george galloway. >> mr. speaker, there is an ironclad consensus across the benches about what we now call a mission, but given about the amount of blood on the ground, most of us call in a war in afghanistan. in the wake of mrs. gillard's decision to accelerate the withdrawal of australian forces from that war and in the wake of the bradford west by-election, will the prime

later, the george galloway u.s. been reelected to the house ask the prime minister if he will reconsider moving up the 2014 withdrawal of british troops in afghanistan. this is just over 35 minutes. >> order. questions for the prime minister. naomi. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i am sure the whole house will wish to pay tribute to those servicemen who have fallen since we last met for prime minister's question time, captain rupert bowers from second battalion the mercian regiment, sergeant luke taylor from the royal marines, lance corporal michael foley from the adjutant general's corps, and corporal jack stanley, from the queen's royal hussars, who died on sunday, april 8. i will have more meetings later today. >> naomi long. >> i would like to also offer my condolences. in the northern ireland area, party political donations are not subject the same publication rules. will the prime minister commit to bringing the northern ireland publication rules into line with the rest of the u.k., and further, with the demonstra

george galloway. [laughter] >> he lost the bradford election. he showed complete weakness when it came to the united trade union and the fuel stride. he has a mayor of london they won't pay his taxes. that's his last though. as ever, completely hopeless. >> mr. speaker, mr. speaker, he talks about the fuel price. i am not going to take any lecture on industrial relations. [shouting] i'm not going to take any in lecture on industrial relations from a government and a prime minister that causes panic at the pump. [shouting] and that is reality. when he gets to see let him apologize to the gross irresponsibility. let him apologize for the gross irresponsibility of the cabinet minister who calls the panic at the pump, and for him. the reality is, the reality is, he should calm down, mr. speaker. he should calm down. he should calm down. mr. speaker, this budget comprehensively fails the test of fairness and the spectacular fails the test of competence. we have a prime minister who is unfair, out of touch and incompetent. nevermind we're all in toget

george galloway. [shouting] >> as i was saying, mr. speaker,. [laughter] there is an ironclad consensus that draws from the front bench is about what we now call a nation, but given the amount of blood on the ground and the rapidly deteriorating military situation, most of us call a war in afghanistan. in the wake of her decision to accelerate the withdrawal of australia's forces from that war, and in the wake of the bradford west election, will the prime minister reconsider his current planning on our withdrawal am is more, this bloody morgan of afghanistan? >> first of all let me congratulate the honorable gentleman understanding violation in his return to this house of commons. and i know he always speaks with great power and great force. but on this issue i have to say i profoundly disagree with them. our troops are in afghanistan, not fighting a war against islam, but at the invitation of an islamic government and under a u.n. resolution to try and help that country to have a peaceful, prosperous and stable future. and he knows the dangers