A Day in Iraq - Flash Game Stylez

sometimes you gotta make the best of a bad situation

Published on September 16, 2004 By Muggaz In Just Hanging Out

Have a go at this Iraq flash game - Basically you are a sniper, and you have to take the fighter jets and suicide bombers out with minimum collatoral damage... the troops must be British, rather than Americans

Enjoy capping those mad terrorists! You can also chuckle when you kill a muslim lady in a bhurka - she looks like a terrorist anyway...

Aussies might even recognise the tune in the background as Holly Valances "Kiss Kiss"

have fun!!!

BAM!!!

Comments

Texas Wahine

on Sep 16, 2004

Basically you are a sniper, and you have to take the fighter jets and suicide bombers out with minimum collatoral damage... the troops must be British, rather than Americans

Muggaz . . . my husband is an American soldier. He is a compassionate man and has spent much of his deployment thus far providing medical care to enemy combatants. Our American soldiers are mostly good, caring, honest men and women who do their jobs honorably. Many of them weep and hurt when civilians get caught up in the crossfire. They take great precautions to do their jobs without harming the many innocent, peaceful civilians around them. Please don't paint them all with a broad brush. Some of the most tender, loving hearts in our country can be found in our American soldiers.

Muggaz

on Sep 16, 2004

noted TW...

I could effectively counter your statement, but let's not politicise a flash game ok? I am sure you husband is very caring... I hope that is enough.

BAM!!!

messybuu

on Sep 16, 2004

That sniper must be using a rocket launcher considering how many Iraqis I could kill with one shot.

That was a great game though, and it's quite accurate to the real thing. I could just imagine British soldiers listening to that song as they take out the insurgents.

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