Detestable Scumbag Bounced From Office

They may have a hung Parliament over in the UK, but perhaps the best result from Thursday's election is the loathsome, odious dirtbag George Galloway has been drummed out of office.

FIREBRAND Respect candidate George Galloway had his aspirations dashed today as Labour's Jim Fitzpatrick held on to the Poplar and Limehouse seat.

The Record columnist, elected MP in the neighbouring constituency of Bethnal Green and Bow in 2005, failed to pull off a similar coup this time round.

And he was nowhere to be seen as the results were finally announced, prompting cries of "where is he?"

A jubilant Mr Fitzpatrick made no effort to hide his feelings as he addressed his own supporters to loud cheers, following what was a long and drawn out count.

"The disrespect party has clearly suffered a huge defeat and that's another major positive from yesterday," he said.

And in a pointed jibe at the Respect candidate, he added: "Thankfully we don't have to hear that dreadful open-topped bus driving around Tower Hamlets noisily anymore.

Maybe he can permanently relocate to Palestine now.

Britain's Labour Party Infiltrated by Islamist Radicals

A real shocker, huh?

The Islamic Forum of Europe (IFE) — which believes in jihad and sharia law, and wants to turn Britain and Europe into an Islamic state — has placed sympathisers in elected office and claims, correctly, to be able to achieve “mass mobilisation” of voters.

Speaking to The Sunday Telegraph, Jim Fitzpatrick, the Environment Minister, said the IFE had become, in effect, a secret party within Labour and other political parties.

“They are acting almost as an entryist organisation, placing people within the political parties, recruiting members to those political parties, trying to get individuals selected and elected so they can exercise political influence and power, whether it’s at local government level or national level,” he said.

“They are completely at odds with Labour’s programme, with our support for secularism.”

Mr Fitzpatrick, the MP for Poplar and Canning Town, said the IFE had infiltrated and “corrupted” his party in east London in the same way that the far-Left Militant Tendency did in the 1980s. Leaked Labour lists show a 110 per cent rise in party membership in one constituency in two years.

In a six-month investigation by this newspaper and Channel 4’s Dispatches, involving weeks of covert filming by the programme’s reporters:

IFE activists boasted to the undercover reporters that they had already “consolidated … a lot of influence and power” over Tower Hamlets, a London borough council with a £1 billion budget.

We have established that the group and its allies were awarded more than £10 million of taxpayers’ money, much of it from government funds designed to “prevent violent extremism”.

IFE leaders were recorded expressing opposition to democracy, support for sharia law or mocking black people. The IFE organised meetings with extremists, including Taliban allies, a man named by the US government as an “unindicted co-conspirator” in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, and a man under investigation by the FBI for his links to the September 11 attacks.

Mocking black people? Why doesn't anyone care these lefties are in bed with racists terror supporters?

Moderate Muslims in London told how the IFE and its allies were enforcing their hardline views on the rest of the local community, curbing behaviour they deemed “un-Islamic”. The owner of a dating agency received a threatening email from an IFE activist, warning her to close it.

George Galloway, a London MP, admitted in recordings obtained by this newspaper that his surprise victory in the 2005 election owed more to the IFE “than it would be wise – for them – for me to say, adding that they played a “decisive role” in his triumph at the polls.

George Galloway Booted Out of Egypt, Declared 'Persona non Grata'

Couldn't have happened to a bigger tool.

George Galloway was declared 'persona non grata' by Egypt yesterday after being kicked out of the country.

Friends said the controversial Respect MP had been bundled into a van by police following a dispute as he tried to take an aid convoy through the Rafah crossing into the neighbouring Gaza Strip.

He was then driven to Cairo and put on a flight to London.

Mr Galloway, who had been in Gaza, was later banned from visiting Egypt again.

The foreign ministry in Cairo said the MP, who has been a strong critic of Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak, had been 'escorted' for his own protection after backtracking on a pledge not to return.

It said: 'It was to protect him from the Egyptian people's anger . . . he is a troublemaker and his behaviour is undermining Egyptian security.'

It would be best for all involved if they just locked this moron up in a psychiatric facility.

Terror Plotter a George Galloway Fan

It appears one of these Islamist terror maggots in the UK may have been planning to go jihad with his baby, who he had filed a passport application for.

A terror cell leader plotting suicide attacks on passenger jets wanted to obtain a passport for his son, a court heard today.

Application papers signed by Abdulla Ahmed Ali, 27, on behalf of his baby boy were found at his Walthamstow home, a jury was told.

Mohammed Said Ali was nine-months-old when his father was arrested on suspicion of terrorist offences in August 2006.

Sick stuff.

Disturbing enough he's a fan of Osama bin Laden, but it seems he's also got a thing for the odious British hack George Galloway.

The jury also heard further evidence of extremist literature and other documents found at Ali's home. Several books advocating jihad and martyrdom were found in a child's cot in Ali's bedroom.

Among them were The Lofty Mountain by Sheikh Abdullah Azzam and Milestone by Sayyid Qutb.

Mr Wright said the first book inspired Osama bin Laden while the author of the second was executed for terrorist offences in Egypt.

Other items included books about the experiences of mujahideen in Afghanistan, an audio recording of a George Galloway speech and a piece of paper with internet site usernames and passwords.

Isn't that special.

Speaking of Galloway, he got bonked in the head by a stress ball while campaigning the other day. Hopefully it knocked a little sense into him, but I'm not holding my breath.

The London office worker who struck George Galloway on the temple with a rubber stress ball has been cautioned by police.

The unnamed 32-year-old man flung the toy at the Respect MP who was touring central London on the upper deck of his open top battle bus.

“It was a direct hit,” conceded a spokesman for Mr Galloway. The permatanned politician was knocked off his feet by the rubbery missile, which was thrown from the first floor window of an office block.

Mr Galloway, who has already bounced back from the twin humiliations of expulsion from the Labour Party and the Big Brother house, returned to campaigning almost immediately.

Galloway: Taliban Not My Enemy

Yes, but if the Taliban caught you wearing this costume they'd probably saw your head off, you idiot.

Respect MP George Galloway questioned Prince Harry's claim to be fighting Britain's enemies in Afghanistan.

And the MP for Bethnal Green and Bow, who was expelled from the Labour Party over comments he made while opposing the war in Iraq, voiced concern over the media blackout which prevented publicity about Harry's deployment for almost three months.

Mr Galloway said he did not like to see the British media, and particularly the BBC, becoming "part of the war effort".

Speaking on BBC1's Question Time last night, Mr Galloway said: "Prince Harry was saying on TV that he was engaging the enemy. I don't know about you, but I have no enemies in Afghanistan."

Challenged by host David Dimbleby over whether the Taliban were the enemy, he replied: "The Taliban are not the enemy for me."

You have to be a special kind of paranoid freak to think the BBC is part of the war effort, considering their special relationship with jihadis.

Report: Galloway Received Saddam Cash

Loathsome British hack George Galloway, good friend of the late Saddam Hussein, apparently was receiving money under the guise of a charity.

LONDON (AP) - A charity watchdog criticized fiery British legislator George Galloway Friday, saying a campaign he set up to fight sanctions against Iraq received money diverted by Saddam Hussein.

The Mariam Appeal, which the legislator set up in 1998 to help a four-year-old Iraqi girl with leukemia and to fight the sanctions, received at least US$376,000 dollars in improper donations, according to a report published by the Charity Commission.

The campaign’s chairman, Jordanian businessman Fawaz Zureikat, received illegal payments from the former dictator’s government in return for a major contract under the UN’s oil-for-food program, the report said.

Galloway said the report was false.

The commission said it would take no action against the charity, which has been disbanded, and prosecuting agencies said they were not planning to follow up the report.

The commission’s findings follow a 2005 UN-backed investigation that said Saddam’s government had allocated 18 million barrels of oil to Galloway, directly and through Zureikat, to support his campaign for the lifting of sanctions on Iraq.

Galloway has always denied the allegations.

"The commission is also concerned, having considered the totality of the evidence before it, that Mr. Galloway may also have known of the connection between the appeal and the (oil-for-food) program," the commission said in its conclusion.