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George Galloway Lashes at Jumblatt (LOL)


Galloway says he will never meet Jumblatt again.

Criticism and comments on Lebanese MP Walid Jumblatt's recent statements continued over the resistance and the overall situation in Lebanon. The comments this time came from Britain's outspoken MP George Galloway, who stressed he will never meet Jumblatt again.

Galloway was speaking to the London based "United Press International" when he said that Jumblatt was on drugs when he offended Syrian President Bashar Assad on the 14th of February. During the annual ceremony marking the martyrdom of Lebanese former PM Rafik Hariri, Jumblatt lashed out at Assad and insulted him. The British official hoped that Lebanon would not turn into a new Iraq and said he bargains on wise Lebanese politicians to prevent this from happening. Galloway said that Jumblatt represented one of the many politicians who failed the test in preventing Lebanon from sliding into another Iraq adding that the Lebanese people know very well the cost of civil war, and "I'm not willing to meet him anymore."
 

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Login to find out (February 27, 2007 at 8:24pm)
i heard him directly criticize jumblatt in concordia. lol

jumblatt is a bumbling moron. his father was 10 times the man he appears to be.
 
Login to find out (February 27, 2007 at 1:33pm)
On Jumblatt's visit to Washington, Galloway said that the United States that is now opening its arms to welcome Jumblatt, had earlier refused to grant him a visa to visit the country, "and Jumblatt should ask himself why."

Galloway advised Jumblatt to buy an piece of land in Miami-Florida to spend the rest of his life there. He accused Jumblatt of creating sedition between Beirut and Damascus and of seeking to weaken the Arab resistance.