British war critic paid $10 million by Saddam?

[Sergeant Bob]

New evidence British leader cashed in on 'courageous' stands

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Posted: April 25, 2003
7:00 p.m. Eastern



© 2003 WorldNetDaily.com

An outspoken British member of parliament and leading opponent of the war in Iraq was paid more than $10 million by Saddam Hussein's regime, according to a new set of documents uncovered in a Baghdad house used by the ousted dictator's son Qusay.


George Galloway

The London Telegraph reported earlier this week of documents found in the Iraqi Foreign Ministry suggesting Labour Party member George Galloway received an annual cut from Iraq's exports under the oil-for-food program worth approximately $585,500.

War critic paid $10 million

 

[Waitone]

I wonder who else is on his payrole. Seems we just learned former President Clinton really pushed hard as an advisor to Blair. Seems also Clinton came out publically asking Bush to give sanctions a chance.

I ain't drawing a line. I am plotting two points.

 

[KMKeller]

I think Scott Ritter's statement is very telling. How much you want to bet his name comes up shortly. Bird of a feather and all that.

 

[Standing Wolf]

Leftists are moral and intellectual parasites—and hierlings of tyrants into the bargain.

 

[Monkeyleg]

IIRC, Ritter was paid handsomely by Iraq for a "documentary."

Shades of Jake Lingle.