MolliG
11-18-2003, 02:19 PM
Pictures (and some captions) of (and related to) the 43rd President of the United States, President George W. Bush's, official state visit to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
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Security officers check and seal the drains outside The Dunn Cow Inn, a pub in Sedgefield, northern England, Tuesday Nov. 18 2003, amid speculation that British Prime Minister Tony Blair and US President Bush may take lunch at the premises during the week. The biggest security operation ever mounted in Britain for a visiting head of state is gearing up, ahead of President Bush's controversial arrival in London later Tuesday. (AP Photo / Owen Humphreys, PA)
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A lone woman protesting against the visit of US President George W. Bush clings to the front gate of Buckingham Palace in London as firemen attempt to coax her down. (AFP/Eric Feferberg)
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Protester Lindis Percy, left, is arrested by police officers after climbing down from the gates of Buckingham Palace where she unfurled an upsidedown US flag to protest President Bush's visit in London, Monday Nov.17, 2003. Bush and his wife will be staying in the palace Tuesday as guests of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. (AP Photo / PA, John Stillwell)
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A member of the 'Stop the War' organisation prepares protest signs in London ahead of massive street protests planned during US President George W. Bush's state visit to Britain.(AFP/File/Eric Feferberg)
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Police search a suspicious driver at a security check point near Grosvenor Square (close to the US Embassy) in preparation for the upcoming visit to London by US President George W. Bush. The state visit -- the first ever by a US president -- from 18 to 21 November will take place amid fears of an attack by Islamic extremists and as campaigners against the conflict in Iraq predict that tens of thousands will take to the streets in a mass demonstration. (AFP/Jim Watson)
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American author Ron Kovic, who was paralyzed during the Vietnam War and wrote the anti-war book 'Born on the 4th of July' which was later made into a film starring Tom Cruise, sits outside Number 10 Downing Street in London Monday Nov. 17, 2003. Kovic was part of a group that handed in a 100,000 signature petition, opposing the visit of U.S. President George Bush to Britain later this week. (AP Photo/PA, John Stillwell)
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Police inspect drains to be sealed outside the house of British Prime Minister Tony Blair, in Trimdon, England, Monday, Nov. 17, 2003, where President Bush, is expected to visit this week. Security chiefs have been placed on Britain's second highest terror alert with 5,000 police officers and hundreds of US agents drafted in ahead of Bush's visit. (AP Photo/Owen Humphreys/PA)
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British police officers search a car at a security checkpoint on Constitution Hill near Buckingham Palace, London November, 17, 2003. Armed police turned the British capital into 'Fortress London' amid heightened fears of a guerrilla attack on the eve of President Bush's visit. Photo by David Bebber/*******
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An armed police officer (C) stands on duty at a security checkpoint on Constitution Hill near Buckingham Palace, London November, 17, 2003. U.S. President George W. Bush is due to arrive in the UK for an official state visit on November 18. *******/David Bebber
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The seal of the President of the United States is adjusted on a marquee erected in front of Buckingham Palace in London, November 17, 2003. The two-domed tent will be used to welcome President George W. Bush who is due to arrive in the UK for a state visit on November 18. *******/Peter Macdiarmid
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Police check drains to be sealed outside the house of British Prime Minister Tony Blair, in Trimdon, England, Monday, Nov. 17, 2003, where President Bush, is expected to visit this week. Security chiefs have been placed on Britain's second highest terror alert with 5,000 police officers and hundreds of US agents drafted in ahead of President Bush's visit. (AP Photo/Owen Humphreys/PA)
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Police check vehicles entering and leaving the house of British Prime Minister Tony Blair, in Trimdon, England, Monday, Nov. 17, 2003, where the president of the United States, George Bush, is expected to visit this week. Security chiefs have been placed on Britain's second highest terror alert with 5,000 police officers and hundreds of US agents drafted in ahead of President Bush's visit. (AP Photo/Owen Humphreys/PA)
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Security guards and police at the house of British Prime Minister Tony Blair, in Trimdon, England, Monday, Nov. 17, 2003, where the President Bush, is expected to visit this week. Security chiefs have been placed on Britain's second highest terror alert with 5,000 police officers and hundreds of US agents drafted in ahead of President Bush's visit. (AP Photo/Owen Humphreys/PA)
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Celebrity chef and self-styled 'domestic goddess' Nigella Lawson will be in the kitchen when Prime Minister Tony Blair and his wife Cherie host George and Laura Bush for lunch on Thursday. ******* file photo. *******/Peter Macdiarmid
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US Secret Service Counter Snipers. Thousands of British peace protestors are expected to throng central London when US President George W. Bush touches down in Britain this week on a state visit, but the US Secret Service said it's confident the president will remain 'secure.'(AFP/File/Tim Sloan)
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Protester Brian Haw sits outside Parliament square, calling for peace in Iraq, a few days before US President George W. Bush's state visit to Britain. Bush has insisted intelligence on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction was "sound", while refusing to explicitly back British government claims that Baghdad could have unleashed them inside 45 minutes.(AFP/Eric Feferberg)
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Due to the mass amount of pictures, I've only added captions to pictures that really need them.
I personally wish Mr Bush a good time here in the UK, and it's just a shame that he can't visit the rest of GB due to a few, well, idiots. :)
And, now a bit of humour...
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"Can't explain all the feelings that you're making me feel
My heart's in overdrive and you're behind the steering wheel..."
"Woah there Tony!"
Thinking 'WTF?', see here (http://www.nme.co.uk/news/106753.htm).
:D
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Security officers check and seal the drains outside The Dunn Cow Inn, a pub in Sedgefield, northern England, Tuesday Nov. 18 2003, amid speculation that British Prime Minister Tony Blair and US President Bush may take lunch at the premises during the week. The biggest security operation ever mounted in Britain for a visiting head of state is gearing up, ahead of President Bush's controversial arrival in London later Tuesday. (AP Photo / Owen Humphreys, PA)
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A lone woman protesting against the visit of US President George W. Bush clings to the front gate of Buckingham Palace in London as firemen attempt to coax her down. (AFP/Eric Feferberg)
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Protester Lindis Percy, left, is arrested by police officers after climbing down from the gates of Buckingham Palace where she unfurled an upsidedown US flag to protest President Bush's visit in London, Monday Nov.17, 2003. Bush and his wife will be staying in the palace Tuesday as guests of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. (AP Photo / PA, John Stillwell)
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A member of the 'Stop the War' organisation prepares protest signs in London ahead of massive street protests planned during US President George W. Bush's state visit to Britain.(AFP/File/Eric Feferberg)
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Police search a suspicious driver at a security check point near Grosvenor Square (close to the US Embassy) in preparation for the upcoming visit to London by US President George W. Bush. The state visit -- the first ever by a US president -- from 18 to 21 November will take place amid fears of an attack by Islamic extremists and as campaigners against the conflict in Iraq predict that tens of thousands will take to the streets in a mass demonstration. (AFP/Jim Watson)
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American author Ron Kovic, who was paralyzed during the Vietnam War and wrote the anti-war book 'Born on the 4th of July' which was later made into a film starring Tom Cruise, sits outside Number 10 Downing Street in London Monday Nov. 17, 2003. Kovic was part of a group that handed in a 100,000 signature petition, opposing the visit of U.S. President George Bush to Britain later this week. (AP Photo/PA, John Stillwell)
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Police inspect drains to be sealed outside the house of British Prime Minister Tony Blair, in Trimdon, England, Monday, Nov. 17, 2003, where President Bush, is expected to visit this week. Security chiefs have been placed on Britain's second highest terror alert with 5,000 police officers and hundreds of US agents drafted in ahead of Bush's visit. (AP Photo/Owen Humphreys/PA)
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British police officers search a car at a security checkpoint on Constitution Hill near Buckingham Palace, London November, 17, 2003. Armed police turned the British capital into 'Fortress London' amid heightened fears of a guerrilla attack on the eve of President Bush's visit. Photo by David Bebber/*******
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An armed police officer (C) stands on duty at a security checkpoint on Constitution Hill near Buckingham Palace, London November, 17, 2003. U.S. President George W. Bush is due to arrive in the UK for an official state visit on November 18. *******/David Bebber
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The seal of the President of the United States is adjusted on a marquee erected in front of Buckingham Palace in London, November 17, 2003. The two-domed tent will be used to welcome President George W. Bush who is due to arrive in the UK for a state visit on November 18. *******/Peter Macdiarmid
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Police check drains to be sealed outside the house of British Prime Minister Tony Blair, in Trimdon, England, Monday, Nov. 17, 2003, where President Bush, is expected to visit this week. Security chiefs have been placed on Britain's second highest terror alert with 5,000 police officers and hundreds of US agents drafted in ahead of President Bush's visit. (AP Photo/Owen Humphreys/PA)
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Police check vehicles entering and leaving the house of British Prime Minister Tony Blair, in Trimdon, England, Monday, Nov. 17, 2003, where the president of the United States, George Bush, is expected to visit this week. Security chiefs have been placed on Britain's second highest terror alert with 5,000 police officers and hundreds of US agents drafted in ahead of President Bush's visit. (AP Photo/Owen Humphreys/PA)
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Security guards and police at the house of British Prime Minister Tony Blair, in Trimdon, England, Monday, Nov. 17, 2003, where the President Bush, is expected to visit this week. Security chiefs have been placed on Britain's second highest terror alert with 5,000 police officers and hundreds of US agents drafted in ahead of President Bush's visit. (AP Photo/Owen Humphreys/PA)
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Celebrity chef and self-styled 'domestic goddess' Nigella Lawson will be in the kitchen when Prime Minister Tony Blair and his wife Cherie host George and Laura Bush for lunch on Thursday. ******* file photo. *******/Peter Macdiarmid
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US Secret Service Counter Snipers. Thousands of British peace protestors are expected to throng central London when US President George W. Bush touches down in Britain this week on a state visit, but the US Secret Service said it's confident the president will remain 'secure.'(AFP/File/Tim Sloan)
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Protester Brian Haw sits outside Parliament square, calling for peace in Iraq, a few days before US President George W. Bush's state visit to Britain. Bush has insisted intelligence on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction was "sound", while refusing to explicitly back British government claims that Baghdad could have unleashed them inside 45 minutes.(AFP/Eric Feferberg)
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Due to the mass amount of pictures, I've only added captions to pictures that really need them.
I personally wish Mr Bush a good time here in the UK, and it's just a shame that he can't visit the rest of GB due to a few, well, idiots. :)
And, now a bit of humour...
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"Can't explain all the feelings that you're making me feel
My heart's in overdrive and you're behind the steering wheel..."
"Woah there Tony!"
Thinking 'WTF?', see here (http://www.nme.co.uk/news/106753.htm).
:D