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From what I know.? This write below; has been read By dear George Galloway.' An honour indeed.' If it turns out so.? At this juncture I extent my Best wishes to him and his wife, for now and The coming new year..I have never personally Met the man I write of, and were i to maybe we Would have differences of opinion? Yet I must Say his dedication..And honourable manner are Most obvious to me..We were also both opposed To that evil war on Iraq.' Which is when I really Became aware of his presence.)

Galloway; and his popes '

I can't see..? 
Going on his worldview how it
Comes to be.'  
How the Corrupted corpse of the un-holy see.? Figures in Georges mind.' Is it a generational phenomenon.?
Goodness me.' I must admit for some time
I walked that path, trusting some greater good, was balancing the wrath.? St Peters
Seat and prison of 
St Paul, a place where those, were, who listened for Gods
Call.' Yet it seems they have joined the pharisees.? Operating with evil at ease.) The once picture, is now 
a scattered puzzle?
With odd pieces, that might be bothered to
Stand at kill centers, to oppose and pray,yet  on the whole, we follow evil ways.' Billions of funding going on wars, vatican
Bank in the mix, death pays well,
 truth chafes raw.' And the mancles of mind control..Yet we are informed we can get well in this hole.? I read one Truth..good direction is stole, its been 
'tricked up; and out'
Painted with gold.' What a parcel of lies
Twined in evils cloaking; and a heavy
 blood red role.'
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