand of Islamic fundamentalism had spilled westwards?
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them. As much as i dislike his politics, he has taken a stand on Iraq that no one else has had the guts to.
I love that!!! 