..and he's supposed to be in charge of the country...?

[Malt 379]

c**t can't even look after his 8 year old daughter..

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-18391663

 

 

[PlasticJock 539]

What's more worrying is the close protection team didn't notice either

[lapin2008 1,587]

I have no idea how you could actually do that. Taking kids places is such hassle that you notice as soon as they are not there. They must have been a bit smashed surely, wonder if they had driven home lol

[stabba 10,745]

Yep heard it on the news earlier....if that,d been a normal member of the public all hell would have broken loose...the tory cnuts quick enough how to tell us to see to ours but cant even sort his own...what a prick..atb stabba

[Malt 379]

As PJ said above, it's not just the couple who were there it was the whole circus which is required to protect the family of the prime minister at all times. We're used to hearing about laptops and documents containing sensitive information being left on trains and at cafes, but your 8 year old daughter?

[scothunter 12,609]

When u think about it. With all the baggage that goes along with him, they did think she was with them. Wasn't meant.bet the lacky in charge of the sprogs will be joining the endless line of unemployed lol.

[milegajo 595]

"near his country home, Chequers".

 

A head representative of the people. Of the people, by the people, for the people....MY LEFT BUTT CHEEK!!!!!!

 

Forgot his daughter and left her at the pub.

 

We have entire battalions of men forgotten about all over the globe.....

[gonetoearth 5,144]

His body guards must be part time like he proposes for are armed forces a job share sceam maybe , he thought his wife had the kid she thought he had the kid , the coalition GOVERMENT must run the country this way answers a lot of qestions though , fook who has the codes to are nuclear weapons this week !!!!!!!!!!m

Edited June 11, 2012 by gonetoearth

[Born Hunter 17,960]

Personally, I don't think it's that bad....... I mean, my folks forgot me when I was that age, lol, and I've heard a few stories of other parents doing the same. I can understand it, two cars, a bit of confusion, mistakes are made...... especially in a comfortable social situation like that where your 'guard' is down.

 

Now if he accidentally triggered the tridents while trying to text his missus then that might be a little too careless.

[paulus 26]

someone is in for reasignment to traffic duties

[poacher3161 1,766]

Proves hes only human after all lol wonder if social services will be paying him a visit.

[Malt 379]

Personally, I don't think it's that bad....... I mean, my folks forgot me when I was that age, lol, and I've heard a few stories of other parents doing the same. I can understand it, two cars, a bit of confusion, mistakes are made...... especially in a comfortable social situation like that where your 'guard' is down.

 

Now if he accidentally triggered the tridents while trying to text his missus then that might be a little too careless.

 

Did your parents have a whole host of trained protection officers to ensure that this sort of thing didn't happen? Besides, a person in his position should never ever have his guard down in public where his family is concerned IMO. If he does, he's very naieve..

[Lab 10,979]

David was a bit pissed off......seemingly he had left Charlie Mulgrew in charge of her.........

[Simoman 110]

Thats disgusting, if that were Joe Public social services would be involved no doubt. Its your child, niot a set of f*****g car keys, how can you forget your child??????

[Born Hunter 17,960]

Personally, I don't think it's that bad....... I mean, my folks forgot me when I was that age, lol, and I've heard a few stories of other parents doing the same. I can understand it, two cars, a bit of confusion, mistakes are made...... especially in a comfortable social situation like that where your 'guard' is down.

 

Now if he accidentally triggered the tridents while trying to text his missus then that might be a little too careless.

 

Did your parents have a whole host of trained protection officers to ensure that this sort of thing didn't happen? Besides, a person in his position should never ever have his guard down in public where his family is concerned IMO. If he does, he's very naieve..

 

Maybe Malt, I just think that sometimes 'we' are too hard on politicians about some things that are just part of being human when we should only be concerned with there actions as Britains Leaders. I know the real world doesn't work that way but to me incidents like the one reported aren't a big deal. I'm not jumping in support of Cameron here, just stating my personal opinion on the matter.

 

I agree with you about his protection team though, they were on duty and should have been 110% on top of everything, no excuses for lack of concentration or mistakes. In a situation like that they have more control of events than the PM and he would trust in their ability to at least acount for everyone I would have thought.