>>>>>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.

I hope you don't promulgate expedition with extreme prejudice! That wording sounds very CIA-speak for "terminate".

Anyway, you twisted the plot here. I'm comparing a UK "assassination" attempt with US ones, not making any reference to current party politics or the righteousness of a war. Remember, our lads are coming back at least one a week in a box.