MR. GALLOWAY GOES TO WASHINGTON

Mr. Galloway Goes to Boston

Second Anniversary Edition

Feisty Irish member of British Parliament, George Galloway first went to Washington on May 17th, 2005 to address the United States Senate. to raise his voice, along with hundreds of thousands others, against the unjustified war on Iraq. But before he bid adieu to the thundering crowd at Boston's famed Faneuil Hall, Documenting Dissent.TV captured his fiery call to action on digital videotape.
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George Galloway, Respect Party Member of Parliament for Bethnal Green and Bow in East London, electrified the United States Senate with his appearance at a Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations hearing on May 17, 2005 when he turned the proceedings into a condemnation of the war in Iraq. CNN's Wolf Blitzer described Galloway's speech in the Senate as "a blistering attack on US senators rarely heard" in Washington.

A transcript of this speech can be found on this site by clidking on "Articles".

Galloway's book is Mr. Galloway Goes to Washington (The New Press) is available at www.mrgallowaygoestowashington.com.

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