Originally Posted by Fr8monkey (Post 2306240) I think dinner needs to cook a little longer. http://i.imgur.com/9m8glb4.jpg

" ... Suffragettes were quite happy to go to prison. Here they refused to eat and went on a hunger strike. The government was very concerned that they might die in prison thus giving the movement martyrs. Prison governors were ordered to force feed Suffragettes but this caused a public outcry as forced feeding was traditionally used to feed lunatics as opposed to what were mostly educated women.

The government of Asquith responded with the Cat and Mouse Act. When a Suffragette was sent to prison, it was assumed that she would go on hunger strike as this caused the authorities maximum discomfort. The Cat and Mouse Act allowed the Suffragettes to go on a hunger strike and let them get weaker and weaker. Force feeding was not used. When the Suffragettes were very weak..........they were released from prison. If they died out of prison, this was of no embarrassment to the government. However, they did not die but those who were released were so weak that they could take no part in violent Suffragette struggles. When those who had been arrested and released had regained their strength, they were re-arrested for the most trivial of reason and the whole process started again. This, from the government's point of view, was a very simple but effective weapon against the Suffragettes. ..."

Originally Posted by Chad (Post 2306671) Looks like Medal of Honor Allied Assault if I had to guess. Or, Heroes and Generals, but my gut is telling me MOHAA.

Originally Posted by Betonov (Post 2306701) https://scontent-vie.xx.fbcdn.net/hp...5f&oe=55991FB7