George Galloway

But if they could even do it to me, then I ask you to ponder just who would be safe in Britain from that.

So to complete my answer to your first question,

I'm not going back to Britain until I know that that will not happen again, not least because of the health problem that it has given me after the first time.

And they will not give me an assurance that it will not happen again.

And if you think about it, why would it not happen again?

Because it happened because of my broadcasts and the fact that the British state and the stumer Keir Starmer, who leads it for the moment,

at least, don't like what I say on my podcast.

Well, I'm still broadcasting every Sunday and Wednesday, and I still have the same point of view.

So there's no guarantee whatsoever that the same thing wouldn't happen to me again.

My wife couldn't sleep or eat for weeks after it.

She's already thin.

She lost 10 pounds nearly in weight as a result of the trauma of this occasion.

We knew that it had happened to other people, but we didn't think that we would be regarded as other people because of the position I have over 50 years in politics in Great Britain.

But it did happen, and it could happen again.

No, I don't even believe in that, never mind call for it.

I believe in democracy.

I believe in freedom of speech.

That's the problem.

We are governed by a prime minister and a pygmy cabinet, which rubber stamps every cockamamie scheme he has to take us into war with Russia.

Now, I don't want to go to war with Russia, not for Russia's sake, but for Britain's sake, for the sake of the British people, whose blood and treasure would be burned, and the British people, whose country might disappear into cinders and ash.