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making an ar se of himself with his new buddy Donald Findlay
GEORGE Galloway MP claims to have briefed one of Scotlandaiis most senior lawyers about mounting a legal challenge against West Lothian Council for banning his pro-union roadshow from Livingston.
The Bradford West MP has been in talks with QC Donald Findlay to move to reverse the local authorityaiis decision after being told his aiiJust Say Nawaii rally was in breach of Local Government Act rules on hosting aiiparty political activitiesaii.
Mr Galloway claims the snub is aiipolitically motivatedaii and because his planned performance at Howden Park Centre in Livingston was in the role as a private citizen and therefore did not breach government rules.
Today, he told his 170,000 followers on Twitter that he intends to take court action arguing the Local Government Act was being aiimisinterpretedaii.
In a statement, Mr Galloway said: aiiThis is just arrant nonsense. Iaiive already appeared at the City Halls in Glasgow and
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I love seeing the yahoos and diddies getting into a froth about one of their own supporting unionism.
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GG is a curate's egg and gid at it
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Plenty of Selik fans are Unionists. Just like plenty of Rangers fans are pro Independence.Originally Posted by Sir_Walter_Timslayer
I love seeing the yahoos and diddies getting into a froth about one of their own supporting unionism.
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