"..most witnesses appear with a phalanx of lawyers, advising them when to "take the fifth" and thus avoid potentially incriminating testimony. Not so George Galloway. Not a lawyer was in sight, and even if one had been whispering in his ear, he almost certainly would not have listened. Instead, he took the battle to his accusers. Mr. Coleman looked as if he had not been spoken to like that since his father caught him cheating on high school homework." Download complete article by Christopher Hitchens of Independent News, United Kingdom on-line edition, in PDF format.
