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I’m gunning to get that achievement on Xbox360 for beating the game on Professional mode, and it’ll be all-too easy with infinite ammo turned on. Oh, how I love my awesome infinite RPGs.

However, before we set out on this, we want to make sure that beating the game on Professional difficulty with infinite ammo turned on will still unlock the achievement.

Answer?

Thanks.

By: jnbcw

Environment-The government should support Electric cars by offering tax credits to companies that sell them. Also people who buy them should be recieve a tax credit. Solar power should replace the use of oil. Domestic production should continue middle eastern oil should not be used by the U.S. Wind power should be used in off shore wind farms.

Immigration-English should become the national lanuage. Documents including drivers test should all be in english. Illegal immigrants should be prosecuted, they broke the law, and they should be deported. The U.S. should support legal immigration, but due to over population the number of new citizens should be resticted. Companies that employ illegals should be fined and or put out of bussiness. A wall should be constructed along the U.S. mexican border. The U.S. should support workers visa cards for people who want to work here. The U.S. should guide Mexico to help them improve their country, but should not do so with tax payer’s money.

Abortion-should be allowed, look at it this way. Do you want to pay with your taxes for someone’s kid to go through hell living in child care without parents? and what if a girl was *****? This is not an easy answer, and I don’t support the idea of it, but in reality I think it should be allowed, I support abortion. I also support stem cell research.

Gay Marriage-I do not support, but if the majority of a state’s population wants to allow it, then it should be allowed.

Death Penalty-I support, but the evidence has to be there. Your taxes should not go to keeping murdurers and rapists alive.

Crime-More Police and harsher laws. I do not believe in legalizing drugs. Medicinal use should be allowed though. Kids should be educated better in school through programs like d.a.r.e. More colleges should be built in high crime areas like L.A. Oakland, Detriot, to offer people a chance to escape from poverty.

Welfare-I do not believe a large portion of taxes should go to welfare, people need to help themselves. I do believe in food stamps and out of work aid, but not welfare cadallics.

Education-needs national standards and all schools need to have the same criteria in order to graduate high schools and colleges. If a student obtains a GPA above 3.5 their cost to attend any college of their choice (accepted to) should be waved. College should not be out of reach, anyone should be able to attend schools like harvard if they worked hard, despite what their parents make.

Military-Afganistan should be kept under control due to the terror treat. Osama Bin Laden should be captured and prosecuted for his crimes. Diplomacy should always be used before military engagement. The United Nations should should step in on certain issues like the genocide in Darfur. Dipolmacy should be used towards North Korea, but if they go against international law they should be sanctioned.
Gantonomo should not be shut down. They should recieve trials in court though.

Social Security-should not be spent by the government it isn’t their money to spend.

Health Care-should be similar to Canada

The Second Amendment-automatic weapons should be illegal, background checks should be required, Certain guns should not be owned. Should be regulated, but responsible people should be allowed to own a gun.

Afirmative Action-should be abolished, there should be a colorblindness towards everyone. People should be defined by their accomplishments not by their race.

I HAVE JUST PRESENTED SOME ISSUSE AND MY STANCE ON THEM. IF I RAN AS AN INDEPENDENT WOULD YOU VOTE FOR ME. YES OR NO AND WHY. THANK YOU

By: mjones

Two men and a woman.

For the final test, the FBI agents took one of the men to a large metal
door and handed him a gun.

“We must know that you will follow your instructions no matter what the
circumstances. Inside the room you will find your wife sitting in a
chair.

Kill Her!

The man said, “You can’t be serious, I could never shoot my wife.” The
agent said, “Then you’re not the right man for this job. Take your wife
and go home.”

The second man was given the same instructions. He took the gun and went
into the room. All was quiet for about 5 minutes. The man came out with
tears in his eyes, “I tried, but I can’t kill my wife.”

The agent said, “You don’t have what it takes. Take your wife and go
home.”

Finally, it was the woman’s turn. She was given the same instructions,
to kill her husband. She took the gun and went into the room. Shots were
heard, one after another. They heard screaming, crashing, banging on the

walls.

After a few minutes, all was quiet. The door opened slowly and there
stood the woman. She wiped the sweat from her brow.

“This gun is loaded with blanks” she said. “I had to beat him to death
with the chair.”

MORAL:
Women are evil - Don’t mess with them.

By: Princess

* Syria is supporting Palestian rejectionary groups and could possibly be still funding Hezbollah, Hamas and other anti-Israelian terrorist networks. US relations with Syria have not improved since the diplmotic fallout wiht Bush and the subsequent criticism of Pelosi’s un-related responsibilities to normalize ties with the Syrian government

* Iran is playing an ever crucial role to the stability with Iraq. Just a few weeks ago, Iran finally engaged in bilateral talks with the US over Iraq, effectively severing the 27-year old silence. Given the proximity of the need to fashion a political strategy, the US backed away from any talks over Iran’s capabilities of promoting a nuclear proliferation and instead focussed on stabiliizng Iraq. The Iranian President Ahjdimejad is raising his own warmongering rhetoric over Israel, while reformist and moderate factions within Iran contend to normalize relations with both the US and Israel. Iran is accused of supporting Palestian rejectionary groups, terrorist networks against Israel and funding the insurgency for Sunni networks. Recently, a senior US diplomat official accused Iran of funnelling money and weapons to the Taliban– a traditional enemy of Iran. In 2001, the Iranian government with President Khatami expressed interests of wiping out the Taliban network in Afghanistan and working with the US in a collaborative effort, however given the Bush administration’s glacial response and the subsequent unsavory label of “Axis of Evil” Iran was part of the global war on terrorism.

* Turkey is now involved in the Iraq quagmire as it sends its troops to keep away the Kurds.

* Israel’s relationship with Iran has elevated from low-key hostility to an almost inevitable brink to war. Israelian ciricles are discussing over the possibility of using the “Samson Option” if Iran raises its provocations even further with more vocal threats. Israel is still the only country with a nuclear weapon in the ME.

* US troops are being sanwhiched in a three-ring conflict with insurgents battling out each other.

What post-Bush administration policy do you wish to see in the Middle East and what do cause/effect do you expect to see from the outcome of such a policy? Obviously, the neoconservatives’ arguments of pre-emptive actions will fail to produce any desirable results in the end. If we are to combat against terrorism, we obviously need to maximize our utility of options on the table and by doing this we need more effective diplomacy.

By: ibid