George Galloway's Chicago Speech

George Galloway spoke to over 600 people in Thorn Auditorium at Northwestern University Law School. As funny as it was, the comedy was only a means to an end for Mr. Galloway. He aimed to convince his American audience that our government’s policies have caused unimaginable pain in the real lives of tens of millions of Muslims and Arabs.

George Galloway spoke to over 600 people in Thorn Auditorium at Northwestern University Law School.

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Loretta Capeheart, Ph.D., introduced the speakers and served as moderator. Preceding Mr. Galloway were Bill Davis, Vietnam Veterans Against the War; Ahmed Shawki, Editor of National Socialist Review and a board member of the National Council of Arab Americans; and Sabah Khan, a student and member of the Campus Antiwar Network (CAN) chapter at University of Illinois at Chicago. CAN collected donations for hurricane relief that a group of students is taking to the Gulf States.

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