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Team Sergeant
08-14-2012, 11:11
There's a new website up and running:
Now separating Heroes and Villains!
www.pownetwork.org
www.fakewarriors.org
FAKE WARRIORS
http://youtu.be/1e6azS7o2c0
They go after ALL the military fakes and frauds. (Professionalsoldiers.com only goes after the "Green Beret" fakes and frauds.)
SouthernDZ
08-14-2012, 17:12
4:45 was particularly gratifying.
Inflexible Six
08-14-2012, 19:21
I can remember when nobody wanted to impersonate a military person. Even John Kerry didn't want to impersonate a military person.
ZonieDiver
08-14-2012, 20:51
I can remember when nobody wanted to impersonate a military person. Even John Kerry didn't want to impersonate a military person.
I kinda almost liked those days better, but maybe that's because I was in my late 20's!:D
I can remember when nobody wanted to impersonate a military person.
How olde are you? Vetern impersonation in America goes back hundreds of years.
Richard :munchin
I can remember when nobody wanted to impersonate a military person.
Really?
Inflexible Six
08-15-2012, 06:49
How olde are you? Vetern impersonation in America goes back hundreds of years.
Richard :munchin
Not that olde. ;)
Inflexible Six
08-15-2012, 07:03
That's about your best shot for impersonators in the 60's, hippies in fatigues and traitors in NVA air defense helmets.
That's about your best shot for impersonators in the 60's, hippies in fatigues and traitors in NVA air defense helmets.
Well, it is a bit hard to prove given that there was no social media back then, but they were out there. I lived in Tucson after I got out and I met a few in bars. Being a college town with a lot of vets using their GI Bennies to go to school, I suspect that some of the impostors went to war protests to pick up chicks then, empty handed, tried to macho-up at the bars. And then there were the panhandlers claiming that they were VN vets. One guy I do remember because he had an AF fatigue shirt (with 2 stripes, whatever that is) and a 1st Cav patch on his pocket.
When I moved to L.A. in '76, they were everywhere and all of them were in combat with the infantry (that includes real vets, too). It seems that I'm the only 11B that WAS NOT in Viet Nam. I guess that they were full-up. :D
In the early '80s, my widowed mom was wooed by a real-life-honest-to-god O6 MOH awardee. Well, he was until I showed up for dinner one night. That was the last time she heard from him. He didn't seem to know much about the Army. ;)
I think now, they just have a wider audience and their lies are captured, possibly, forever.
Pat
Or her?
That still burns me up. :mad:
That still burns me up.
I used to dream of being able to catheterize her with det cord - maybe one day... ;)
Richard :munchin
Pericles
08-15-2012, 17:27
I used to dream of being able to catheterize her with det cord - maybe one day... ;)
Richard :munchin
I like your sense of humor.
Snaquebite
08-15-2012, 18:27
Or her?
You should get banned for posting that pic....:rolleyes:
mojaveman
08-15-2012, 18:37
Or her?
I saw that picture onetime posted in a urinal at the American Legion that I was a member of. :p
I kinda almost liked those days better, but maybe that's because I was in my late 20's!:D
Ahhh, Zonie,
You were sooooooo young then! :cool:
Fake Warriors can be damned to HELL, and all the TORTURE it holds, IMVHO.
THere is nothing, NOTHING, worse than claiming the blood, sweat, tears, and SCARIFICE of Real SF Men.
JMHO,
Holly:munchin
I saw that picture onetime posted in a urinal at the American Legion that I was a member of. :p
How did you get it to stick in the urinal, I mean how did someone get it to stick in the urinal ? ;) :D
How did you get it to stick in the urinal, I mean how did someone get it to stick in the urinal ? ;) :D
The same stuff she uses to keep her face together - bondo!
Cake_14N
08-16-2012, 07:04
I saw that picture onetime posted in a urinal at the American Legion that I was a member of. :p
Aim true gentlemen!!
Inflexible Six
08-16-2012, 07:21
That still burns me up. :mad:
Don't get me started. She should've done 20 years in the Federal Pen. Seriously. I'm sick of hearing libs make excuses for her. What she did was no different than if some celebrity had gone to hang with the AQ/Taliban after 9/11. Or if Betty Grable had gone to Nazi Germany at the height of the war and sat at an 88 that had shot down B-17 crews.
"If you understood what communism was, you would hope, you would pray that someday we would be communists." -- Jane Fonda, 1971.
I am tired of everyone soiling the forums of this BB by posting pics and talking about she whose name I will not speak. :mad:
Richard :munchin
Inflexible Six
08-16-2012, 07:40
Well, it is a bit hard to prove given that there was no social media back then, but they were out there. I lived in Tucson after I got out and I met a few in bars. Being a college town with a lot of vets using their GI Bennies to go to school, I suspect that some of the impostors went to war protests to pick up chicks then, empty handed, tried to macho-up at the bars. And then there were the panhandlers claiming that they were VN vets. One guy I do remember because he had an AF fatigue shirt (with 2 stripes, whatever that is) and a 1st Cav patch on his pocket.
When I moved to L.A. in '76, they were everywhere and all of them were in combat with the infantry (that includes real vets, too). It seems that I'm the only 11B that WAS NOT in Viet Nam. I guess that they were full-up. :D
In the early '80s, my widowed mom was wooed by a real-life-honest-to-god O6 MOH awardee. Well, he was until I showed up for dinner one night. That was the last time she heard from him. He didn't seem to know much about the Army. ;)
I think now, they just have a wider audience and their lies are captured, possibly, forever.
Pat
You and Richard are of course right. There have always been wannabes who try to impersonate for social acceptance, financial gain, respect etc. My comment was meant to be a bit sardonic.
Utah Bob
08-16-2012, 08:38
One guy I do remember because he had an AF fatigue shirt (with 2 stripes, whatever that is) and a 1st Cav patch on his pocket.
Pat
His interpretation of Air Cav no doubt.:rolleyes:
Kinda like the Corporal Captain rank Hawkeye came up with for Radar in MASH.:D
Dozer523
08-16-2012, 09:59
His interpretation of Air Cav no doubt.:rolleyes:
Kinda like the Corporal Captain rank Hawkeye came up with for Radar in MASH.:D
So you're telling me there's no such thing as a Specialist-Major?
So you're telling me there's no such thing as a Specialist-Major?
I worked for one back in the low '80's in 2/7 SFG(A).
I worked for one back in the low '80's in 2/7 SFG(A).
I thought she was at SWC...
Team Sergeant
08-16-2012, 12:18
Sure say what you want about the "FAKE Warriors" but remember some of the things they do provide for us: Entertainment! You could not write some of the stuff they say or do as military frauds. ;)
Red Flag 1
08-16-2012, 13:56
How did you get it to stick in the urinal, I mean how did someone get it to stick in the urinal ? ;) :D
You have to lick it first or it won't stick.
RF 1
Inflexible Six
08-16-2012, 14:31
You have to lick it first or it won't stick.
RF 1
Yes and preferably before you stick it in there
NoBigD_CD
03-24-2013, 23:59
So I was just messing around on youtube and getting a good laugh from Don Shipley's recent video and I don't even know what I typed in but I somehow stumbled upon this video on youtube. The story is on a supposed SF Veteran. Here is the description:
"A Documentary chronicling the experiences of a United States Army Special Forces veteran. As told by himself and his peers at Saint Mary's College of California.
Thank you to all the Men and Women who have served the United States proudly, and those who gave the ultimate sacrifice in the pursuit of freedom.
And thank you to all who helped me create this."
This is where you can find the video.
http://youtu.be/rAua_s5qx08
http://youtu.be/rAua_s5qx08
Obviously the guy talking about his experiences is a fake. You can find out for yourself.
NoBigD_CD - You missed with your first post.
Your first one goes in the intro thread.
NoBigD_CD
03-25-2013, 06:51
NoBigD_CD - You missed with your first post.
Your first one goes in the intro thread.
Sorry had to get that out there I got trigger happy. I completed the intro though now.
UWOA (RIP)
03-25-2013, 10:04
How olde are you? Vetern impersonation in America goes back hundreds of years.
Richard :munchin
I remember those days ... 1970 - 1974 ... I came back from the Canal Zone in '73 and still remember the strange looks I got wearing my Class A with beret. It was still "hippie" time and if you were in the Army or Marines, you were considered "baby killers" ... because the communists were running the media ....
UWOA (RIP)
03-25-2013, 10:10
I used to dream of being able to catheterize her with det cord - maybe one day... ;)
Richard :munchin
She (Ono) is still not as bad as Jane Fonda. I'd like to hang her for treason (and if, perchance, someone finds her hanging from the rafters, I'm the prime suspect!).
RedLegGI
03-25-2013, 15:12
So I was just messing around on youtube and getting a good laugh from Don Shipley's recent video and I don't even know what I typed in but I somehow stumbled upon this video on youtube. The story is on a supposed SF Veteran. Here is the description:
"A Documentary chronicling the experiences of a United States Army Special Forces veteran. As told by himself and his peers at Saint Mary's College of California.
Thank you to all the Men and Women who have served the United States proudly, and those who gave the ultimate sacrifice in the pursuit of freedom.
And thank you to all who helped me create this."
This is where you can find the video.
http://youtu.be/rAua_s5qx08
http://youtu.be/rAua_s5qx08
Obviously the guy talking about his experiences is a fake. You can find out for yourself.
Listening to him speak, it sounds like hes telling a story, not an experience.