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Jesse Petrilla
Jesse Petrilla is an American businessman, politician, and activist. He started his business career in video game design in 2002, appearing on MSNBC 〔"(2002 interview for Quest for Al-Qa'eda video game )" ''MSNBC'', 2002〕〔"(2003 interview for Quest for Saddam video game )" ''MSNBC'', 2002〕 among other networks discussing his satirical video games. He was a regular guest on TechTV’s “The Screensavers” in 2002 and 2003.〔"(Jesse Petrilla )" ''IMDB''〕 From 2004-2009 he served as Chairman of United American Committee, a non-profit organization he co-founded with Ted Hayes focusing on national security issues, and published articles on the subject as a contributor for FrontPage Magazine.〔"(My Trip to Kosovo and Bosnia )" ''FrontPage Magazine'', June 05, 2007〕〔"(My Visit to Egypt )" ''FrontPage Magazine'', April 15, 2008〕〔"(The Seeds of Liberalism )" ''FrontPage Magazine'', January 29, 2009〕〔"(Inside Egypt )" ''FrontPage Magazine'', January 21, 2011〕
He served from 2010-2014 on the City Council of Rancho Santa Margarita, CA, and ran unsuccessfully for the California State Assembly in 2014. In 2012 he deployed to Afghanistan as an officer with the California Army National Guard.〔"(Rancho councilman heads to Afghanistan )" ''Orange County Register'', April 30, 2012〕
He is the founder and president of a telecommunication equipment manufacturing company.
==Video games==
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