Reuters: Thousands To Protect Bush in India

It is now TIME TO FACE THE TRUTH; an evil lurks behind the public visage of BUSH Jr., who is manipulated by his globalist controllers and babysitters.


KENTROVERSY COMMENT: Just like any ordinary war criminal, BUSH will have a security detail of thousands for his upcoming trip to India. Globalists such as Henry Kissinger are careful where they travel, and it is always with an insulating security patrol to protect them from any possibility of arrest. All fascist leaders travel like this, so they NEVER have to face dissident voices, or have their policies questioned in any way.

All astute readers should have noticed by now that BUSH always surrounds himself with people who agree with him, whenever he goes out into the public. While this number of agreeable people is shrinking, BUSH will be seen in fewer and fewer public events, as time goes on, and dissent grows against him and his fascist and imperialistic policies.

We need all people of courage to STAND-UP before it is far too late to do so.

STAND UP now, or face the questions of your children (or grandchildren), as they ask what YOU did to stand up against this rising tyranny?

Whatever will you say to them when they ask? Will you tell them about how you stood up and fought against the New World Order, or will you tell them about how you RAN AND HID, afraid to face a bit of danger, as you lose the respect of your younger family members?

I know that I will be able to tell my son that I did all I personally could, given my talents and my personal health situation. He will be able to respect me, while the children of others I know will hang their heads in shame, knowing their parents did NOTHING to fight this oncoming escalation that brings us closer and closer to World War III . . .


Thousands to protect Bush in India
Mon Feb 27, 2006 12:58 PM ET

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - About 5,000 personnel including snipers, commandos and U.S. marines using helicopters, bomb detectors and electronic jammers will protect President George W. Bush during his visit to India this week, officials said on Monday.

The personnel would be part of a three-ring security cordon around the U.S. president and First Lady Laura Bush who are due to arrive in New Delhi for their maiden visit to the subcontinent on Wednesday, they said.

"He is a much-threatened VVIP. We are fully geared," Manish Agarwal, a top Delhi police officer involved in security operations, told Reuters.

His comments came as Delhi police arrested two suspected militants belonging to Lashkar-e-Taiba, a Pakistan-based militant group fighting Indian rule in disputed Kashmir, the Press Trust of India news agency said.

Two pistols and 3 kg (6.6 lb) of the explosive material RDX were seized from them, it said.

Islamist militants are frequently arrested or killed in gun battles with police in the Indian capital and it was not immediately known if the men arrested on Monday had anything to do with Bush's visit.

Besides the inner-ring of security forces, an outer cordon would be deployed "as deep as possible" to thwart any attack by a rocket launcher, Agarwal said.

"A rocket launcher normally has a 1,000-meter (3,300 ft) range so we would be deployed in forests around venues," he said. "We will have 360-degree rooftop surveillance around all the venues."

Agarwal said precautions were also being taken to quell "snap protests" by Muslim groups and communist parties who have announced plans to demonstrate against Bush.

Bush is also due to briefly visit India's southern IT hub of Hyderabad, where some Muslim groups have launched a signature campaign against his policies.

Hyderabad, which has a sizeable Muslim population, has witnessed big protests against the publication of cartoons lampooning Prophet Mohammad.

Bush would hop around the city in helicopters to take part in events scheduled for him, police said.

© 2006 Reuters News Service
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Thousands To Protect Bush in India (February 27, 2006 12:58pm)