Originally posted by UltimaOnline:
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March 17, 2006
[b]Police question protester in bear suit during Queen E's
visit
AN AUSTRALIAN animal-rights activist showed up at the entrance of
the Istana in a bear suit, at a time when visiting Queen Elizabeth
II was due to receive a ceremonial welcome.
Police said they spotted the woman at about 9.35am, wearing a bear
costume and head dress.
She was holding a placard with the words 'God save the bears'. The
placard had the logo of the People for the Ethical Treatment of
Animals (Peta).
Police questioned the woman and advised her to leave.
Peta said in a statement that the woman was Ms Jodi Ruckley. It
said she wanted to protest against the use of Canadian black bear
pelts for the Queen's Guards' ceremonial bearskin hats. [/b]
where did she get the bearskin for her costume 
ironic
