Two women at the Bow West campaign meeting against Crossrail attacks on the East End spoke about the way that Oona King had let the community down.
Two women at the Bow West campaign meeting against Crossrail attacks on the East End spoke about the way that Oona King had let the community down.
The women were speaking in response to the campaign speeches by local MP George Galloway and Khoodeelaar! Organiser Muhammad Haque, held at the St Paul's way Church in Bow East London
The meeting was chaired by community activist Carole Swords who is also seeking election to Tower Hamlets Council at the 4 May 2006 elections.
The meeting was politically charged top boiling point at times.
This was caused by the response there of a batch of Blairite Oona King baggage carriers of the pre 5 may 20905 days.
One was fingered as soon as he opened his mouth.
George Galloway pounced on Josh Peck and described him a lair and accused Peck of extreme ignorance about Parliamentary procedure.
This was caused by Peck’s accusation that Galloway had not been doing enough parliamentary representation of the relevant matter.
The other tense moments involved Michael Keith whose presence at the meeting was extensively ridiculed by the sponsor of the meeting, George Galloway.
[Fortier files follow shortly]
The details log on
http://www.khoodeelaar.com
The women were speaking in response to the campaign speeches by local MP George Galloway and Khoodeelaar! Organiser Muhammad Haque, held at the St Paul's way Church in Bow East London
The meeting was chaired by community activist Carole Swords who is also seeking election to Tower Hamlets Council at the 4 May 2006 elections.
The meeting was politically charged top boiling point at times.
This was caused by the response there of a batch of Blairite Oona King baggage carriers of the pre 5 may 20905 days.
One was fingered as soon as he opened his mouth.
George Galloway pounced on Josh Peck and described him a lair and accused Peck of extreme ignorance about Parliamentary procedure.
This was caused by Peck’s accusation that Galloway had not been doing enough parliamentary representation of the relevant matter.
The other tense moments involved Michael Keith whose presence at the meeting was extensively ridiculed by the sponsor of the meeting, George Galloway.
[Fortier files follow shortly]
The details log on
http://www.khoodeelaar.com 
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