People who lie about military service

**Flea** · 02-23-09, 10:05 AM

like this guy....who...took his gun "over there"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iU0x5TDY1k

not only does he not have a clue about what he's talking about (his "sunshade" is made of cardboard) but he claims to have been in service in Iraq, or "over there" as he put it.

discuss as I clean the sprinkles off of my keyboard from my breakfast

**Bunni** · 02-23-09, 10:06 AM

perhaps a link might me helpful

**Flea** · 02-23-09, 10:10 AM

Originally Posted by Bunni

perhaps a link might me helpful

did youtube get you bunni? I see it

**Bunni** · 02-23-09, 10:12 AM

Originally Posted by Flea

Originally Posted by Bunni

perhaps a link might me helpful

did youtube get you bunni? I see it

ahhh my bad, on schools wifi (shitty rates) + dling eclipse ide... video had not finished loading yet so i just saw the test of your post :3

**Swordfish** · 02-23-09, 10:20 AM

Wheres this puke from? Ill show him angry and green and killing stuff. Stupid glory hog trying to get a little attention from being over there.

**DuDDy** · 02-23-09, 10:24 AM

watched 30 seconds of that...wow. dumb ass couldn't even spell amendment right.

**jmw_man** · 02-23-09, 10:39 AM

HAHA

**DOMINATOR** · 02-23-09, 10:45 AM

looked like some idiot trying to be funny.

**sketty20** · 02-23-09, 10:52 AM

lol what a douche, u cant bring personal weapons "over there"

**Pint** · 02-23-09, 11:16 AM

To bad I'm at work the filter here is blocking the link. These kinds of things is something I always have a good time reading/listening to.

Claiming some aspects of military service fraudulantly is a criminal offense. As an example there was a guy who claimed to be an x Marine with a few decorations earned during a deployment. Since he claimed this on application to finance a car purchase he was prosicuted. Another guy was actually a soldier but claimed to be a Ranger with a Distinguished Service Cross on an eployment application for a government position he was really a supply clerk who had never left the continental US during his service. The story went that the judge made him memorize the names of every Ranger who had ever earned the decoration and was given 6 months (in prison so he would not have any distractions) to recite the names by heart in court. The end of that story is a word of mouth thing never saw an article about it though. On the other hand unless he is currently in the military civilian law can not touch him unless he lies about it on somekind of binding document. There have also been multiple high ranking officers and senior enlisted that have added some choice awards to there service record, it is often funny when they get caught.