September 25, 2006 Mr. Galloway Came to WashingtonTodd Chretien“Our two nations are the biggest rogue states on the planet. We have a responsibility to bring the anti-war movements of our respective people’s together. We in Britain want to have a special relationship with the United States. We just want it to be based on peace… Continue reading September 25, 2006 Mr. Galloway Came to Washington
Month: September 2005
Tear Gas Smells the Same in Any City: Galloway on the West Coast
September 23, 2005 Tear Gas Smells the Same in Any City: Galloway on the West Coast Todd Chretien I’ve been very lucky. I was there during the Battle of Seattle that shut down the WTO meeting in 1999 and put the fight for global justice on the map in the minds millions of students and… Continue reading Tear Gas Smells the Same in Any City: Galloway on the West Coast
George Galloway Brings Chicago to its Feet
http://www.traprockpeace.org/galloway_chi_091905.html George Galloway electrified and tickled the funny bone of 600 in Chicago, who gave standing ovations at the beginning and end of a remarkable program held at the Northwestern University Law School on September 19th. Loretta Capeheart, Ph.D., introduced the speakers and served as moderator. Preceding Mr. Galloway were Bill Davis, Vietnam Veterans Against… Continue reading George Galloway Brings Chicago to its Feet
Mid-West Welcomes Galloway
September 20, 2005 Mid-West Welcomes Galloway Todd Chretien Over 1,000 people filled the Wisconsin Union Theatre on Sunday night and more 600 came to Northwestern Law School’s Thorne Auditorium to hear George Galloway on Monday night, making it one of the largest left-wing political meetings in years in Chicago. We were greeted in Madison by… Continue reading Mid-West Welcomes Galloway
1300 Cheer Galloway in Toronto
1300 Cheer Galloway in Toronto Todd Chretien, 9/17/05 George Galloway has only recently become a widely recognized name amongst American anti-war activists, but he has earned a reputation as a determined advocate for Arab and Muslim rights, especially amongst people living in Europe or the US who are victims of racist discrimination. After a long… Continue reading 1300 Cheer Galloway in Toronto
C-SPAN, Scribblers and My Mother
C-SPAN, Scribblers and My Mother First the good stuff. Hundreds of thousands of people will be able to watch the debate between George Galloway and Christopher Hitchens on CSPAN this weekend. Now the annoying stuff. A gaggle of supposedly liberal journalists are doing their best slander the Galloway tour. Try to match the following quotations… Continue reading C-SPAN, Scribblers and My Mother
The Grapple in the Apple: Galloway Takes a Bite Out of Hitchens
The Grapple in the Apple: Galloway Takes a Bite Out of Hitchens September 15, 2005 Todd Chretien It was a hard ticket to get. A reporter for GQ magazine called asking if he could get a press pass to just stand in the back. He didn’t get in. But the New York Post, The Economist,… Continue reading The Grapple in the Apple: Galloway Takes a Bite Out of Hitchens
Galloway Does Boston Proud
Galloway Does Boston Proud 9/14/05 Todd Chretien To hear George Galloway’s talk,follow this link. Click this link to see the PhotoAlbum of George Galloway’s tour stop at Boston’s Faneuil Hall on September 13, 2005. “We who live in the United States or Britain, only have to answer one question, do we stand with the occupier,… Continue reading Galloway Does Boston Proud
Day 1 (Boston – September 12)
George Galloway in Boston on Tuesday at Faneuil Hall Todd Chretien – 9/12/05 Galloway Tour Blog Faneuil Hall has had its fair share of excitement. Built in 1742 by Peter Faneuil, a rich local merchant, it was gutted by fire in 1761, only to be repaired in the nick of time to kindle the revolutionary… Continue reading Day 1 (Boston – September 12)