>>>>>I know I should not be amused, but I am.
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>>>>>http://www.keyc.com/node/30663
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>>>>Reminds me of hearing that some-one gate-crashed Prince Williams birthday party at Windsor Castle - having first taken the precaution of disguising himself as Osama bin Laden......
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>>>One of the times I worked in London (Sainsburys head office by Blackfriars Bridge) the Queen was on parade when some guy shot a blank bullet into the air. Her horse reared. The guy was arrested That night I said to Pete, the operator of my local pub, that I felt sorry for the guy, it was probably a joke gone awry. "A joke?!" he said. He was not amused in the least.
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>>I remember the footage of teh Guards wrestling the man to the ground. Jeez! they had rifles with bayonets on them.
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>>>As it turned out there was a specific statute against it -- "Discharging a firearm in the vicinity of Her Majesty with intent to alarm her." I am not making this up.
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>>In the USA it usually ends up with a dead or badly injured, anti-tank president, n'est-ce pas?
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>We can only hope. Ours has now officially turned what was a war that made progress into 2 losses, and he's going to drag the one in Afghanistan out for a while so he can get the American public to give up on it (while increasing our body count). Having a president who deliberately kills our military hasn't been seen here since Carter (his fake hostage rescue). He needs to be removed by the most expeditious means possible.

You are so full of baloney. The "war" in Iraq has been over for years, the only issue being the exit strategy. We are on our way out within months, just as he said we would be. IMO Obama is pursuing the best of bad options left to him by his predecessor. The decision on more troops to Afghanistan is imminent. No one seems to know what he will decide there. My guess is he will send more troops, against his wishes. How is that giving up?

I know I will never convince you about Obama but occasionally I have to say something. You are irrational on the subject.