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Syria-Lebanon-Iran
Bush now planning to attack Syria: Galloway
2005-03-01
British lawmaker and leading anti-war loonie campaigner George Galloway Monday expressed apprehension that US president George Bush (Junior) is not mindful about ''establishing democracies'' in the Middle East and Arab countries but is planning ''fresh attacks against Syria.,'' reports BSS. "The capitalistic imperialist forces led by the USA never took any action against the dictators in the Arab world but launched offensives against those dictators who did not obey their formula," the visiting UK lawmaker observed at a seminar at Dhaka Sheraton hotel.

The Centre for Democratic Practice (CDP) organized the seminar titled "Crisis in current politics." CDP convenor Mahbubur Rob Sadi moderated the session. Professor Muzaffar Ahmed, BNP leader Shamsul Alam Chowdhury, Awami league lawmaker Suranjit Sengupta, left leader Haider Akbar Khan Rono, CPB leader Mujahidul Islam Selim, convenor of the committee for protection of oil and gas from foreign exploiters Engineer Mohammad Shahidullah, organizer of Friends of Bangladesh Dr Mohammad Motahar, peace activist Ms Nazma Shikha and cultural activist Pijush Bandapaddya, among others, took part in the discussion.

George Galloway said the unipolar character of the new international world order has emerged as a real disaster. He noted that equilibrium of the international political system has been destabilized following the collapse of the Soviet system. The new international capitalistic order is intensifying the process of exploitation in the post-Soviet era.
George longs for the good old days when Socialists like him were relevent. Perhaps we should borrow the Doctor's Tardis and send him back.
The Scottish leader expressed the hope that Bangladesh would follow the path of democracy amid all odds and turbulence in the international arena. He also observed that Bangladesh can develop the power to withstand all natural calamities if it can enjoy a vibrant economic state. He urged Bangladesh political leaders to engage their best efforts to bolster country''s economy and its positive image abroad.
Posted by:Steve

#13  I think George needs a kneecapping. Both preferably.
Posted by: Sock Puppet of Doom   2005-03-01 10:13:40 PM  

#12  Now, in the non-cartoon world of the Indy left, exactly who would give that poor excuse for a human being, inside information?
Posted by: Couth   2005-03-01 4:46:07 PM  

#11  Nah, Georgie - we're busy elsewhere.

The Israelis and the Lebanese people, on the other hand.... ;-p
Posted by: Barbara Skolaut   2005-03-01 1:59:17 PM  

#10  haha the rat speaks his mind . Galloway , favourite of the Hussein's , Castro's and various other nefarious regimes of the world .
Seeing as Treason failed , cant we just expel the little shit to some cold dark place where we will never see his slime trail again . pwetty pwease !
Posted by: MacNails   2005-03-01 12:24:07 PM  

#9  British lawmaker and leading anti-war loonie campaigner George Galloway Monday expressed apprehension that US president George Bush (Junior) is not mindful about ''establishing democracies'' in the Middle East and Arab countries but is planning ''fresh attacks against Syria.,''

So 1) he admits Bush IS establishing democracies in the middle east, and 2) despite the facts, is worried that the US will take out yet ANOTHER dictatorship.

I imagine it's the "dick" in "Dictatorship" that turns him on.
Posted by: Ptah   2005-03-01 12:05:14 PM  

#8   "The capitalistic imperialist forces led by the USA never took any action against the dictators in the Arab world but launched offensives against those dictators who did not obey their formula,
and, besides, somebody stole my strawberries!

Posted by: BigEd   2005-03-01 12:00:46 PM  

#7  George is a butt-boy for Baathists and the Syrians are the only Baathists left.
Posted by: Spot   2005-03-01 11:17:29 AM  

#6   It's a bummer being a Stalanist

He still can be a Stalinist. But he has to do it here.
Posted by: badanov   2005-03-01 11:15:23 AM  

#5  --The new international capitalistic order is intensifying the process of exploitation in the post-Soviet era. ---

How much is he worth again?
Posted by: anonymous2u   2005-03-01 10:54:52 AM  

#4  Geeze, at least Ted Kennedy (our fav socialists) had enough sense to keep his mouth shut. BTW I don't think it will be necessary to "attack" Syria becuase it is imploding all on its own. After Lebenon break away, Baby Assads days will be numbered in double digits.
Posted by: Cyber Sarge   2005-03-01 10:10:20 AM  

#3  "capitalist imperialists" ... hmmm ... northern ireland ... hmmm ... etc. etc. ... George, haven't you got alot more pressing matters closer to home? ... self agrandizement is all fine and wonderful but really, is there any place for your "old school" shrill and idiotic dribble? It adds little to anyone's understanding of the world and god knows, Bangladesh deseerves better than that. ... Why bother going there if you have nothing usefull to offer George? ... I'd say George is "exploiting" his position, the Scots and the Bangladeshis to further his supersized and morbidly obese sense of self-importance. ... just my opinion.
Posted by: ShadowSuperCat   2005-03-01 10:07:21 AM  

#2  got another check - eh, Galloway?
Posted by: 2b   2005-03-01 9:54:49 AM  

#1  It's a bummer being a Stalanist (when you have lost).
Posted by: phil_b   2005-03-01 9:53:38 AM  

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