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It would have been more impressive had he driving his truck at the time .... he got a rather harsh sentence for being pi$$ed and stupid though don't you think?
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Living next to Kensington Palace I frequently see armed police officers in this area. I am not sure what else could be done short of cordoning off miles around the PalaceOriginally posted by Paddy View PostRoyal protection needs beefing up, I quite agree. We need more protection from the royal family and they should start by giving us the common land back that their recent ancestors stole.
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Royal protection needs beefing up, I quite agree. We need more protection from the royal family and they should start by giving us the common land back that their recent ancestors stole.
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royal protection needs beefing up?
Drunk lorry driver was within 20 metres of queen's apartments - Telegraph
There was a significant breach of security in a way that shows you were sufficiently competent to climb at least a 5ft barricade and it undoubtedly caused significant alarm and distress to those in the castle and those whose job it is to protect those in the castle.
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Is that all that protects the queen - a 5ft barricade. Suprised Al-Quaeda have not tried an attack yet.Tags: None
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