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George Galloway on Assassination

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William Crawley | 21:17 UK time, Friday, 26 May 2006

Can a British MP avoid censure from parliament if he argues in public that the assassination of Tony Blair by a suicide bomber would be "morally justified"? Even if he quickly adds that he is not personally calling for the Prime Minister's murder?

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  • 1.
  • At 10:29 PM on 26 May 2006,
  • Stephen wrote:

He'll not avoid censure if they pick themselves off the floor from all the rolling around and laughing.

Puuuuurrrrrrrr.

  • 2.
  • At 01:49 PM on 27 May 2006,
  • Stephen Daedelus, Kent wrote:

It much more serious thsn a laughing response would merit, Stephen. There are some dangerous people out there prepared to act on this kind of senseless comment from a politician. It's about time Westminster dealt with this MPs extremely dangerous rhetoric. Yes, he's a fool' but fools start fights.

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