George Galloway's Incredible Defense: The Senate Accuses Unraveled

🔍Galloway vehemently denies being an oil trader and asserts that the accusations against him are false.

🔒He challenges the credibility of the documents presented, highlighting their inconsistencies and origins as forgeries.

🗣️Galloway criticizes the Senate Committee for not giving him a fair chance to defend himself before drawing conclusions.

💰He emphasizes that no evidence exists to prove that he received any money from the Saddam Hussein regime.

🌍Galloway passionately argues against the Iraq War, stating that he opposed the policy and warned of its disastrous consequences.

Did Galloway profit from the UN oil for food program?

—Galloway vehemently denies profiting from the program and asserts that he has never engaged in any oil transactions.

Were the documents implicating Galloway authentic?

—Galloway challenges the authenticity of the documents, pointing out their inconsistencies and the existence of forgeries.

Did Galloway meet Saddam Hussein?

—Galloway admits to meeting Saddam Hussein twice, once in 1994 and once in August 2002, but emphasizes that these meetings were for diplomatic purposes.

What evidence is there to support Galloway's claims?

—Galloway states that there is no evidence to support the accusations against him and challenges anyone to present proof of any financial transactions.

What was Galloway's stance on the Iraq War?

—Galloway strongly opposed the Iraq War, arguing that it was based on false claims, led to the deaths of innocent Iraqis, and had disastrous consequences.

00:01George Galloway voluntarily attends a Senate hearing to defend himself against allegations of profiting from the UN oil for food program.

02:59Galloway passionately refutes the accusations, asserting that he has never been an oil trader and challenging the credibility of the documents presented.

06:32He criticizes the Senate Committee for prejudging him and not giving him a fair chance to defend himself.

09:28Galloway emphasizes that no evidence exists to support the allegations of receiving money from the Saddam Hussein regime.

13:57He speaks out against the Iraq War, stating that he opposed the policy and warned of its disastrous consequences.