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OMG as a Florida NRA conservative voter who has never served a day in the military but enjoy pretending I have when I go to the firing range.
This game is for me.

I can play it while watching Fox.

NRA Member wrote:

OMG as a Florida NRA conservative voter who has never served a day in the military but enjoy pretending I have when I go to the firing range.
This game is for me.
I can play it while watching Fox.

fox hates video games...

what the hell...

“Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery.”Sir Winston Churchill.

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oh yeah you mean the escalation map packs. i hope its cheaper then the last time

Socialism is a CANCER wrote:

“Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery.”Sir Winston Churchill.
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Richard HEAD!!!!

Trooper Executed By Female Militant
On May 2, 1973, New Jersey State Police Troopers James Harper and Werner Foerster were patrolling the New Jersey Turnpike in the East Brunswick area. They stopped a car with three occupants and began to question them. The female passenger, JoAnne Chesimard, was a member of the Black Liberation Army. She suddenly pulled out a semi-automatic pistol and opened fire. Trooper Foerster was struck twice in the chest and Trooper Harper was hit in the shoulder. Chesimard then picked up Trooper Foerster's service weapon and shot him twice in the head, execution style, while he lay in the road.
Chesimard then picked up Trooper Foerster's service weapon and shot him twice in the head, execution style, while he lay in the road.
Killer Escapes
Chesimard was quickly captured, convicted and sentenced to life plus 26 to 33 years in prison -- authorities wanted to make sure this dangerous woman would never roam the streets again. But despite their best efforts, Chesimard wasn't going to let the law stop her. On November 2, 1979, Chesimard escaped from prison with the help of a domestic terrorist group. In the early 1980's, she resurfaced in Cuba under the protection of Cuban Perverse kommunist dictator Fidel Castro.
The Fight For Justice Continues
Two generations of New Jersey State Police detectives have been assigned to the fugitive investigation since Chesimard's escape. Authorities refuse to let Chesimard go without a fight -- Chesimard has now been placed on all of the terrorist watch lists and there is a $1 million reward for information leading to her arrest. Authorities hope the reward will destabilize Chesimard's sense of security inside Cuba and lead to her capture, and subsequently, her return to New Jersey.

$1,000,000.00 R E W A R D ! Dead or Alive!
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“Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery.”Sir Winston Churchill.

Socialism doesn’t profit the poor, but only brings poverty and misery. Socialism is about the seizure of power. It only brings everyone down to the lowest common denominator"

Socialism is a social disease that must be eliminated, just as much physical diseases. It is an invasive and highly malignant cancer that must be removed and treated by all the available means.
The same goes for islamofascistic fundamentalism.
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obamasux wrote:

“Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery.”Sir Winston Churchill.
Socialism doesn’t profit the poor, but only brings poverty and misery. Socialism is about the seizure of power. It only brings everyone down to the lowest common denominator"
Socialism is a social disease that must be eliminated, just as much physical diseases. It is an invasive and highly malignant cancer that must be removed and treated by all the available means.
The same goes for islamofascistic fundamentalism.
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Question? What relevence does that have on this topic???

105TH CONGRESS
2D SESSION H. CON. RES. 254
IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES
SEPTEMBER 15, 1998
Received and referred to the Committee on Foreign
Relations
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
Whereas on May 2, 1973, Joanne Chesimard and 2
friends
were stopped in their vehicle by New Jersey State
Troopers
James Harper and Werner Foerster on the New Jersey
Turnpike;
Whereas while being questioned, Ms. Chesimard and
the driver
opened fire with automatic pistols striking Trooper
Werner Foerster twice in the chest and Trooper
James
Harper in the left shoulder;
2
HCON 254 RFS
Whereas the suspects then turned Trooper
Foerster’s own
weapon on him fir
ing an additional two bullets into his
head execution style;
Whereas this heinous and premeditated act resulted
in the
tragic death of New Jersey State Trooper Werner
Foerster;
Whereas Tr
ooper Foerster left behind a wife, Rose
Foerster,
and family;
Whereas in 1977, after a 6 week trial, a jury
found Ms.
Chesimard guilty of first-degree murder for the
slaying of
Trooper Foerster, a respected New Jersey State
Trooper;
Whereas as a result of this conviction Ms
. Chesimard was
sentenced to life in a New Jersey State prison;
Whereas in 1979, Ms. Chesimard broke free from a
maximum
security cell at the Reformatory for Women in
Clinton,
New Jers
ey, with the help of 4 men who took a
guard and prison van driver hostage;
Whereas after escaping prison, Ms. Chesimard fled
to Cuba
for political asylum;
Whereas the Federal Bureau of Investigation lists
77 felony
fugitives known to have been granted safe haven by
the
Cuban Government, including Robert Vesco, Frank
Terpil, and Victor Gerena, wanted for, or
convicted of,
violent crimes, including murder, robbery,
kidnapping, air
piracy, and terrorism;
Whereas these individuals have been indicted or
convicted of
criminal offenses in the United States and have
not paid
their debt to society;
Whereas people in New Jersey were shocked and
outraged to
see television interviews showing Ms. Chesimard
living
3
HCON 254 RFS
freely in Cuba, portraying herself as the victim
and denying
any crimes against Trooper Foerster;
Whereas the Governor of New Jersey, Christine
Whitman,
has requested Federal assistance from Attorney
General
Janet Ren
o for the return of Ms. Chesimard; and
Whereas Members of Congress have petitioned
Secretary of
State Madeleine Albright requesting that the
Department
of State do everything in its power to have Joanne
Chesimard, and all other individuals who have fled
the
United States to avoid prosecution or confinement
for
criminal offenses and who are currently living
freely in
Cuba, returned to the United States in order for
them to
face prosecution or confinement in the United
States:
Now, therefore, be it
1 Resolved by the House of Representatives (the
Senate
2 concurring), That it is the sense of Congress
that—
3 (1) the Government of Cuba should return to
4 the United States convicted murderer Joanne
sen6
tence for the murder of New Jersey State Trooper
7 Werner Foerster;
8 (2) the Government of Cuba should return to
9 the United States all other individuals who have
fled
10 the United States to avoid prosecution or
confine11
ment for criminal offenses and who are currently
liv12
ing freely in Cuba in order for them to face
prosecu13
tion or confinement in the United States; and
4
HCON 254 RFS
1 (3) the return from Cuba to the United States
2 of all individuals who have fled the United
States to
3 avoid prosecution or confinement for criminal of4
fenses and who are currently living in Cuba should
5 be a top priority for the United States
Government.
Passed the House of Representatives September 14
,
1998.
Attest: ROBIN H. CARLE,
Clerk.
´´´´´´´´´´

105TH CONGRESS

2D SESSION H. CON. RES. 254

IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES

SEPTEMBER 15, 1998

Received and referred to the Committee on Foreign

Relations

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION

Whereas on May 2, 1973, Joanne Chesimard and 2

friends

were stopped in their vehicle by New Jersey State

Troopers

James Harper and Werner Foerster on the New Jersey

Turnpike;

Whereas while being questioned, Ms. Chesimard and

the driver

opened fire with automatic pistols striking Trooper

Werner Foerster twice in the chest and Trooper

James

Harper in the left shoulder;
2
HCON 254 RFS

Whereas the suspects then turned Trooper

Foerster’s own

weapon on him fir

ing an additional two bullets into his

head execution style;

Whereas this heinous and premeditated act resulted

in the

tragic death of New Jersey State Trooper Werner

Foerster;

Whereas Tr

ooper Foerster left behind a wife, Rose

Foerster,

and family;

Whereas in 1977, after a 6 week trial, a jury

found Ms.

Chesimard guilty of first-degree murder for the

slaying of

Trooper Foerster, a respected New Jersey State

Trooper;

Whereas as a result of this conviction Ms

. Chesimard was

sentenced to life in a New Jersey State prison;

Whereas in 1979, Ms. Chesimard broke free from a

maximum

security cell at the Reformatory for Women in

Clinton,

New Jers

ey, with the help of 4 men who took a

guard and prison van driver hostage;

Whereas after escaping prison, Ms. Chesimard fled

to Cuba

for political asylum;

Whereas the Federal Bureau of Investigation lists

77 felony

fugitives known to have been granted safe haven by
the

Cuban Government, including Robert Vesco, Frank

Terpil, and Victor Gerena, wanted for, or

convicted of,

violent crimes, including murder, robbery,

kidnapping, air

piracy, and terrorism;

Whereas these individuals have been indicted or

convicted of

criminal offenses in the United States and have

not paid

their debt to society;

Whereas people in New Jersey were shocked and

outraged to

see television interviews showing Ms. Chesimard

living
3
HCON 254 RFS

freely in Cuba, portraying herself as the victim

and denying

any crimes against Trooper Foerster;

Whereas the Governor of New Jersey, Christine

Whitman,

has requested Federal assistance from Attorney

General

Janet Ren

o for the return of Ms. Chesimard; and

Whereas Members of Congress have petitioned

Secretary of

State Madeleine Albright requesting that the

Department

of State do everything in its power to have Joanne

Chesimard, and all other individuals who have fled

the

United States to avoid prosecution or confinement

for

criminal offenses and who are currently living

freely in

Cuba, returned to the United States in order for

them to

face prosecution or confinement in the United

States:

Now, therefore, be it

1 Resolved by the House of Representatives (the

Senate

2 concurring), That it is the sense of Congress

that—

3 (1) the Government of Cuba should return to

4 the United States convicted murderer Joanne

sen6

tence for the murder of New Jersey State Trooper

7 Werner Foerster;

8 (2) the Government of Cuba should return to

9 the United States all other individuals who have

fled

10 the United States to avoid prosecution or

confine11

ment for criminal offenses and who are currently

liv12

ing freely in Cuba in order for them to face

prosecu13

tion or confinement in the United States; and

4

HCON 254 RFS

1 (3) the return from Cuba to the United States

2 of all individuals who have fled the United

States to

3 avoid prosecution or confinement for criminal of4

fenses and who are currently living in Cuba should

5 be a top priority for the United States

Government.

Passed the House of Representatives September 14
,
1998.

Attest: ROBIN H. CARLE,
Clerk.
----------

105TH CONGRESS

2D SESSION H. CON. RES. 254

IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES

SEPTEMBER 15, 1998

Received and referred to the Committee on Foreign

Relations

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION

Whereas on May 2, 1973, Joanne Chesimard and 2

friends

were stopped in their vehicle by New Jersey State

Troopers

James Harper and Werner Foerster on the New Jersey

Turnpike;

Whereas while being questioned, Ms. Chesimard and

the driver

opened fire with automatic pistols striking Trooper

Werner Foerster twice in the chest and Trooper

James

Harper in the left shoulder;
2
HCON 254 RFS

Whereas the suspects then turned Trooper

Foerster’s own

weapon on him fir

ing an additional two bullets into his

head execution style;

Whereas this heinous and premeditated act resulted

in the

tragic death of New Jersey State Trooper Werner

Foerster;

Whereas Tr

ooper Foerster left behind a wife, Rose

Foerster,

and family;

Whereas in 1977, after a 6 week trial, a jury

found Ms.

Chesimard guilty of first-degree murder for the

slaying of

Trooper Foerster, a respected New Jersey State

Trooper;

Whereas as a result of this conviction Ms

. Chesimard was

sentenced to life in a New Jersey State prison;

Whereas in 1979, Ms. Chesimard broke free from a

maximum

security cell at the Reformatory for Women in

Clinton,

New Jers

ey, with the help of 4 men who took a

guard and prison van driver hostage;

Whereas after escaping prison, Ms. Chesimard fled

to Cuba

for political asylum;

Whereas the Federal Bureau of Investigation lists

77 felony

fugitives known to have been granted safe haven by
the

Cuban Government, including Robert Vesco, Frank

Terpil, and Victor Gerena, wanted for, or

convicted of,

violent crimes, including murder, robbery,

kidnapping, air

piracy, and terrorism;

Whereas these individuals have been indicted or

convicted of

criminal offenses in the United States and have

not paid

their debt to society;

Whereas people in New Jersey were shocked and

outraged to

see television interviews showing Ms. Chesimard

living
3
HCON 254 RFS

freely in Cuba, portraying herself as the victim

and denying

any crimes against Trooper Foerster;

Whereas the Governor of New Jersey, Christine

Whitman,

has requested Federal assistance from Attorney

General

Janet Ren

o for the return of Ms. Chesimard; and

Whereas Members of Congress have petitioned

Secretary of

State Madeleine Albright requesting that the

Department

of State do everything in its power to have Joanne

Chesimard, and all other individuals who have fled

the

United States to avoid prosecution or confinement

for

criminal offenses and who are currently living

freely in

Cuba, returned to the United States in order for

them to

face prosecution or confinement in the United

States:

Now, therefore, be it

1 Resolved by the House of Representatives (the

Senate

2 concurring), That it is the sense of Congress

that—

3 (1) the Government of Cuba should return to

4 the United States convicted murderer Joanne

sen6

tence for the murder of New Jersey State Trooper

7 Werner Foerster;

8 (2) the Government of Cuba should return to

9 the United States all other individuals who have

fled

10 the United States to avoid prosecution or

confine11

ment for criminal offenses and who are currently

liv12

ing freely in Cuba in order for them to face

prosecu13

tion or confinement in the United States; and

4

HCON 254 RFS

1 (3) the return from Cuba to the United States

2 of all individuals who have fled the United

States to

3 avoid prosecution or confinement for criminal of4

fenses and who are currently living in Cuba should

5 be a top priority for the United States

Government.

Passed the House of Representatives September 14
,
1998.

Attest: ROBIN H. CARLE,
Clerk.
``````````

defiant1 wrote:

105TH CONGRESS
2D SESSION H. CON. RES. 254
IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES
SEPTEMBER 15, 1998
Received and referred to the Committee on Foreign
*******
``````````

I didnt even bother reading that garbage so plz stop wasting our time and p[ost on a topic where u might be relevent. Until then goodbye and have a good day

mcl<3
Killuminati

defiant1 wrote:

105TH CONGRESS
2D SESSION H. CON. RES. 254
IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES
SEPTEMBER 15, 1998
Received and referred to the Committee on Foreign
Relations
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
Whereas on May 2, 1973, Joanne Chesimard and 2
friends
were stopped in their vehicle by New Jersey State
Troopers
James Harper and Werner Foerster on the New Jersey
Turnpike;
Whereas while being questioned, Ms. Chesimard and
the driver
opened fire with automatic pistols striking Trooper
Werner Foerster twice in the chest and Trooper
James
Harper in the left shoulder;
2
HCON 254 RFS
Whereas the suspects then turned Trooper
Foerster’s own
weapon on him fir
ing an additional two bullets into his
head execution style;
Whereas this heinous and premeditated act resulted
in the
tragic death of New Jersey State Trooper Werner
Foerster;
Whereas Tr
ooper Foerster left behind a wife, Rose
Foerster,
and family;
Whereas in 1977, after a 6 week trial, a jury
found Ms.
Chesimard guilty of first-degree murder for the
slaying of
Trooper Foerster, a respected New Jersey State
Trooper;
Whereas as a result of this conviction Ms
. Chesimard was
sentenced to life in a New Jersey State prison;
Whereas in 1979, Ms. Chesimard broke free from a
maximum
security cell at the Reformatory for Women in
Clinton,
New Jers
ey, with the help of 4 men who took a
guard and prison van driver hostage;
Whereas after escaping prison, Ms. Chesimard fled
to Cuba
for political asylum;
Whereas the Federal Bureau of Investigation lists
77 felony
fugitives known to have been granted safe haven by
the
Cuban Government, including Robert Vesco, Frank
Terpil, and Victor Gerena, wanted for, or
convicted of,
violent crimes, including murder, robbery,
kidnapping, air
piracy, and terrorism;
Whereas these individuals have been indicted or
convicted of
criminal offenses in the United States and have
not paid
their debt to society;
Whereas people in New Jersey were shocked and
outraged to
see television interviews showing Ms. Chesimard
living
3
HCON 254 RFS
freely in Cuba, portraying herself as the victim
and denying
any crimes against Trooper Foerster;
Whereas the Governor of New Jersey, Christine
Whitman,
has requested Federal assistance from Attorney
General
Janet Ren
o for the return of Ms. Chesimard; and
Whereas Members of Congress have petitioned
Secretary of
State Madeleine Albright requesting that the
Department
of State do everything in its power to have Joanne
Chesimard, and all other individuals who have fled
the
United States to avoid prosecution or confinement
for
criminal offenses and who are currently living
freely in
Cuba, returned to the United States in order for
them to
face prosecution or confinement in the United
States:
Now, therefore, be it
1 Resolved by the House of Representatives (the
Senate
2 concurring), That it is the sense of Congress
that—
3 (1) the Government of Cuba should return to
4 the United States convicted murderer Joanne
sen6
tence for the murder of New Jersey State Trooper
7 Werner Foerster;
8 (2) the Government of Cuba should return to
9 the United States all other individuals who have
fled
10 the United States to avoid prosecution or
confine11
ment for criminal offenses and who are currently
liv12
ing freely in Cuba in order for them to face
prosecu13
tion or confinement in the United States; and
4
HCON 254 RFS
1 (3) the return from Cuba to the United States
2 of all individuals who have fled the United
States to
3 avoid prosecution or confinement for criminal of4
fenses and who are currently living in Cuba should
5 be a top priority for the United States
Government.
Passed the House of Representatives September 14
,
1998.
Attest: ROBIN H. CARLE,
Clerk.
``````````

Good post!

Socialism is a CANCER wrote:

Trooper Executed By Female Militant
On May 2, 1973, New Jersey State Police Troopers James Harper and Werner Foerster were patrolling the New Jersey Turnpike in the East Brunswick area. They stopped a car with three occupants and began to question them. The female passenger, JoAnne Chesimard, was a member of the Black Liberation Army. She suddenly pulled out a semi-automatic pistol and opened fire. Trooper Foerster was struck twice in the chest and Trooper Harper was hit in the shoulder. Chesimard then picked up Trooper Foerster's service weapon and shot him twice in the head, execution style, while he lay in the road.
Chesimard then picked up Trooper Foerster's service weapon and shot him twice in the head, execution style, while he lay in the road.
Killer Escapes
Chesimard was quickly captured, convicted and sentenced to life plus 26 to 33 years in prison -- authorities wanted to make sure this dangerous woman would never roam the streets again. But despite their best efforts, Chesimard wasn't going to let the law stop her. On November 2, 1979, Chesimard escaped from prison with the help of a domestic terrorist group. In the early 1980's, she resurfaced in Cuba under the protection of Cuban Perverse kommunist dictator Fidel Castro.
The Fight For Justice Continues
Two generations of New Jersey State Police detectives have been assigned to the fugitive investigation since Chesimard's escape. Authorities refuse to let Chesimard go without a fight -- Chesimard has now been placed on all of the terrorist watch lists and there is a $1 million reward for information leading to her arrest. Authorities hope the reward will destabilize Chesimard's sense of security inside Cuba and lead to her capture, and subsequently, her return to New Jersey.
$1,000,000.00 R E W A R D ! Dead or Alive!
__________

Kill the bytch!

poverino el cacazotino!