
franfran wrote:It looks just like game but it's an attempt, in the words of a military booklet , "to build a game for Army strategic communication in support of recruiting". The US Army spent $6 million developing the game before handing it over to private companies for further development.
http://www.truthout.org/article/us-military-recruits-children

The Colonel wrote:franfran wrote:It looks just like game but it's an attempt, in the words of a military booklet , "to build a game for Army strategic communication in support of recruiting". The US Army spent $6 million developing the game before handing it over to private companies for further development.
http://www.truthout.org/article/us-military-recruits-children
Indeed.
Little better than Islamists brainwashing children to be suicide bombers.
Fred75 wrote:The Colonel wrote:franfran wrote:It looks just like game but it's an attempt, in the words of a military booklet , "to build a game for Army strategic communication in support of recruiting". The US Army spent $6 million developing the game before handing it over to private companies for further development.
http://www.truthout.org/article/us-military-recruits-children
Indeed.
Little better than Islamists brainwashing children to be suicide bombers.
Fortunately you know your country ain't worth a S*** and have forbidden your sons from protecting it.

The Colonel wrote:Fred75 wrote:The Colonel wrote:franfran wrote:It looks just like game but it's an attempt, in the words of a military booklet , "to build a game for Army strategic communication in support of recruiting". The US Army spent $6 million developing the game before handing it over to private companies for further development.
http://www.truthout.org/article/us-military-recruits-children
Indeed.
Little better than Islamists brainwashing children to be suicide bombers.
Fortunately you know your country ain't worth a S*** and have forbidden your sons from protecting it.
My country is worth a great deal. Without us Fred, the United States would be in deep crap! If we go - you're next!
I cannot stop my son's from joining and in fact my 16 year old recently mentioned that when he qualifies as a doctor (as he wishes to do) he wants to join the Royal Army Medical Corps.
I cannot stop him.
I wish my son's to become the future leaders of this nation - and they are all of the Royal Blood, so they come from leaders of men.
Fred75 wrote:The Colonel wrote:Fred75 wrote:The Colonel wrote:franfran wrote:It looks just like game but it's an attempt, in the words of a military booklet , "to build a game for Army strategic communication in support of recruiting". The US Army spent $6 million developing the game before handing it over to private companies for further development.
http://www.truthout.org/article/us-military-recruits-children
Indeed.
Little better than Islamists brainwashing children to be suicide bombers.
Fortunately you know your country ain't worth a S*** and have forbidden your sons from protecting it.
My country is worth a great deal. Without us Fred, the United States would be in deep crap! If we go - you're next!
I cannot stop my son's from joining and in fact my 16 year old recently mentioned that when he qualifies as a doctor (as he wishes to do) he wants to join the Royal Army Medical Corps.
I cannot stop him.
I wish my son's to become the future leaders of this nation - and they are all of the Royal Blood, so they come from leaders of men.
Sure you can stop him.
Take away that free house you were going to give him.
He'll really throw a fit then.

The Colonel wrote:Fred75 wrote:The Colonel wrote:Fred75 wrote:The Colonel wrote:franfran wrote:It looks just like game but it's an attempt, in the words of a military booklet , "to build a game for Army strategic communication in support of recruiting". The US Army spent $6 million developing the game before handing it over to private companies for further development.
http://www.truthout.org/article/us-military-recruits-children
Indeed.
Little better than Islamists brainwashing children to be suicide bombers.
Fortunately you know your country ain't worth a S*** and have forbidden your sons from protecting it.
My country is worth a great deal. Without us Fred, the United States would be in deep crap! If we go - you're next!
I cannot stop my son's from joining and in fact my 16 year old recently mentioned that when he qualifies as a doctor (as he wishes to do) he wants to join the Royal Army Medical Corps.
I cannot stop him.
I wish my son's to become the future leaders of this nation - and they are all of the Royal Blood, so they come from leaders of men.
Sure you can stop him.
Take away that free house you were going to give him.
He'll really throw a fit then.
He's not the type to throw a fit.
The Colonel wrote:Fred75 wrote:The Colonel wrote:Fred75 wrote:The Colonel wrote:franfran wrote:It looks just like game but it's an attempt, in the words of a military booklet , "to build a game for Army strategic communication in support of recruiting". The US Army spent $6 million developing the game before handing it over to private companies for further development.
http://www.truthout.org/article/us-military-recruits-children
Indeed.
Little better than Islamists brainwashing children to be suicide bombers.
Fortunately you know your country ain't worth a S*** and have forbidden your sons from protecting it.
My country is worth a great deal. Without us Fred, the United States would be in deep crap! If we go - you're next!
I cannot stop my son's from joining and in fact my 16 year old recently mentioned that when he qualifies as a doctor (as he wishes to do) he wants to join the Royal Army Medical Corps.
I cannot stop him.
I wish my son's to become the future leaders of this nation - and they are all of the Royal Blood, so they come from leaders of men.
Sure you can stop him.
Take away that free house you were going to give him.
He'll really throw a fit then.
He's not the type to throw a fit.
In fact Freddy, Ryan and Michael were out before christmas collecting money in the freezing cold for kids who would have nothing on christmas day - they were not at home saying "I want this..." and "I want that..."
What were YOUR children doing before christmas Freddy?

Fred75 wrote:The Colonel wrote:Fred75 wrote:The Colonel wrote:Fred75 wrote:The Colonel wrote:franfran wrote:It looks just like game but it's an attempt, in the words of a military booklet , "to build a game for Army strategic communication in support of recruiting". The US Army spent $6 million developing the game before handing it over to private companies for further development.
http://www.truthout.org/article/us-military-recruits-children
Indeed.
Little better than Islamists brainwashing children to be suicide bombers.
Fortunately you know your country ain't worth a S*** and have forbidden your sons from protecting it.
My country is worth a great deal. Without us Fred, the United States would be in deep crap! If we go - you're next!
I cannot stop my son's from joining and in fact my 16 year old recently mentioned that when he qualifies as a doctor (as he wishes to do) he wants to join the Royal Army Medical Corps.
I cannot stop him.
I wish my son's to become the future leaders of this nation - and they are all of the Royal Blood, so they come from leaders of men.
Sure you can stop him.
Take away that free house you were going to give him.
He'll really throw a fit then.
He's not the type to throw a fit.
He knows he'll get the FREE house regardless, eh.
The Colonel wrote:The Colonel wrote:Fred75 wrote:The Colonel wrote:Fred75 wrote:The Colonel wrote:franfran wrote:It looks just like game but it's an attempt, in the words of a military booklet , "to build a game for Army strategic communication in support of recruiting". The US Army spent $6 million developing the game before handing it over to private companies for further development.
http://www.truthout.org/article/us-military-recruits-children
Indeed.
Little better than Islamists brainwashing children to be suicide bombers.
Fortunately you know your country ain't worth a S*** and have forbidden your sons from protecting it.
My country is worth a great deal. Without us Fred, the United States would be in deep crap! If we go - you're next!
I cannot stop my son's from joining and in fact my 16 year old recently mentioned that when he qualifies as a doctor (as he wishes to do) he wants to join the Royal Army Medical Corps.
I cannot stop him.
I wish my son's to become the future leaders of this nation - and they are all of the Royal Blood, so they come from leaders of men.
Sure you can stop him.
Take away that free house you were going to give him.
He'll really throw a fit then.
He's not the type to throw a fit.
In fact Freddy, Ryan and Michael were out before christmas collecting money in the freezing cold for kids who would have nothing on christmas day - they were not at home saying "I want this..." and "I want that..."
What were YOUR children doing before christmas Freddy?

franfran wrote:It looks just like game but it's an attempt, in the words of a military booklet , "to build a game for Army strategic communication in support of recruiting". The US Army spent $6 million developing the game before handing it over to private companies for further development.
http://www.truthout.org/article/us-military-recruits-children
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