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Originally posted by: sward666
Screw him. He knew the risk. He had it coming, and if he was armed, he was no "contractor" - he was a mercenary.
Originally posted by: sward666
Screw him. He knew the risk. He had it coming, and if he was armed, he was no "contractor" - he was a mercenary.
Originally posted by: Pepsei
Regardless, I wonder if the actual mercenaries hired by us carry arms that normally would not be available here for the general public?
I'd love to try some of those high tech weapons.
Originally posted by: chess9
Glad to hear he is safe. I wonder if they stopped guarding him on purpose or if he really escaped?
His wife should be very pleased, but what is this about him going back to work? Good grief, I'd be outta' there in a heartbeat.
-Robert
Originally posted by: tnitsuj
Originally posted by: sward666
Screw him. He knew the risk. He had it coming, and if he was armed, he was no "contractor" - he was a mercenary.
WTF??
