Yes, tomorrow is the opening of the UN's 60th General Assembly in New York and there'll be lots of hot things to come from that (the non-definition of "terrorism" already abandoned as a topic, UN reform, speeches from Bush, Sharon, Musharraf, Ahmedinejad, and Putin, among other delectable UN wordplay) but the most anticipated sparks will be outside the UN at the George Galloway vs. Christopher Hitchens debate tomorrow at 7p EST. 

Hitchens has already shown himself (on the Daily Show, most recently, contrary to the opinion of Jon Stewart fans) to be a strong and eloquent advocate for pro-Iraq war rationale (albeit he has reservations about the execution, as does anyone with a TV or brain) and should be well positioned to make sweet, sweet love to the darling of the Left's Galloway, an unabashed Bush basher and UK MP for his own breakway anti-war "Respect" party who'll hopefully rehash his wonderful performance given in the Senate Investigations Subcommittee of May 17, 2005 (video).

Some select quotes:
"Bush, and Blair, and the prime minister of Japan, and Berlusconi, these people are criminals, and they are responsible for mass murder in the world, for the war, and for the occupation, through their support for Israel..." -  Galloway, Al Jazeera, 06/20/2005

"Senator, in everything I said about Iraq I turned out to be right and you turned out to be wrong - and 100,000 have paid with their lives, 1,600 of them American soldiers sent to their deaths on a pack of lies ... Senator, this is the mother of all smokescreens. You are trying to divert attention from the crimes that you supported." - Galloway responding to Senator Norm Coleman, 05/17/2005

"[Christopher Hitchens is a] drink-sodden former Trotskyist popinjay and useful idiot" - Galloway upon spotting Hitchens, just before the 05/17 Senate hearing

"[That] was unfair." - Hitchens responding to the above Galloway comment.

I am one of those who believe, uncynically, that Osama bin Laden did us all a service (and holy war a great disservice) by his mad decision to assault the American homeland four years ago. Had he not made this world-historical mistake, we would have been able to add a Talibanized and nuclear-armed Pakistan to our list of the threats we failed to recognize in time. - Christopher Hitchens, A War to be Proud Of, Weekly Standard, 09/12/2005

Tasty!  I sincerely hope Hitchens can drop some knowledge on Galloway before the seasoned entertainer (er, "member of parliment") panders to what seems like will be a self-selected and stacked audience.  Ah, it's just too much to ask to have logic interfere with showmanship!

New York is truly the center of the Hottness Based Community.