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Struggling2Surrender
I admire George Galloway for his anti-war stance and not only that. He is very vocal against the injustice that the capitalism has inflicted on the humanity.
He has his own website and radio talk show on talksport between 10pm and 1am uk time every Friday and Saturday.
Brothers and sisters who live in London can support him by voting him to the London Assembly as he has started his election campaign.
The following is an excerpt from his webiste about the events he held today in London:
Protesters greet Bush's UK visit - hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Parliament Square to shout: hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Parliament Square to shout: "George Bush - terrorist".
BBC - Sunday, 15 June 2008 20:35 UK
US President George Bush has begun a two-day visit to the UK as part of his final European tour before he leaves office in January.
Mr Bush's visit was met by vocal anti-war protesters in central London.
Shortly before the US president was due to meet Mr Brown in Whitehall, hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Parliament Square to shout: "George Bush - terrorist".
'War criminal'
The protest rally was organised by the Stop War Coalition, CND and the British Muslim Initiative.
The demonstrators had planned to march to Downing Street, but police closed down Whitehall and used heavy reinforcements to ensure the metal barrier they erected was not breached.
He has his own website and radio talk show on talksport between 10pm and 1am uk time every Friday and Saturday.
Brothers and sisters who live in London can support him by voting him to the London Assembly as he has started his election campaign.
The following is an excerpt from his webiste about the events he held today in London:
Protesters greet Bush's UK visit - hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Parliament Square to shout: hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Parliament Square to shout: "George Bush - terrorist".
BBC - Sunday, 15 June 2008 20:35 UK
US President George Bush has begun a two-day visit to the UK as part of his final European tour before he leaves office in January.
Mr Bush's visit was met by vocal anti-war protesters in central London.
Shortly before the US president was due to meet Mr Brown in Whitehall, hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Parliament Square to shout: "George Bush - terrorist".
'War criminal'
The protest rally was organised by the Stop War Coalition, CND and the British Muslim Initiative.
The demonstrators had planned to march to Downing Street, but police closed down Whitehall and used heavy reinforcements to ensure the metal barrier they erected was not breached.