[Paul Atreides]

The royal family is too busy boinking anything with a pulse, to be worried about security. Kinda sounds familiar...

[TrappedInLiberalHell]

An undercover reporter who worked as a footman at Buckingham palace for two months claimed today that he could have assassinated President Bush as he arrived last night.

He's not pointing out the lax security, he's pointing out how he was robbed of his chance.

[mylife]

Im thinking maybe this guy is just a little delusional.
Im pretty sure GW is pretty well guarded. I trust the secret service's word more than that of this putz

[Arpege92]

This sort of reminds me of how the New York Times allowed an un-qualified reporter to infiltrate and actually steal stories from other people. Of course they were aware of this person (jayson Blair)but they did nothing about it.

[LibWhacker]

Wow, let's give him the PUTZiter Prize for proving what every child already knows . . . Our leaders are not kept 24/7 in hermetically sealed, bullet-proof boxes.

[Cicero]

The Mirror found a clever angle to steal publicity from Bush's visit. They could care less about royal security.

As for killing Bush, The Mirror hates him, but probably not enough to do time for it.

[ntnychik]

Employment ads on the Buckingham Palace official website? Unbelievable.

[Centurion2000]

Sorry but I think that the President is carrying concealed ..... just a hunch.

This guy would have been brained by a 45 colt or something like it if he tried it.

[Space Wrangler]

The Brits damn well better get their sh!t together and start taking security seriously. It seems every 15 or 20 yrs they get lax and something comes up and bites them in the a$$. Thankfully this was just a smarmy reporter, and not an islamofascist.