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...no sooner did I announce the new Islamic Rabid Republican Committment to the destruction of America than a Coast Guard pilot operating an American, not an Iraqi, jet fighter strafes an American elementary school with his wing canon, sending two inch long bullets tearing through the roof. I want to go on record as saying we need more of this kind of thing...sure it was night and it was an "accident". But you can never be too sure...Muslim third graders might have been holding night-time maneuvers at the school...when I was a kid Sally Q and me used to have night time moves on the swings so I KNOW! This great nation of ours must NOT be brought down low by elementary school children out on a lark.

...I say we need more of these night time attacks on our schools...and no more of this "accident" bullshit...you think defending Freedom comes by ACCIDENT??? Fuck NO!!! I say God himself wants us to kill children and he can't just have it in for enemy children either....do I need to remind us all that Christians kill Christian children??? Huh??? What's wrong with OUR kids..what's the matter...does MoveOn and the rest of those elitist organizations feel OUR KIDS AREN'T GOOD ENOUGH.....HUH?????

By WAYNE PARRY, Associated Press Writer

LITTLE EGG HARBOR, N.J. - A National Guard F-16 fighter jet on a nighttime training mission strafed an elementary school with 25 rounds of ammunition, authorities said Thursday. No one was injured.

The military is investigating the incident that damaged Little Egg Harbor Intermediate School shortly after 11 p.m.

Police were called when a custodian who was the only person in the school at the time heard what sounded like someone running across the roof.

Police Chief Mark Siino said officers noticed punctures in the roof. Ceiling tiles had fallen into classrooms, and there were scratch marks in the asphalt outside.

The pilot of the single-seat jet was supposed to fire at a target on the ground three and half miles away from school, said Col. Brian Webster, commander of the 177th Fighter Wing of the New Jersey Air National Guard. He does not know what happened that led to the school getting shot up.

The plane was 7,000 feet in the air when the shots were fired. The gun, an M61-A1 Vulcan cannon, is located in the plane's left wing. It fires 2-inch-long bullets that are made of lead and do not explode, said Webster.

"The National Guard takes this situation very seriously," said Lt. Col. Roberta Niedt, a spokeswoman for the state Department of Military and Veterans Affairs. "The safety of our people and the surrounding communities are our foremost concern."

Schools in New Jersey were closed Thursday because of a teachers convention.

Webster would not identify the pilot or detail possible disciplinary measures.

Mike Dupuis, president of the township's Board of Education, said school workers are mindful that the firing range is nearby.

"Being so close to the range, that's always in the back of our minds. It is very scary. I have children in that school and relatives that work there," he said.

The range has been used by the military since the end of World War II, long before this area of south Jersey was developed.

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