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To: xcr600 who wrote (15511)	11/16/2003 10:52:15 AM
From: Bucky Katt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 48461

You hit the nail on the head, again!! This is something, from the BBC> Mr Bush told Sir David he was looking forward to coming to London - which he had visited a "couple of times" before. He was "honoured" to be staying in Buckingham Palace and described the Queen's official residence as having "tremendous mystique". And he appeared unperturbed about the expected protests due to accompany his visits by those against US involvement in Iraq. "Aren't you lucky to be in a country that encourages people to speak their mind?" he said. "I value going to a country where people are free to say anything they want to say." Glenda Jackson MP, who opposed the war, told BBC One's Politics Show the visit was the "Dumb and Dumber show" . While she said Britain was "America's closest ally for a variety of reasons," she did not agree that the government "should demonstrate that closeness by - as it seems to me - we are at the moment being permanently on our knees." news.bbc.co.uk