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Jesse Sullivan5 said:From Iraq to Sudan—now we're talking about swimming in sub-zero temperatures!
Wait, is Joseph Clark37 actually in the French Foreign Legion? 🤷
Jesse Sullivan5 said:But you told me—and I quote—that you weren't going to write about the war anymore!
Jesse Sullivan5 said:But you told me—and I quote—that you weren't going to write about the war anymore!
Kyle Campbell4 said:It hasn't even been a few days. It is impossible for me to stop when I have felt such overwhelming support from my fellow forum members. I won't dwell on it too much, but I simply had to post about those wild Chechen fighters. If it were up to me, I could write extensively on this subject because there is so much fascinating material regarding the battlefield. Instead, I choose to remain silent because I know there are people here who have no desire for these wartime discussions.
Nathan Murphy said:Then you clearly don't know him as well as you think. Haven't you heard about his violent outbursts back when he was working as a Park Ranger in the States? He reportedly got into scraps just because people were littering plastic cups. Or how about that time he stepped out onto the street wielding two machetes, threatening some drunks?
And that’s not even mentioning the countless other violent situations he’s been caught up in. Honestly, whether those stories are true or not, they’re both a disaster for his reputation. If they’re true, then he isn't the guy he pretends to be. If they aren't (which seems more likely), it's a classic sociopathic trait—fantasizing about violence—which is exactly what I think he is. Not to mention his run-ins with the guerrilla groups, or those attacks in Bogota and Africa where he was taking down poachers one by one. A huge chunk of his stories revolve around violence; I don't know how you haven't noticed that yet, or maybe it's just because he tells these tales in such a charming, upbeat way to soften the blow of what he actually did if it's true.
So, that’s why he seems like some harmless guy to you. To me, he's the exact opposite.
I can't find that specific video where he talks about walking out at night in nothing but boxers with two machetes, intimidating those drunk guys. Don't mess with me, Charles Roberts33; if you think he's innocent, you're mistaken. Whether it happened or not, the guy is mentally unstable. And let's not even get started on his aggressive outbursts—honestly, that's exactly why people started giving him a hard time in the first place.
Nathan Murphy said:Then you clearly don't know him as well as you think. Haven't you heard about his violent outbursts back when he was working as a Park Ranger in the States? He reportedly got into scraps just because people were littering plastic cups. Or how about that time he stepped out onto the street wielding two machetes, threatening some drunks?
And that’s not even mentioning the countless other violent situations he’s been caught up in. Honestly, whether those stories are true or not, they’re both a disaster for his reputation. If they’re true, then he isn't the guy he pretends to be. If they aren't (which seems more likely), it's a classic sociopathic trait—fantasizing about violence—which is exactly what I think he is. Not to mention his run-ins with the guerrilla groups, or those attacks in Bogota and Africa where he was taking down poachers one by one. A huge chunk of his stories revolve around violence; I don't know how you haven't noticed that yet, or maybe it's just because he tells these tales in such a charming, upbeat way to soften the blow of what he actually did if it's true.
So, that’s why he seems like some harmless guy to you. To me, he's the exact opposite.
I can't find that specific video where he talks about walking out at night in nothing but boxers with two machetes, intimidating those drunk guys. Don't mess with me, Charles Roberts33; if you think he's innocent, you're mistaken. Whether it happened or not, the guy is mentally unstable. And let's not even get started on his aggressive outbursts—honestly, that's exactly why people started giving him a hard time in the first place.
Jacob Price95 said:Budo is whispering, don't go to Bađun 🤣 🙏
Thomas Hayes said:Those stories probably only ever happened in his own head—he tells them because he thinks it makes him look like a tough guy.
As for the second part, that's entirely true; once he was caught, he showed everyone his aggressive side.
wiredfalcon2 said:Here’s what Russian propaganda recruitment looks like in America, straight from the source:
http://www.kastela.org/novosti/aktua...et-tisuca-kuna
silverhound said:People who act all worried about everything? Most of them are just getting a paycheck from someone else to say it. Honestly, this whole forum is crawling with those types, especially in the military history and tech sections whenever anyone starts talking about procurement for the US Army, US Air Force, or US Navy.
"The US can't handle this or that, planes are too pricey, we don't need submarines, forget the ships"... suggesting a worse-case scenario always seems to be the preferred script here...
