Is George Galloway A Containment Specialist?

a reply to: DrunkYogi

I never really had an opinion of the man until he went off on one over Katie Hopkins, now I think the guy is awesome...heh

a reply to: uncommitted

And sometimes the chairman cashes in and skips to a tax haven.

I have to correct you on one vital point. It's actually a whole series of 'accidents' that makes Staffy a suspect.

Is Galloway going to come up with something new or just run along clinging to other peoples coattails?

originally posted by: DrunkYogi
I will tell you what George Galloway is. He is a Vatican loving Protestant hater. A bigot and opportunist if ever there was one.

Gosh! That's a bit strong!

originally posted by: woodwardjnr

....evidence isn't required in this thread, just opinion

There's plenty of time for Galloway to impress us with the vigour with which he pursues this case. We'll have evidence of his worth then. Failure is not an option.

originally posted by: woogleuk
a reply to: Soloprotocol

I would imagine a person in his position, doing that kind of thing, would have the police nearby just in case.

I would think most politicians who are in direct media attention will have similar security precautions in place.

You're imagining before the cuts. And in an ideal world.

Truth is they generally haven't got the security they need.

originally posted by: woogleuk
a reply to: DrunkYogi

I never really had an opinion of the man until he went off on one over Katie Hopkins, now I think the guy is awesome...heh

You serious?

She's a media tool whose function appears to be getting people arguing.

So he rants against her?
Exactly what she is designed for?
And that helps us how?

originally posted by: Kester
a reply to: uncommitted

And sometimes the chairman cashes in and skips to a tax haven.

I have to correct you on one vital point. It's actually a whole series of 'accidents' that makes Staffy a suspect.

Is Galloway going to come up with something new or just run along clinging to other peoples coattails?

Following the same logic, someone had it in for him and carried out a series of arson attacks, he got sick of it and gave up and left the country - no more, no less plausible than him being responsible. As for the 'Australian', we both know this is back in the news due to the anniversary of the tragic event. There's nothing to suggest the claim of someone dropping the cigarette is new and if you were referring to the interview with the Bradford captain of the time (you referenced the Daily Mail) there is nothing to suggest it's a revelation or new news really, more that it's a more recent interview.

originally posted by: Kester

originally posted by: woogleuk
a reply to: DrunkYogi

I never really had an opinion of the man until he went off on one over Katie Hopkins, now I think the guy is awesome...heh



You serious?

She's a media tool whose function appears to be getting people arguing.

So he rants against her?
Exactly what she is designed for?
And that helps us how?

Perhaps he's jealous of the competition as rentamouth on any subject whatsoever. He's always got an opinion.

a reply to: uncommitted

Is there a record of Stafford blaming his fires on arson? I thought he and others said it was bad luck?

We'll get feedback on the Australian and the cigarette. Seems a bit suss to have the cigarette/pipe tobacco/ lit match story and the positively a known individuals cigarette story running concurrently.

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originally posted by: Kester
a reply to: uncommitted

Is there a record of Stafford blaming his fires on arson? I thought he and others said it was bad luck?

We'll get feedback on the Australian and the cigarette. Seems a bit suss to have the cigarette/pipe tobacco/ lit match story and the positively a known individuals cigarette story running concurrently.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Wooden stands, rubbish swept under them, smoking allowed = recipe for something tragic. What happened in Bradford on that day is terrible, the best thing that came out of it was a move away from such stands and more recently a ban on smoking inside the stadia. Not sure if anything else is just assumption. I'm not going to comment on the other threads seeing as you are the one that created them so I can't see the point. Why bother with three different ones which are all essentially the same and none provide anything else?

Just because gorgeous George is making soundbites means a whole lot of nothing, it's election season, he sees an opportunity for a few quotes in the papers and the papers are more than happy to oblige.

a reply to: uncommitted

Timing is unbelievably coincidental. Then billions of pounds worth of social control, i.e. high quality televised football, just happened to evolve? That was no accident. The shapers of society play football fans like it's a game.

originally posted by: uncommitted

Just because gorgeous George is making soundbites means a whole lot of nothing, it's election season, he sees an opportunity for a few quotes in the papers and the papers are more than happy to oblige.

You added a bit while I was typing. Come to think of it that's a good method. Not accusing you of it, but suppose you left a comment, waited for a response, then edited your comment to make the response look senseless? I wonder if it happens?

I agree. It would be better if George had the people in mind.

originally posted by: Kester

originally posted by: uncommitted

Just because gorgeous George is making soundbites means a whole lot of nothing, it's election season, he sees an opportunity for a few quotes in the papers and the papers are more than happy to oblige.

You added a bit while I was typing. Come to think of it that's a good method. Not accusing you of it, but suppose you left a comment, waited for a response, then edited your comment to make the response look senseless? I wonder if it happens?

I agree. It would be better if George had the people in mind.

Sorry, added the gorgeous George bit as an afterthought, but you must have been quick, did it straight after my first response. I'm not the type of person who would backtrack what I had put, but may add more or correct any typos.

originally posted by: Kester
a reply to: uncommitted

Timing is unbelievably coincidental. Then billions of pounds worth of social control, i.e. high quality televised football, just happened to evolve? That was no accident. The shapers of society play football fans like it's a game.

Oh, one more.... I don't think Bradford was in the billion pound league, no club was at the time (pre-Sky remember, match of day was only non cup coverage) and certainly not Bradford. The timing is doubtless coincidental and I can see why your antennae may wiggle, but I'm not convinced and sometimes it just is. I feel more for those that died than anything else.

a reply to: uncommitted

Football here was transformed by the tragedies and the recommendations. Recommendations like if you all rush into too small an area blame standing not rushing. If your unique stand on a hillside burns transfer that possibility to all old wooden stands.

Gladio is about social control. They buy in collaborators with the carrot. The memory of those that died is the stick.

And if it isn't Gladio it's something similar. Same concept.

a reply to: uncommitted

Aha! Got you there! If you won't backtrack does that mean you won't admit to your mistakes?

(Just joking mate. I'd love to have a drink with you.)

originally posted by: Kester
a reply to: uncommitted

Aha! Got you there! If you won't backtrack does that mean you won't admit to your mistakes?

(Just joking mate. I'd love to have a drink with you.)

lol, I see what you mean. I'll always admit them, just won't go out of my to pretend I never made them!

Yeah, who knows, may get chance for a drink one day, what with it being an anonymous site, perhaps we already have!

I Just know this :

George is probably the most famous and loved western politician here in Middle east and even Asia .

everyone knows him and appreciate his work . he is a true hero in the eyes of people .

originally posted by: haman10
I Just know this :

George is probably the most famous and loved western politician here in Middle east and even Asia .

everyone knows him and appreciate his work . he is a true hero in the eyes of people .

That's an interesting comment, what work in particular are you referring to?

originally posted by: uncommitted

originally posted by: haman10
I Just know this :

George is probably the most famous and loved western politician here in Middle east and even Asia .

everyone knows him and appreciate his work . he is a true hero in the eyes of people .

That's an interesting comment, what work in particular are you referring to?

Standing up for the oppressed people in ME , even at the times no one would .

Opposing an attack on muslims after 9/11 when no one would , remember his speech at US congress ?

for being the free man that he is . for opposing fascism , islamophobia , racism and hegemony .

TBH , I truly love the guy .