A missed opportunity in Gaza
What a shame.
Egypt, Israel and Britain all stood to gain when renegade British MP George Galloway forced his way into the Gaza Strip in a violent spectacle that left one Egyptian policeman dead and several security officers and civilians injured.
If only Mubarak and Netanyahu had played their cards right, both could have been knighted for services to Britain by simply refusing to let him exit Gaza into either Egypt or Israel.
She would have been two knighthoods down, but the biggest winner would nonetheless have been Britain – Galloway has been an impediment to democracy, is a committed anti-democrat (like Ahmadinejad, he believes last year's elections in Iran were free and fair), he's an insult to decency, has shown questionable judgement regarding elementary charity accounting practice and has been displaying an appalling lack of simple good manners and taste for a decade or more.
The Palestinians sure know how to pick their friends.
Links:
Guardian
Reuters
CBC
AOL
Egypt, Israel and Britain all stood to gain when renegade British MP George Galloway forced his way into the Gaza Strip in a violent spectacle that left one Egyptian policeman dead and several security officers and civilians injured.
If only Mubarak and Netanyahu had played their cards right, both could have been knighted for services to Britain by simply refusing to let him exit Gaza into either Egypt or Israel.
She would have been two knighthoods down, but the biggest winner would nonetheless have been Britain – Galloway has been an impediment to democracy, is a committed anti-democrat (like Ahmadinejad, he believes last year's elections in Iran were free and fair), he's an insult to decency, has shown questionable judgement regarding elementary charity accounting practice and has been displaying an appalling lack of simple good manners and taste for a decade or more.
The Palestinians sure know how to pick their friends.
Links:
Guardian
Reuters
CBC
AOL
Etiketter: Egypt, English, George Galloway
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