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Trauma-san:

--- Quote from: Lincoln on November 14, 2003, 09:16:17 PM ---Shoot him Overseer. Come on, pull a JFK on his ass.

--- End quote ---

http://www.treas.gov/usss/net_intrusion_forms.shtml

http://www.treas.gov/usss/forms/form_ssf4017.pdf


You have been reported for communicating threats of a harmful nature to my president.  The secret service should be 'contacting' you soon; but don't be surprised if they service  your application to you secretly.  

JTSimon:
Tens of thousands of anti-war demonstrators are expected to take to London's streets during Bush's visit November 19-21, vowing to resist moves to create an "exclusion zone" or "bubble" around the president as part of security measures. (Full story)

"I can understand people not liking war, if that's what they're there to protest," Bush said. "I fully understand not everybody is going to agree with the decisions I've made. I don't expect everybody to agree."

He added: "I admire a country which welcomes people to express their opinion. I'm proud of Great Britain's tradition of free speech."

The president also plans to meet some of relatives of the 54 British soldiers killed in Iraq to tell them their loved ones died for a "noble cause."

"I am going to meet some. There's two messages. One, the prayers of the American people and the prayers of the president are with them, as they suffer," he added.

"Secondly, that I will tell them that their loved ones did not die vain. The actions we have taken will make the world more secure and the world more peaceful in the long run."

But the father of a military policeman killed in Iraq angrily rejected Bush's claims that his son died for a "noble cause."

Reg Keys, 51, whose son Lance Corporal Thomas Keys was one of six Royal Military Policemen gunned down defending a civilian police station in Al Majar al-Kabir near Basra in June, said he would like to meet the president to tell him that he was responsible for his son's death.

Keys said: "I am totally against his visit. I don't know how he has the nerve to show his face in this country after costing the lives of 54 British soldiers for his own glory.

"I do not see a noble cause. I looked at my son's bullet-riddled body and that did not seem very noble to me.

"He did not die for a noble cause. He was just killed by a mob."

Bush's comments came in an interview in Washington with British newspapers the Daily Telegraph and Financial Times and the UK's news agency Press Association.

http://www.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/europe/11/14/bush.uk/index.html

Don Seer:
hehe whatever happens sure gonna be fun!

plus theres still cheap fireworks left over from another great british tradition.. bonfire night.. mwhahahaa.. should cause some problems too!

JTSimon:
Throw pretzels at him  ;D

Lincoln:

--- Quote from: Trauma on November 15, 2003, 04:24:23 AM ---
--- Quote from: Lincoln on November 14, 2003, 09:16:17 PM ---Shoot him Overseer. Come on, pull a JFK on his ass.

--- End quote ---

http://www.treas.gov/usss/net_intrusion_forms.shtml

http://www.treas.gov/usss/forms/form_ssf4017.pdf


You have been reported for communicating threats of a harmful nature to my president.  The secret service should be 'contacting' you soon; but don't be surprised if they service  your application to you secretly.  

--- End quote ---
1.You need a life.
2.The US government can't touch me since I live in Canada.

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