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Shame on the increasingly tabloid-esque BBC for allowing such a biased attack on George Galloway.
He wasn't bullied though
What a speaker, I don't agree with all his views but the fact remains attacks on Islamic places of worship are far far greater in number then the attacks on Jewish ones
Some of the audience were baying Zionists , the very people George Galloway so aptly describes
His killer blow was attacking those who say they want free speech as long as it agrees with their viewpoint
What a loss to the labour movement
Never seen such a loaded audience on there, bit of a disgrace really. On a separate point thought tristram hunt was pathetic.
Attack??? A load of gobby audience members that no one could understand.
He'd have lapped it up, I bet if you'd asked him he'd have not wanted it any other way.
I wonder if Question Time type debates would work in a pub environment, as a sort of replacement for the stale quiz nights?
I was a member of Respect when they were formed, and Galloway was an influence on me.
I don't agree with much of what he says nowadays (nor much of what I said 10-15 years ago for that matter). His comments on creating an 'Israel free zone' in Bradford were appalling really.
That said, I admire his ability to speak his mind and he is a superb orator and absolutely must be listened to.
I would vote labour if he was in the higher realms of the party
He would leather the Tories
I think ed milliband is a decent fella but he's too wet
You need someone with bollocks to stick it up bully boy Cameron
Dennis Skinner, George Galloway etc
He wouldn't last 5 minutes in Labour nowadays. Ironically enough, the party he'd last longest in would be UKIP.Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY wrote on Fri, 06 February 2015 00:23
You will anyway.
Failing that a smash the Tory scum party should they standI would vote labour if he was in the higher realms of the party
I missed QT tonight but it sounds as if Galloway was more than able to look after himself.
As others have said, he is a superb orator and his destruction of the kangaroo court set up to defame him in the US a decade ago was one of the greatest examples of courage in the face of the establishment that I've ever seen. He destroyed his opponents that day. If you haven't already seen it it's on youtube somewhere.
On the flip side, GG is clearly a vain man and occasionally contradicts himself, but on the whole he speaks a large amount of sense. He's certainly a welcome antidote to most of the limp nonentities that fill the corridors of Westminster currently.
Well I could understand them.
You would. You speak the same language.Attack??? A load of gobby audience members that no one could understand.
Attack??? A load of gobby audience members that no one could understand.He'd have lapped it up, I bet if you'd asked him he'd have not wanted it any other way.Well I could understand them.I'm not gobby, I'm quite quiet actually.
"Bully boy Cameron"?
It was less question time and more a football derby the way those 3/4 members of the audience were going for him.
"but the fact remains attacks on Islamic places of worship are far far greater in number then the attacks on Jewish ones "
Sludge have you seen any factual evidence re this - presume you were talking about the UK ?
I dont know the stats by the way - and didnt see Question Time either - I have given up watching it - sounds like last night re enforced my decision
The man does love a platform doesn't he.
Before the last election you were begging everyone on here to join you in voting for the lib dems"................then voted labour.I would vote labour if he was in the higher realms of the partyHe would leather the Tories
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