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George Galloway - Christian Saint or Islamic Profit!

UK: Galloway the Feudal Overlord – Q&A in a Nutshell! (2.10.2025)

Indeed, it has been Jewish workers who have often led this movement. It is not a movement imposed upon Judaism by outsiders – but a Jewish movement that has requested international assistance from the outside. Not all Zionists are Jews – and the Zionist Authorities often brutalise Jews who disagree with the oppression of the Palestinians. Galloway has done a great dis-service to this movement by bringing it into disrepute. Anti-Semitism (which has no place in assisting the Jews) has seeped in due to his rhetoric and tactics. More than this, perhaps the greatest distortion is how Galloway links the fighting of Zionism with the supporting of Islam. As the far-left defines ALL theistic religion as contributing toward the problem (including Catholicism by the way) – siding with one religion other another has NOTHING to do with a genuine far-left resistance to Zionism. 

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What the Holy Qur’an Says About the Moon Splitting in Two! (28.3.2023) 

‘The first verses of al-Qamar are understood by the vast majority of commentators as a reference to a miracle performed by the Prophet. One evening he was addressing a group of disbelievers and Muslims on the plain of Mina, just outside of Makkah. The disbelievers had been disputing with the Prophet for several days, demanding a miracle as proof of his prophethood, and they began to do so again. The Prophet then raised his hand and pointed to the moon, whereupon it appeared to separate into two halves, one on either side of nearby Mt. Hira. He then said, “Bear witness!”, and the line of separation disappeared. All were left speechless, but his opponents soon discounted it as an illusion produced by sorcery. According to one account, one of the disbelievers said, “Muhammed has merely bewitched us, but he cannot bewitch the entire world. Let us wait for travellers to come from faraway places and hear what reports they bring.” Then, when some travellers arrived in Makkah a few days later, they confirmed that they too had witnessed the splitting of the moon.’

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