Just like 50% of the people who say they're in the military on the internet say they are in special forces. All the people I know with clearances keep it on the down low.Considering the fact that people with security clearances are told not to draw attention to themselves in public there sure seem to be a lot of people who are anxious to brag about it on the internet.
Here's another nugget:So this guy was going around being arrested for stuff, often violent stuff, sometimes involving firearms, in different states for years, with lots of indications, if not outright admissions, of psychological problems before this happened?
I always heard bad stories, especially from the MiTT teams. One we heard was that the Iraqis would stop to eat or whatever the hell else while taking fire and didn't seem to get what people were yelling at them about. I was convinced that was just another BS story until I was sitting in a DFAC one day and they had an interview on the AFN (?) station where someone was making that same exact gripe to a reporter.75% of my deployments was training ANA and IA. Pro tip: Those American Inventors can't shoot.
She pretty much works in Area 51. Seriously though, that's pretty hardcore. I had TS + a few little DOE extras, but no rules close to that.I'm not sure what clearance my mom has, but I know she isn't allowed to have pretty much any online presence. Isn't supposed to post on forums, can't have a facebook page, shit like that. No idea if everyone else just ignores it, but she takes it seriously.
Sooo, buckshot.The gunman then perched himself above an atrium where he fired down on people who had been eating breakfast, officials said, adding that he used shotgun shells that had roughly a dozen large ball-bearing-like shots in them, increasing their lethal nature.
"When he discharged, the pieces of lead would spread the farther they went," the one official said. "It is similar to weapons used in bird shooting but on a more serious scale. These were not bullets but many small pieces of lead flying through the air."
Awww how sad that your mother lied to you on why she can't be Facebook friends with you.I'm not sure what clearance my mom has, but I know she isn't allowed to have pretty much any online presence. Isn't supposed to post on forums, can't have a facebook page, shit like that. No idea if everyone else just ignores it, but she takes it seriously.
that was my thought too, lol.Awww how sad that your mother lied to you on why she can't be Facebook friends with you.
Same, i knew this owner of a steak restaurant that i would always chat with during my breaks when i worked at the mall of america. He was an ex-navy seal. Everytime someone told him how awesome that was he laughed and said "no. it's not. i made it through navy seal training because i was too stupid to quit. it was not fun, it was not impressive, it is nothing to congratulate me about. leave me alone."Just like 50% of the people who say they're in the military on the internet say they are in special forces. All the people I know with clearances keep it on the down low.
LOL that is almost exactly what I say when people hear I was a Marine and ask if bootcamp was hard. I tell them, no, I was just too dumb to quit. Then I was too dumb to quit for 13 years.Same, i knew this owner of a steak restaurant that i would always chat with during my breaks when i worked at the mall of america. He was an ex-navy seal. Everytime someone told him how awesome that was he laughed and said "no. it's not. i made it through navy seal training because i was too stupid to quit. it was not fun, it was not impressive, it is nothing to congratulate me about. leave me alone."
oh! awesome! you were a marine? how was boot camp? was it hard? i bet it was hard.LOL that is almost exactly what I say when people hear I was a Marine and ask if bootcamp was hard. I tell them, no, I was just too dumb to quit. Then I was too dumb to quit for 13 years.
You, dumb? Who would have ever guessed.LOL that is almost exactly what I say when people hear I was a Marine and ask if bootcamp was hard. I tell them, no, I was just too dumb to quit. Then I was too dumb to quit for 13 years.
Jon Stewart, Daily Show Team Rip CNN Apart for Confusing, Frenzied Shooting CoverageI loved John Stewart's skit on the news coverage of this, shown on the 17th.