Galloway and the British, American war
Iraq-UK, Politics, 3/27/2003

British House of Common member, George Galloway, has stressed that the American- British aggression against Iraq is a brutal imperialistic action, a crime against humanity and a stigma for the UN Security Council.

In comments to al-Arab Jordanian Newspaper published yesterday, Galloway stressed that Prime Minister Tony Blair's stance has become so bad and it will get worse if he continue the war.

He also asserted that the American President, George Bush, who aimed at controlling the Iraqi oil, is beginning to lose control on the American people who still demonstrate against the war.

He pointed out that the real war will begin as soon as the invaders enter Baghdad and the popular resistance begins. He asserted that the Iraqi peoples' resistance promotes those who oppose the war in the West and enables them to challenge the leaders of this invasion.

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