Tony Blair's Judgement Day - 1. George Galloway & Brian Eno

Dateline: Iraq Inquiry, Little Sanctuary, Westminster, London, UK, 08:30-11:00, Fri 29 Jan 10 -- Hundreds of angry protesters gather outside the QE2 Conference Centre, where Sir John Chilcot and all his little wizards are having a cosy chat with War-Criminal-in-Chief Tony Bliar about what lessons British imperialism can learn from the mountains of corpses in Iraq. The reward offered at www.arrestblair.org for a citizen's arrest attempt on Bliar was promoted, but not claimed, yet... (AFAIK).

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[dutchgoing]

@radiostardust George Galloway is like an old-school preacher. Wonderful that there is somebody like he who cuts through all the bullshit and lies. If you lived in the UK in the last 30 years or so you would understand how this country has changed and our traditional values even further ruined than they were under the Thatcher Creature in the 80s. Brian Eno is also a welcome voice, but has a different way of putting the same issues.

[ORLANDO77146]

BLAIR FUE EL CEREBRO DE LA INVASIÓN A IRAK JUNTO CON BUSH

[radiostardust]

I have nothing but the utmost respect for Brian Eno as an artist and political activist. The man has a hypnotic eloquence about him. However, I can't say the same for George Galloway. I despise him about as much as any Neo-Con.

[slanker786]

i wish they all get fucked up in iraq

[weegiebam]

You do realise that Galloway's a Catholic too, don't you?

You maniac.