George Galloway Master Demagogue: Essays on: Iraq, Iran, Cuba, Chavez, Palestine and North Korea - Couverture souple
Synopsis
This scathing yet clinical demolition of the politics and ideology of George Galloway sets about the vital task of speaking truth to the most infamous demagogue of modern British politics. This polemic contains 8 dedicated and stand alone essays on a wide range of subjects that Galloway has waded into over his career, including: Saddam's Iraq, the Iranian Revolution, Israel/Palestine, Islamist terrorism, Hugo Chavez's Venezuela, Communist Cuba, China and North Korea as well as an essay on domestic politics. Rigorously argued and merciless in its prosecution, this entertaining and informative polemic not only deals with the political pronouncements of George Galloway with all of their hideous contortions, but also lays out and details the various topics in question in an accessible manner, making the case as clear as possible why such important issues should not be left to the unchallenged manipulations of Galloway's acerbic demagoguery. The author, Benjamin David Rogers is a History teacher in his early 20s from the UK
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This scathing yet clinical demolition of the politics and ideology of George Galloway sets about the vital task of speaking truth to the most infamous demagogue of modern British politics. This polemic contains 8 dedicated and stand alone essays on a wide range of subjects that Galloway has waded into over his career, including: Saddam's Iraq, the Iranian Revolution, Israel/Palestine, Islamist terrorism, Hugo Chavez's Venezuela, Communist Cuba, China and North Korea as well as an essay on domestic politics. Rigorously argued and merciless in its prosecution, this entertaining and informative polemic not only deals with the political pronouncements of George Galloway with all of their hideous contortions, but also lays out and details the various topics in question in an accessible manner, making the case as clear as possible why such important issues should not be left to the unchallenged manipulations of Galloway's acerbic demagoguery. The author, Benjamin David Rogers is a History teacher in his early 20s from the UK
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