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MONOLOGUE: An Act of Madness

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In a striking monologue, George Galloway recently shed light on the chaotic scenes surrounding a peaceful Gaza protest. According to Galloway, it was a “burglars red letter day” as police resources were called in from all directions to confront demonstrators merely holding placards. This raises significant questions about the priorities of law enforcement and the handling of peaceful protests.

The stark contrast between the police’s response to the peaceful Gaza protest and the issues of actual crime in the area is troubling. Galloway’s comments highlight a growing concern that the authorities may be more focused on suppressing dissent rather than addressing pressing societal issues. With another 522 individuals reportedly arrested for expressing their views, it appears that the right to protest is under threat.

Alaska Summit? The Deal Has Already Been Done, Stupid!

Galloway also touches on broader geopolitical topics, hinting at a supposed deal already established ahead of the Alaska summit. This insinuation raises eyebrows and invites speculation about the transparency of international negotiations. Are deals being made behind closed doors without public knowledge? The implications of such secrecy can be far-reaching, impacting global relations and public trust.

Join the Conversation

If you’re interested in diving deeper into this topic, check out the hashtags #MOATS, #PalestineAction, and #Trump. Engaging in discussions around these issues is crucial for fostering understanding and accountability. The landscape of political discourse is ever-evolving, and staying informed is key to making a difference.

In a world where voices are often silenced, it is essential to advocate for the freedom to express dissenting opinions. Whether through peaceful protests or social media, every action counts.