WE EXPOSE BIGGEST ROYAL SECURITY SCANDAL EVER (Security for Dubya in London a joke?)

Mirror UK ^

[Happy2BMe]

Is this series?

[Happy2BMe]

Was Dubya safe in the Queen's arms? - ping!

[Verax]

No, I think its just the one episode.

[sirchtruth]

If you believe the "mirror" it is!

[lady lawyer]

They didn't "expose" the scandal. They created it. Wasn't that once considered unethical?

[Savage Beast]

If this be true, then Parry did everyone a favor. I hope those in charge of security are smart enough to learn the lesson.

[Happy2BMe]

"One episode" is all it took for Lincoln and Kennedy too.

Hot dam - what a travesty if 14,000 British police were standing outside the palace and something happened to him sitting at the Queen's breakfast table.

[MinuteGal]

I'm a chocoholic.

Where can I get some "chocolate digestives".

(please don't anyone answer this question).

Leni

[StatesEnemy]

It seems we have a rash of freelance (and thus far benign) security probes - first that joker who smuggled play-do and razors on a number of Southwest flights, and now this...

Gee... ya think if they can, the terrorists can?

[doug from upland]

How many people who want us dead have used false info and credentials to get hired by food service companies who deliver food to airplanes WITHOUT GOING THROUGH A METAL DETECTOR OR BEING SEARCHED BY SECURITY.

[Roarkdude]

Of course he hopes it's seen as a favor so that he's not thrown in jail.

[snopercod]

All this centrally-planned security crap is a total waste of time and money.

The only true security comes from alert citizens knowing their neighbors and those with whom they work.

Let's not forget that it was private citizens using cell phones who identified the 9-11 hijackers.

[Happy2BMe]

"How many people who want us dead have used false info and credentials to get hired by food service companies who deliver food to airplanes WITHOUT GOING THROUGH A METAL DETECTOR OR BEING SEARCHED BY SECURITY."

Err... dunno. (How many Muslims in this country take the Koran literally?)

Another question might be: "How many people who want Dubya dead have used false info and credentials to get hired in food service at the White House?"

That narrows it down considerably, don't you think?

Now, about that pesky undercover reporter posing as a food service worker at the palace . . .

[Happy2BMe]

"Gee... ya think if they can . ."

Let's just hope someone in security is taking good notes.

[Savage Beast]

Whether or not he's thrown in jail, and regardless of his intentions, he has done everyone a big favor.

[Savage Beast]

Let's hope those in charge of security are wise enough to learn from this big mistake!

[dead]

Of course he hopes it's seen as a favor so that he's not thrown in jail.

I don’t know for sure about the laws in England, but I really doubt you can be thrown in jail for lying on a job application.

[TRY ONE]

"Where can I get some "chocolate digestives"."

Here in Texas we just call 'em Ex-Lax! Can find 'em in any drug store right next to the prune juice!

[doug from upland]

Our company broke the story about the food handlers a year and a half ago. I was told by a very high official at LAX that they go through spot checks. It is scary. CLICK.

[MeekOneGOP]

Is it just me or in this picture does it appear as if Bush has gained about 40 pounds ??

SMILE: Charles greets Bush last night

Maybe he is using a double ? ha! ha! < /tin foil alert >