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No, this isnt the title of an "adult film", it's about George Bush visiting London. I was talking with a knowledgable friend about it and apparently:
- Bush demanded that part of London was shut down for his visit
- He is bringing something like 500 armed military people with him
- None of his men will be under British jurisdiction during their stay
- It is costing £4 million of taxpayers money to accomodate him
- He is staying in Buckingham Palace
Is it me or is he so far up his own ass he is chewing on his own colon?
- Bush demanded that part of London was shut down for his visit
- He is bringing something like 500 armed military people with him
- None of his men will be under British jurisdiction during their stay
- It is costing £4 million of taxpayers money to accomodate him
- He is staying in Buckingham Palace
Is it me or is he so far up his own ass he is chewing on his own colon?
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No, this isnt the title of an "adult film", it's about George Bush visiting London. I was talking with a knowledgable friend about it and apparently:
- Bush demanded that part of London was shut down for his visit
- He is bringing something like 500 armed military people with him
- None of his men will be under British jurisdiction during their stay
- It is costing £4 million of taxpayers money to accomodate him
- He is staying in Buckingham Palace
Is it me or is he so far up his own ass he is chewing on his own colon?
- Bush demanded that part of London was shut down for his visit
- He is bringing something like 500 armed military people with him
- None of his men will be under British jurisdiction during their stay
- It is costing £4 million of taxpayers money to accomodate him
- He is staying in Buckingham Palace
Is it me or is he so far up his own ass he is chewing on his own colon?
Well so far 1 of your points is true, the rest are all false. Hence your a bit up your ass as well.
Hating Bush is the 'in' thing.
Trust me.
Trust me.
Mattribute wrote:
> Hating Bush is the 'in' thing.
>
> Trust me.
Yeah. Most people do it just too look cool infront of the girls. Or at least thats why I do it.
> Hating Bush is the 'in' thing.
>
> Trust me.
Yeah. Most people do it just too look cool infront of the girls. Or at least thats why I do it.
It's like hating good charlotte, or calling people small minded for not liking Puddle of mudd - it's meant to be 'alternative'
Bush is paranoid idiot who is hated by lots of people. Enough said.
Crazy_Daisy wrote:
> - Bush demanded that part of London was shut down for his visit
The European media made this story up, the White House requested that security be really tightened in the area, obviously, and that any protests should be carefully controlled in case it was a cover for others to act.
> - He is bringing something like 500 armed military people with him
He is bring 250 ish security staff, including Secret Service agents. Only those involved in his protection carry weapons and they are to be integrated and under the command of the Police Chief in charge of the security. Those armed are his close protection team, counter snipers, escorts, bodyguards, and coverts. The majority of people are technical staff.
> - None of his men will be under British jurisdiction during their
> stay
Except they will, though it has been agreed under what conditions they can use the weapons and act with force. Even this will be in conjunction with the UK security operation that is in place.
> - It is costing £4 million of taxpayers money to accomodate
> him
5 million, and the cost is set to be met by the state, and not the taxpayers. Incidentally the taxpayers footed the bill of around 30 million for anti war protests in London alone this year, and will do for the future protests during Bush's stay. The costs are mainly security based in terms of police overtime, security measures (like deploying the number plate scanners around London etc)
> - He is staying in Buckingham Palace
One out of five is not bad I guess.
> - Bush demanded that part of London was shut down for his visit
The European media made this story up, the White House requested that security be really tightened in the area, obviously, and that any protests should be carefully controlled in case it was a cover for others to act.
> - He is bringing something like 500 armed military people with him
He is bring 250 ish security staff, including Secret Service agents. Only those involved in his protection carry weapons and they are to be integrated and under the command of the Police Chief in charge of the security. Those armed are his close protection team, counter snipers, escorts, bodyguards, and coverts. The majority of people are technical staff.
> - None of his men will be under British jurisdiction during their
> stay
Except they will, though it has been agreed under what conditions they can use the weapons and act with force. Even this will be in conjunction with the UK security operation that is in place.
> - It is costing £4 million of taxpayers money to accomodate
> him
5 million, and the cost is set to be met by the state, and not the taxpayers. Incidentally the taxpayers footed the bill of around 30 million for anti war protests in London alone this year, and will do for the future protests during Bush's stay. The costs are mainly security based in terms of police overtime, security measures (like deploying the number plate scanners around London etc)
> - He is staying in Buckingham Palace
One out of five is not bad I guess.
Ah right sorry Belldandy, I was just reitterating what I was told. Still it is a bit outrageous!
Belldandy wrote:
> stuff
Hurrah for ~Belldandy~ and his correcting waze
> stuff
Hurrah for ~Belldandy~ and his correcting waze
I saw Bush in London, it had berries hanging off it
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