George Galloway

[Carlos J]

Don't bother answering in this thread, Lambrini.

Where's the personal insult?

You're quick to judge, Carlos. Tick posted this almost an hour ago, and I haven't responded.

Cheers.

I know you hadn't responded,, that's why I asked you not to, and being almost an hour after Tick posted is not really quick to judge. Just preventing more shit escalating.

[birdie]

IMO only, of course, but Galloway was in his rights to cut off Lewis Goodall. He said he'd been asked to come on and give his views on the local election results and is then confronted with something he said however long ago on a totally unrelated topic.

Goodall bit off more than he could chew when he tried to ambush Galloway, better men than he have tried that over the years and got short shrift.

[subsub]

IMO only, of course, but Galloway was in his rights to cut off Lewis Goodall. He said he'd been asked to come on and give his views on the local election results and is then confronted with something he said however long ago on a totally unrelated topic.

Goodall bit off more than he could chew when he tried to ambush Galloway, better men than he have tried that over the years and got short shrift.

How was he "ambushing" Galloway? If you're going to stand as a political leader, you'd better make damn sure that statements you've made in the past won't come back to bite you.
The question was perfectly justified, and reporters/presenters are allowed to ask political leaders whatever they like.

[Vespa]

IMO only, of course, but Galloway was in his rights to cut off Lewis Goodall. He said he'd been asked to come on and give his views on the local election results and is then confronted with something he said however long ago on a totally unrelated topic.

Goodall bit off more than he could chew when he tried to ambush Galloway, better men than he have tried that over the years and got short shrift.

How was he "ambushing" Galloway? If you're going to stand as a political leader, you'd better make damn sure that statements you've made in the past won't come back to bite you.
The question was perfectly justified, and reporters/presenters are allowed to ask political leaders whatever they like.

Galloway is an MP, any journalist is within their rights to ask him about anything he says. In fact give he said this publicly they have the right to ask him even if he isn't an MP.

[black_guardian]

Galloway is a knob. Flashes his plastic Muslim credentials because he got a Palestinian woman pregnant. Only interested in his own personality cult. Never trust a single issue politician.

[lambrini]

Galloway is a knob. Flashes his plastic Muslim credentials because he got a Palestinian woman pregnant. Only interested in his own personality cult. Never trust a single issue politician.

[lambrini]

Is Galloway a meeb?

[black_guardian]

Is Galloway a meeb?

No. He's a self serving c**t who never does anything for anyone, except himself.

About as convincing as Richard Dawkins suddenly realising he likes Judeo-Christian culture (whatever that is) after years of shilling books as a so-called atheist.

[The Ghost of Alex Higgins]

Is Galloway a meeb?

A what?

[lambrini]

I made it up. A take on widely known terms 'weeb' or 'weeabo.'

[The Ghost of Alex Higgins]

I made it up. A take on widely known terms 'weeb' or 'weeabo.'

What in the BALLS are you on about

[JimmyDee]

I made it up. A take on widely known terms 'weeb' or 'weeabo.'

Explain to the people at home what a "weeb" is.

[lambrini]

I made it up. A take on widely known terms 'weeb' or 'weeabo.'

Explain to the people at home what a "weeb" is.

Use Google

Boomers!

[JimmyDee]

Explain to the people at home what a "weeb" is.

Use Google. Boomers!

No, you use google to look up the Norm Macdonald quote.
See? I can do it too

[Zippy]

He's a bit of a scumbag but can also be comedy gold.