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Looking for hunting, fishing and competitive Shooting friends. I m an NRA Certified Firearms Instructor with 30 years experience. Former US Army Infantry Captain. Cold War, no combat time. Politically active in Florida, maybe not so much in my retirement, but could do so with the right cause or candidate.
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I was ExSoldier on this forum before 1999, but there were problems with log in and my computer and the technology of the site was quickly evolving, so for awhile I lurked and then thanks be very much to Jim Robinson and an upgraded computer, I again became ExSoldier.
Left: Westminster Magistrates Court Right: Image copyright Mojang A Bexleyheath teenager charged with terrorism offences hid bomb-making manuals inside text guides for the video game Minecraft, a court has heard. Connor Burke, 18, who has been described as an extreme right-wing terror suspect, is charged with possessing and sharing banned publications including Anarchy Cookbook Version 2000 and The Improvised Munitions Handbook . The court was told how the banned terror documents were found within other computer files which contained guides for the video game Minecraft. In the popular game, players are put in an enormous open world where they have free reign to mine for materials and craft a huge variety of items in order to survive and progress.
Extreme far right Bexleyheath terror suspect in court newsshopper.co.uk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from newsshopper.co.uk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.