the iconic town hall in sydney has
hosted many conferences and lectures
throughout its history and this time it
is the renowned british mp george
galloway who has brought close to 2 000
citizens parliamentarians and religious
figures to his second and final lecture
named arab spring with a question mark
the fact that the man could be a
politician and yet speak out from his
heart and speak the truth with passion
he's just a remarkable man and a
remarkable example i think
for people in politics around the world
george galloway really represents a
voice uh in the in the west that is not
heard he's an unheard voice
during his hour-long lecture on the
tensions engulfing the middle east
especially in egypt the outspoken
british mp criticized mohamed morsi the
ousted egyptian president for his
handling of the syrian crisis
his eviction of the syrian ambassador
from cairo
his decisive role in the expulsion of
syria
from the league of arab states
and above all his call
for takfiri fanatic extremists
in egypt to go to syria and join the
attempt to rip syria to shreds and
pieces
doomed his government from the moment
that he made
those remarks
the respected british mp also condemned
the actions of western governments
especially the us for arming the
militants and al-qaeda forces in syria
in this respect new south wales green
senator lee rhiannon had this to say to
press tv
i've had a fascinating listening to mr
galloway i think many of his messages
have a great importance that they are
heard by a wide audience in australia
he has particularly identified the power
that people have ordinary people and his
description of many of the great
movements in across the arab world at
the this time i think certainly
encouraged many of our local communities
and i certainly learned a great deal mr
galloway's two lectures during his short
stay in australia has shed light on the
current tensions in the middle east and
raised many questions on the actions of
western government towards this region
finally raising hope that stability
would return to the region
amid foreign
press tv
sydney