Galloway ‘Not the Killing of Alexander Litvinenko’ – Mocks Russian’s Death on Twitter.

Will Galloway now produce ‘Not the Killing of Alexander Litvinenko’?

George Galloway Dismisses Putin Links To Alexander Litvinenko Murder And Accuses BBC Of Holding ‘Show Trial’.

Reports the Huffington Post.

George Galloway has rejected a public inquiry’s conclusion that Vladimir Putin was “probably” involved in the murder of ex-Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko – claiming the process was “riddled with imperfection” and accusing the BBC’s Newsnight of conducting a “show trial”.

The former MP, who is standing to be London mayor for the Respect Party, defended the Russian President for “trying to restore a lot of the lost prestige” in the country and being “the most popular politician on the planet”.

The ex-Labour politician also likened Sir Robert Owen’s inquiry – which found Russians Andrei Lugovoi and Dmitry Kovtun to have deliberately poisoned the 43-year-old in London in 2006 by putting the radioactive substance polonium-210 into his drink at a hotel – to the inquest into the death of Iraq weapons inspector, Dr David Kelly, which has been blighted by cover-up theories.

As part of an attempt to pour scorn on the findings of the Public Inquiry Galloway has since tweeted this.

I seem to remember a certain British agent 007. He was "licensed to kill". Probably..

— George Galloway (@georgegalloway) January 22, 2016

President Obama orders the deaths of unknown numbers every week at White House "kill" meetings. Does it stop many shaking his bloody hand?

— George Galloway (@georgegalloway) January 22, 2016

Spies "probably" killing spies… Who'd have thunk it! Hollywood should pick it up and run with it…

— George Galloway (@georgegalloway) January 22, 2016

And re-tweeted this distasteful material.

According to our chums at MI6 the death of their agent Gareth Williams was an open and shut case @georgegalloway pic.twitter.com/kY75K6jdUv

— raymond delauney (@raymonddelauney) January 22, 2016

@georgegalloway Judge Robert Owen names some 'probable' new suspects pic.twitter.com/LCxD1KPDqM

— Joe Blow (@sit_on_that) January 22, 2016

Will Galloway  consider”crowd funding” a documentary which will expose the real reasons for these claims about Putin?

In the meantime we have this to look forward to:

Coming to a cinema near you third week in April. And DVD and digital download immediately thereafter… @TheBlairDoc pic.twitter.com/JzXANa5yMD

— George Galloway (@georgegalloway) January 21, 2016

Reserve your DVD at The Works, Remainder Store.