I dont think the American Justice Dept will be in any hurry to give George his "day in court".
The administration will be reluctant to open another can of worms over "Oil for Food".

Personally i see similarities between the treatment of galloway by the press and the Labour party, and the abuse meeted out to Arthur Scargill during the 1984 miners strike.

An attempt was made to blacken Arthur's character with accusations of financial impropriety(remember Robert Windsors testimony to the daily Mirror?)

All accusations against Scargill turned out to be false, but did enough to undermine him in the eyes of the British people.
I think the same game is being played with George Galloway, but George will be no pushover and will continue to point out the real guily men, Blair and Bush...Guilty of causing the deaths of over one hundred thousand Iraqis and wellover two thousand British and American troops.

As george Galloway said on the occasion of his election to Parliament.

"Mr Blair!! All the lies you've told and the people you've killed have come back to haunt you."
The re-election of Blair with a much reduced majority means that we will all continue to be haunted by guilt for years to come , our troops abandoned in a conflict with no end and no way out for Blair and Bush without loosing face, their only redemption will be to withdraw all troops immediatly the new Iraqi govt is elected and leave Iraq to the Iraqis...Ake