CNN reporting shrub landed at Heathrow.....

gin

And then take a copter to the Palace..

the plane.

I tend to have more confidence in the Guardian.

....they couldn't get a picture -- there was a "problem."

Wonder what that is?

He says it's just a "bit more" than usual for a presidential visit.

it was dark...but the picture was ok..

Let the Fantastic display of democracy begin!

Was that to avoid the cheering crowds?

So the "problem" is in announcing that the Chimp is landing at a public airport like some ersatz man of the people rather than a heavily guarded military base. People who know what Heathrow looks like won't be fooled by live footage, and CNN will look like the shills they are.

Hey, aren't the cops raiding Neverland?

http://www.interwebnet.org

they have hundreds out in the street tracking and reporting

thanks

In your cartoon?

the "money shot" despite there never being anyone from the general public being allowed during foreign visits.

Perspiring mimes want to know!

:shrug:
dbt

Had problems. Yeah right.

of a terrorist attack at Heathrow. You know, the usual "chatter" shit. It's hard to tell when that's just political fear-mongering and when it's an honest assessment.

Maybe he's trying to look brave by standing up to the terrorist threat he manufactured. :P

"The muppet has landed": http://www.interwebnet.org/post.cfm/post=28

shrub....he learned from his buddy saddam.

:: Free light show at Heathrow Posted by Manic on 18/11/2003 at 18:13 GMT
The itinerary has him arriving at Heathrow. This updated report says he's actually landing at RAF Northolt. Now we get this:

"I thought you would be interested to know that there are some never before seen search lights scanning the sky in the area where I live - near Molesey/Esher in Surrey, not too far from Heathrow. The time now is 5.45PM and I've been seeing them for an hour at least."

And so it begins....

http://www.interwebnet.org/post.cfm/post=26

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Bush flies in to Fortress London

Simon Jeffery and agencies
Tuesday November 18, 2003


George Bush gets ready to board Air Force One en route to the UK. Photograph: Charles Dharapak/AP

The US president, George Bush, today boarded Air Force One to fly to London for the most heavily-policed state visit in British history.
Mr Bush will arrive at RAF Northolt, in Middlesex, this evening. He will travel to Buckingham Palace by helicopter, where a private welcome from the Prince of Wales begins a four-day itinerary taking in meetings with the prime minister and the main party leaders, and a banquet with the Queen.

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http://politics.guardian.co.uk/iraq/story/0,12956,1087950,00.html

:bounce: :bounce: They are nothing but terrified RATS! TERRIFIED of the people.

Whoaaa! :bounce:

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