Furious voters have blasted George Galloway and said he is 'not fit to run a tombola stall let alone Britain' after he sparked outrage using a political broadcast to talk about the 'genocide' in Gaza.
One voter wrote on X: 'Just watched your broadcast. Not much about Britain, just the usual support for terrorism. You couldn't run a tombola stall let alone a British Society so why not go and do your politics over in the Middle East.' One user said on X: 'Party political broadcast for the workers party of Britain, though oh, what's this. George Galloway spouting about Gaza, get in the bin.'Some wrote that Galloway should 'jog off' their screen and that they were left swearing at their TV as they 'just can't abide' the politician.
'Well, the majority of people are asking what's the point of voting for these two cheeks of the same backside if they stand for exactly the same thing. And most people want to give these two cheeks a good, hard kicking.' The politician further called Starmer and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak 'two miniatures' and claimed that neither of them would 'pull Britain out of this death spiral'.Galloway also said during tonight's broadcast that neither the Tories nor Labour are 'reflecting what the public want to see'.
Galloway's comments on Gaza come after recent polling suggested that one in five of the 80 per cent of UK Muslims that voted for Labour in 2019 are set to defect. A robust doorstep debate on the campaign trail revealed the depth of feeling, with Grogan stressing to a local resident that Labour in power would 'respect the power of the international court' and recognise a Palestinian state.
'Well, he's not going to get things done mate,' replied Grogan. 'I want to be in parliament the day that Britain, France and Germany recognise a Palestinian state. We're committed to doing it.' 'We want to be disrupters. I want to alter the election,' he added, explaining his goal was to prevent a Labour victory.
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