I'm George Galloway. I'm in Moscow for
the 10th anniversary of RT for which my
wife and I present a program every
Saturday called Sputnik. Please try and
watch it on YouTube or on the rt.com
site. The reason for this short message
is because I'm missing the Stop the War
Coalition demonstration in London today
and I'm very sorry about that. I wish
the rally every success. I hope there's
a big turnout. I hope the weather's a
little more favorable than this. And I
just want to say one short thing. The
reason that the stop the war coalition
has come under remorseless attack over
the last couple of weeks and sometimes
from unlikely quarters is nothing to do
with stop the war which is a vital organ
of British democracy which organized and
led the biggest demonstrations of
British people ever seen in all history
in our islands. It's nothing to do with
any shortcomings of the leadership of
the Stop the War coalition of which I've
been proud to be a part from the very
beginning. It has everything to do with
a different kind of war. A war being
waged against Jeremy Corbin's leadership
of the Labor Party. being waged by the
Conservatives who are never done telling
us how unelectable he is, but seem to be
rather afraid that he might just be
electable after all by their friends in
the right-wing media and I'm sorry to
say by their friends within the Labor
Party, particularly in Parliament. So,
nobody should be shaken by this
offensive which is being mounted against
the Stop the War coalition. Nobody
should be shaken in their confidence and
trust in Jeremy Corbin, a real man, a
good and honest man who standing up to
all these vicious attacks with dignity
and with strength. I would have liked to
have been there in London to deliver
this message and more, but for the sake
of a short video, I'll leave it there.
Long live the unity of the Stop the War
Coalition. Long live the leadership of
Jeremy Corbin, MP.