Press TV-Comment with George Galloway-Anti-austerity protests across Europe-30-09-2010 (Part 1)

Across Europe, governments are cutting wages. But should it be those who had nothing to do with creating the crisis who have to pay for it?

Illegal US attacks in Pakistan are destabilizing democracy in Pakistan.

Ed Miliband, new leader of the Labour Party, says that the Iraq War was wrong and the "New Labour" is dead. Maybe Tony Blair can be put on trial for the Iraq war.

In response to a caller, Galloway declares his support for the removal of the British rule from north of Ireland.

In response to another caller, who criticizes Turkey\'s takeover of northern Cyprus, Galloway says that in 1974 he protested against the Turkish invasion, which was done by the then dictatorship. But, he says that the present government is democratic and keen on solving this issue.

Galloway says that in the UK there are very little corporate sponsorships of political parties. So, the banks and corporations have not bought the politicians, but the politicians themselves support the bankers and corporations.

He announces that he has won in a Canadian court the right to enter Canada, against the wishes of the Canadian government.

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