London cancels police leave to handle Bush protesters

[stevedeshazer]

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Mr. Bush addressed the planned protests in an interview given to the London Daily Telegraph for publication today.

"I can understand people not liking war, if that's what they're there to protest," he said. "I don't like war. War is the last choice a president should make, not the first....

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Scotland Yard is concerned that terrorists may mix in with the anti-Bush crowds and attempt an attack on the president, said Andy Trotter, the deputy assistant police commissioner.

He said neither U.S. nor British intelligence had detected any specific plans but he added, "London has been on high alert for some time." He refused to elaborate, saying, "It would be inappropriate to go into details."

source: http://washingtontimes.com/world/20031113-110709-8288r.htm

[corarose]

1. No Jr they don't like your Sorry Arrogant Ass

They don't like an OIL WAR that is getting innocent people killed either. They also don't like the fact that the USA had a fraudulent election and an Arrogant PIECE OF SHIT is ruining everything that is left that is good in this world.

You can't understand JR why the London or the World don't welcome you with open arms. They can't stand you Jr because you are a MURDERER, LIAR, FRAUD, THIEF and a WAR MONGER.

[roguevalley]

2. He's so beyond clueless. He's going to meet FAMILIES OF DEAD

SOLDIERS OVER THERE!

I hope he meets the father in Cornwall who hates him so much
I think he would slap his face. I hope its trumpeted to heaven
that Bush will meet with British families but not ours. He is
the biggest hypocrite in the world.

I would love to be in London when he's there. I think I would
spend the whole time knocking on doors apologizing and showing
them my passport cover:

I did not vote for Bush is written on it in Arabic, French and
English.

[emad]

3. Heads up DU! The Brits are going to give him a welcome he'll

remember a long, long time. Just hope your TV stations are going to cover the demo in Trafalgar Square next Thursday when a 20ft chickenwire/papier mache effigy of Shrub is toppled a la Saddam, trampled and set on fire. To co-incide with 'The Griswolds' having tea and tarts at No 10 with Poodle and Poodlebitch Cherie.

Makes me think of that mursery rhyme: "Come into my parlour, said the Spider to the Fly"