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Britain
Galloway says murder of Blair would be 'justified'
2006-05-26
Just when you thought this assclown couldn't go any lower, he calls in a backhoe....
The Respect MP George Galloway has said it would be morally justified for a suicide bomber to murder Tony Blair.
"Hrarrr! Kill 'im!"
In an interview with GQ magazine, the reporter asked him: "Would the assassination of, say, Tony Blair by a suicide bomber - if there were no other casualties - be justified as revenge for the war on Iraq?"

Mr Galloway replied: "Yes, it would be morally justified. I am not calling for it - but if it happened it would be of a wholly different moral order to the events of 7/7. It would be entirely logical and explicable. And morally equivalent to ordering the deaths of thousands of innocent people in Iraq - as Blair did."
In my not-so-humble opinion, it would be morally justified if the next three people on the street beat the crap out of this loser.

I'm not calling for it, you understand - but if it happened it would be entirely logical and explicable.

Rest at the link.
Posted by: Barbara Skolaut

#19  Aaaaugh! My eyes - they burn!
Posted by: xbalanke   2006-05-26 21:14  

#18  Hell, I won't be PC. I do call for his death. Painfully. Slowly. Just as trators and terrorists and their supporters deserve. Then, nail his skin up on London Bridge as a warning to others who support terrorism.

Posted by: DarthVader   2006-05-26 18:52  

#17  Hang him upside down from London's Tower Bridge, and watch river traffic increase 300%, just for a chance to whack Georgie-girlboy. This man is an insult to Britain and common decency. The sooner he's whacked, the better for all concerned. Maybe he can have a "motor vehicle accident" or something. Just commenting, mind you, although I wouldn't shed a tear, regardless of what happens to this creep. Just don't hurt anybody else at the same time (unless it's Useless Red Ken).
Posted by: Old Patriot   2006-05-26 17:40  

#16  Galloway lives by the sword...

...and is lauded by nutters in the UK.
Posted by: eLarson   2006-05-26 13:16  

#15  thanks for the picture

and thanks for delaying it until after I had eaten
Posted by: mhw   2006-05-26 13:10  

#14  Some people just aren't on speaking terms with the truth.
Posted by: Zenster   2006-05-26 11:33  

#13  He is like Ward. And Noam. And Cindy. And...oh, God, it's such a long list.
They've all realized that "moral bankruptcy" makes for a pretty good living. They should do infomercials for it on late night TV.
Posted by: tu3031   2006-05-26 10:10  

#12  How morally bankrupt is THIS guy!?!

About the same level as Ward Churchill?
Posted by: Clealing Gletle3270   2006-05-26 09:53  

#11  Galloway

Murder is ok, as long as it fits in with my own particular set of values

How morally bankrupt is THIS guy!?!
Posted by: PlanetDan   2006-05-26 09:25  

#10  I'm definitely NOT calling for it, you understand, but hanging this clown upside down by his nads from the Tower of London would be 'morally justified'. Again, i reiterate, I am definitely NOT calling for it. Never. Nope. Most definitely not.
Posted by: mcsegeek1   2006-05-26 08:19  

#9  we need a picture of Galloway in the red spandex

maybe after lunch
Posted by: mhw   2006-05-26 07:33  

#8  why is Galloway not sitting in a UK jail cell awaiting trial for sedition and treason?

He sits in Parliament and represents, I suspect, the views of many of his consituents.
Posted by: lotp   2006-05-26 07:31  

#7  If you can come up with a logical explanation, it's morally justifiable. Seems like the definition of having no morals.
Posted by: Nimble Spemble   2006-05-26 07:15  

#6  Galloway lives by the sword...

Complete the phrase.
Posted by: Bright Pebbles   2006-05-26 06:19  

#5  Time someone humanely destroyed this prick.
Posted by: Howard UK   2006-05-26 05:15  

#4  Ummm ... doesn't Britain have a far more restricted notion and indeed practice of free speech than do we? And if yes, why is Galloway not sitting in a UK jail cell awaiting trial for sedition and treason?
Posted by: Lancasters Over Dresden   2006-05-26 02:16  

#3  LMAO Barbara that line about teh next 3 people is funny and true.
Posted by: Sock Puppet of Doom   2006-05-26 02:06  

#2  Probably was high on the urine that (no flush wc)Ken Livingstone recommended.
Posted by: Duh!   2006-05-26 01:30  

#1  Tsk, tsk, tsk.
Posted by: gromgoru   2006-05-26 00:34  

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