Scum-of-the-earth Galloway blames the Old Testament and 'Undercover Mosque' for inciting violence on Iranian TV

* Is there anything creepier than this slimy, slithery creature?  

*      Galloway ends up calling Henshaw a “hooligan”-  watching this, its pretty obvious that gorgeous George is a Muzz-agit-prop who is not far from exhibiting the legendary ‘fanatical frenzy’ which, according to Churchill, can be ‘more dangerous than hydrophobia in a dog’.

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Rabid Jew-haters whine to each other on Iranian propaganda TV/UK

* Galloway interviews Tony Blair’s sister-in-law Lauren Booth,  currently hauled up in Gaza,  where she raids the grocery stores and blames Israel for being cooped up in a ‘concentration camp’, while  gorging herself with ‘Iftar dinners’ in the company of the murderous swine from Hamas.

Gaza ‘a massive concentration camp’

The sister-in-law of former British prime minister Tony Blair has called Gaza a “concentration camp” and a “humanitarian crisis on the scale of Darfur.”

Journalist and activist Lauren Booth was being interviewed by left-wing anti-Israel activist George Galloway on Press TV, an Iranian English-language 24-hour news channel based in London, earlier this month.

Galloway, who was thrown out of the Labor Party in 2003 for encouraging British troops to refuse orders while on duty in Iraq, was speaking to Booth in what he called “occupied Gaza.”

“Why are they keeping you cooped up in the concentration camp called Gaza?” he asked her.

“I want to say thank you for using the word concentration camp because the word prison has been applied in the last few years and that’s a lie. In a prison you get three meals a day, a nourishing diet, visits from outsiders and some hobbies and rehabilitation and a date for your release,” she said.

A few days before the interview, Agence France-Presse released a picture of Booth shopping in a grocery store in Gaza.

Booth and other pro-Palestinian activists entered the Strip with the Free Gaza protest boats that came from Cyprus on August 23. Most of the protesters left on the same boats at the beginning of September; she and several others chose to remain in Gaza.

Last month Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh presented her and 47 other international activists with Palestinian diplomatic passports.

Booth has said that she is trapped in Gaza, that Egyptian and Israeli authorities have prevented her from leaving.

Meanwhile, the Free Gaza movement says it is “broke” and is trying to raise funds for a return trip next Monday.

“On September 22, we’re going back to Gaza to expose the illegality of Israel’s actions, support the suffering people of Gaza and create an open channel between Gaza and the outside world.

“Our goal is to raise half-a-million dollars by the end of September. Please give what you can,” the group said in an appeal for support.

* Yep. Give generously. The swine need your support.

Tony Blair’s Sister-in-Law’s Gaza Media Circus

 

Tony Blair’s Sister-in-Law—  Trapped in Gaza!

It makes for a great headline, and has been splashed across the British and much of the European press.  The full story, as always, is considerably more complicated.

Yes, Lauren Booth, the 41-year-old journalist /activist arrived three weeks ago by boat, as part of the Free Gaza expedition that sailed from Cyprus (clickhere for PJM’s coverage). Most of the 44-member group elected to leave the same way they arrived. Ms. Booth decided, along with 10 others, to stay behind.

So far, neither Israel nor Egypt has allowed any of the 10 activists who remained in Gaza to leave. Ms. Booth, however, is the only one of the group whose predicament has been widely covered by the foreign media. She is also the only one whose half-sister Cherie is married to a former prime minister of Great Britain.

Nearly every article about Ms. Booth’s predicament leads with the fact that she is Blair’s sister-in-law. Most mention that the former prime minister is now a Middle East envoy. Almost none mentions that the two are not on speaking terms.

As Ms. Booth put it in a 2006 speech at a rally to protest the Iraq war: “By chance of marriage, I am related to Tony Blair — a fact that makes neither of us happy today, I can tell you that.” Ms. Booth does not seem at all unhappy, though, with the generous publicity she has won for her Gaza adventure, by virtue of her family connections. Mr. Blair’s staff said he would not involve himself in the matter, which is being dealt with by the British consulate in East Jerusalem.

Interviewed last week for Ynet by Noa Raz, Ms. Booth insisted that the conditions in Gaza were worse than those in Darfur, where an estimated 400,000 have been killed since 2003. She also compared Gaza to a concentration camp. “You were in the concentration camps,” she told the 20-something reporter, who was born in Israel two generations after the Nazi Holocaust. “And I can’t believe that you are allowing the creation of such a camp yourselves.”

A few days before the Ynet interview was published, Ms. Booth was photographed by an AFP photographer while purchasing Snickers bars and bottled soft drinks at an apparently well-stocked Gaza supermarket.