Galloway's self-destructive manifesto
The leftist Independent prints a scathing book review of George Galloway's (yes, the traitor) autobiography I'm Not the Only One.
It is not the allegations that he was being paid by Saddam Hussain - soon to be settled in the libel courts - that will destroy George Galloway. No, it is this book. In this strange, repetitive little manifesto - marketed as an autobiography by in fact a short and incoherent rant - Galloway does not just shoot himself in the foot; he machine-guns his own legs to pieces.
I found so many other shocking references and great sound bites from the article I'd rather send you over to read it all.
Other anti-war leftists at least put up some resemblance of disgust at Saddam Hussein's genocidal crimes, sincere or not. To Galloway, Saddam Hussein and other third world dictators are the heroes, and the democratically elected leaders of the west are the villains. After all, Saddam paid him far better than Tony Blair did.
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