Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
🔥 In this powerful monologue, George Galloway reflects on the destruction of the Summer Palace in 1860 as a symbol of British imperialism. He argues that the West has no right to lecture China on human rights or international affairs given the history of colonialism, the Opium Wars, and the looting of its treasures.
George draws a direct line from these historical crimes to the geopolitical tensions of today, asking why the world continues to be led by those who "raped them, murdered them, drug addicted them, and stole their territory" .
In This Episode:
🇨🇳 Visiting the ruins of the Summer Palace.
📜 The true history of British Empire crimes in China.
💊 How the Opium Wars shaped China's view of the West.
🌍 Why Western lectures on "correct behavior" fall on deaf ears.
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🔥 In this powerful monologue, George Galloway reflects on the destruction of the Summer Palace in 1860 as a symbol of British imperialism. He argues that the West has no right to lecture China on human rights or international affairs given the history of colonialism, the Opium Wars, and the looting of its treasures.
George draws a direct line from these historical crimes to the geopolitical tensions of today, asking why the world continues to be led by those who "raped them, murdered them, drug addicted them, and stole their territory" .
In This Episode:
🇨🇳 Visiting the ruins of the Summer Palace.
📜 The true history of British Empire crimes in China.
💊 How the Opium Wars shaped China's view of the West.
🌍 Why Western lectures on "correct behavior" fall on deaf ears.
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Apply to be a candidate workerspartygb.org/candidate_application
#GeorgeGalloway #MOATS #China #Imperialism #History #BritishEmpire #SummerPalace
