"Just as Sony abandoned plans to launch a video game called Shock & Awe in 2003, Konami Atomic games should cancel their plans to release 'Six Days in Fallujah' before they instill more thoughtless pain on anyone"

GSFSO member Joanna Polisena, sister of Army Staff Sergeant Edward Carman, Killed in Action in Iraq on April 17, 2004 added "When our loved one's 'health meter' dropped to '0', they didn't get to 'retry' the mission. When they took a bullet, they didn't just get to pick up a health pack and keep 'playing'...they suffered, they cried, they died. We - their parents, siblings, spouses, children and friends - absolutely find it disgusting and repulsive that those so far detached (and clinging to denial of reality) find it so easy to poke fun at such a thing."

Joan Maymi, whose nephew, Captain Ernesto Manuel Blanco-Caldas, was Killed in Action in Iraq on December 28, 2003 said, "Unless you have suffered the death of loved one like we have, or are caring for the ones who have

These people have certainly suffered enough. ..and the outrages continue in recruiting stations like the one in Philadelphia where they have a large video room for our kids to play in while they learn to kill, where they are lied to by the vultures who need them to fill the rosters of troops for Obama's escalating Af-Pak wars...more joystick pilots for the drones they fly over any place the tactical planners of death want. Unconscionable!