Re: Two Powder Missiles thrown at PM @ House of Commons
 

Seeing as I am the thread starter it is about both. :D

Re: Two Powder Missiles thrown at PM @ House of Commons
 

:tu: :D

BBC have put video of the incident on their news homepage now:

http://news.bbc.co.uk

It's a little muddy though, I'm going to have another look from the Broadband console when I get home (BBC won't let me access it from work :( )

Re: Two Powder Missiles thrown at PM @ House of Commons
 

I think that although i agree with the cause this is a stupid thing to do and it just pathitic you would hope that a good cause was above this sort of thing.

Far more worrying is the fact that they got to him

Re: Two Powder Missiles thrown at PM @ House of Commons
 

Oh excellent!! I forgot all about the trial. I'm so glad he got off.

Re: Two Powder Missiles thrown at PM @ House of Commons
 

Why is it stupid?

Why is it pathetic?

I would say that they have scored (another) massive PR coup, and once again without actually hurting anyone.

I agree.

Re: Two Powder Missiles thrown at PM @ House of Commons
 

Oh gawd those people at Daz. I dont know what next. They should have known even Daz can't clean Tony lol

Re: Two Powder Missiles thrown at PM @ House of Commons
 

They certainly did - in this picture the missile just bounces off the PM's back and lands near Gordon Brown's feet.

http://static.sky.com/images/pictures/1215719.jpg

Re: Two Powder Missiles thrown at PM @ House of Commons
 

I think harmlessly stopping democracy in progress for a day is a perfectly apt way of going about it considering that the fathers have been denied democracy and justice for so many years.

Re: Two Powder Missiles thrown at PM @ House of Commons
 

It is good for the government this has happened. It is much better than the flaw was discovered by someone from F4J, and not Al Qaeda.

Althought you would have thought it shouldn't have happened at all. I can't believe the reaction of the ministers. Given the terror situation, the powder could of been anything, and noone seemed to have cared.

Edit: I wish I could rep Flubflow for that post, but i've got to spread it around first. Good post though mate

Re: Two Powder Missiles thrown at PM @ House of Commons
 

Hear! Hear! :clap:

Re: Two Powder Missiles thrown at PM @ House of Commons
 

Virgin Radio News have just reported that they were signed into the public gallery by a member of the House of Lords.

I sense a big fuss about to start!

Re: Two Powder Missiles thrown at PM @ House of Commons
 

Wicked, only wished it was a gunpowder plot kind of issue that we could have wiped a lot of politicians out and start afresh with ppl with good ideas.

Re: Two Powder Missiles thrown at PM @ House of Commons
 

i thought the public gallery had a screen to avoid this happening :confused: :shrug: :confused:

Re: Two Powder Missiles thrown at PM @ House of Commons
 

Apparently the area of the Gallery that you have to be invited into is not screened, which is why the Lord who signed them in is being asked to explain himself... :disturbd:

Re: Two Powder Missiles thrown at PM @ House of Commons
 

Herself you mean towny ;) - it appears to be a woman Lord who had signed them in.