The Undisputed KING of Stolen Valor (Marine Reacts)
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Not with Seth in his record he could never work for valor agencies
The guys in those organizations are impeccable
Sorry I mean please do a video on that I think you will like it I couldn’t tell if it was real or not
The only thing he really did was make Molly gear for paintball in the 80's early 90's, then went crazy and disappeared till 9/11!
There is a channel called OKI that did a video on him. He interviewed the guys ex-wife. What she says about him just jaw dropping
If this guy “Jack” can fool the American Government this far, imagine what a foreign spy could do.
very perplexing. guy is in the frey doing 'operations' among actual forces. seems dangerous for blue on blue at best if even kinda real
That would be Chalabi
Anyone remember the guy who was giving weapons, apartments and stuff to members of the secret service? Whatever happened with that?
Perhaps he IS a foreign spy.
America has been penetrated by Russian spies. The American mass media, politics, education and business have been "influenced" by Russian agents. There are those who are so damaged within themselves, that they seek the destruction of their own country. And so, the problem of confronting Russia's war preparations entails a larger problem. It is a problem we cannot deal with. It is the problem of a large and emotionally committed fifth column of deluded individuals. Poisonous ideas have wormed their way into our system, so that the enemy's ideology has become the catechism of the coming generation.
What many out of thoughtlessness, inertia or the demands of Moscow call the Russian government is in fact not a government in the usual sense but instead an organized criminal group, something which makes it far more dangerous because such groups are incapable of compromise, Yaroslav Shimov says.
“One tries to make Westerners believe that the mafiya is the product of post-Communism, whereas in reality it is organised, controlled and staffed by the KGB.” (page 69; Algirdas Katkus, then Vice-President of ‘newly independent’ Lithuania in an interview for the French publication Libre Journal: ‘Un pays sacrifie’; Number 26, page 29; Paris 1995. - These two statements show with horrifiying clarity what Anatoliy Golitsyn, as well as e.g. Joseph D. Douglass (author of ‘Red Cocaine’), had warned of all along: that the ‘Eastern Mafiya’ isn’t a criminal phenomenon in the conventional sense but a giant political operation designed to serve world-revolutionary strategy and aimed at exporting Lenin’s ‘criminal state’ model to the Whole World!)
“They write that I am the mafia’s godfather. [But] it was Vladimir Lenin who was the real organiser of the mafia and who set up the criminal state.” (page 69; Otari Kvantrishvili, a Georgian mafia ‘leader’, who was later murdered; published in April 1994 in Komsomolskaya Pravda.)
“ Red Cocaine “
“ Red Mafia: How the Russian Mob Has Invaded America “
I served in ‘Nam for 47 years and in Korea for 33 years. I also fought in the battle of Endor against the Galactic Empire and received the award of Jedi Knight at the end of my career.
I was on the death star when it exploded. Took a while for those bruises to heal but I recovered and led a task force in the invasion of Hoth.
@@brandonhallam51 wow dude that’s really impressive, thank you for your service.
That's patently untrue. I was on Endor and never seen you. Thanks for doing the Nam thing,though.
Wow, what a vallliant hero. Dank u fo ur surfece
You know I failed. Ugh I was in the army too I they play very hard and after I got injured they sent me home how rude they could have stuck a leg on me (like a super cool one built in handgun shotgun etc…) but alas they gave me a plain one true story 😒 but I get swanky parking at the mall so it worked out
This guy is legit, I saw a documentary where he was also a submarine door gunner
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Yes, I saw that too. He was the one who left the screen door open during a dive and caused it to sink, all hands.
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@@BackSeatHump no, remember he was a ninja but learnt the lesson of being 'like water'. when you put water in a cup, it becomes the cup. when you put crazy in the water, the water becomes crazy. Jack defeats water. no diving gear needed.
you're an idiot
I was a National Guardsman for 8 years. I started as an X-ray tech and then I got a second MOS as a medic. I got my Seargent's stripes and was awarded three medals. The Army achievement medal, the Reserve achievement medal, and a Thomas J. Stewart award from the Pennsylvania National Guard. I also served in my home state of Michigan's National Guard for 2 years. I never sought to claim anything else. I x-rayed all the teeth in the state National Guard, then I qualified as an expert with the 1911 pistol on my first try. This is enough to make me proud of my service as a soldier.
I tried to enlist in the US Army to be a mechanic on trucks and other vehicles, but I got rejected for medical reasons.
I have 3 cousins who served in the Army, Air Force, and Navy. An Uncle who was a Vietnam Era Marine, and 2 great grandfather's who fought under the Italian Flag in WW1 and WW2
I hate fakes
Thank you for your service sir
Pogues will pogue.
Well said.
You did not do enough .. do more
Good stuff! Thank you for your service!!
You know you found a real gem when there’s a permanent bar to re-enlistment on the record
what an odd story. seems like he was trying to do something and how did partner forces let this continue. seems counterproductive. or was he a super dupre ninja sf stud? lol.
@@JamesonsTravels Well its not like the partner forces were the smartest bunch, most of them were illiterate.
@@abrahamm1325 plays Iraqi PT videos 🤣🤣🤣
That's essentially, any discharge involving misconduct. When you get kicked out you cannot reenlist.
@@taylorfusher2997 are you ok?
Remember enter the dragon? Remember when Jim Kelly said “man you come straight out of a comic book”? That quote applies here perfectly.
sad ending.. dies of aids in mexico. what a weird story
@@JamesonsTravels Yikes. Oh and by the way, Hwa Rang Do is a style or Korean Martial arts. The poor guy seemed kind of messed up in the head.
Trust me, this guy is legit. He was with me on the Enterprise during the war on Vulcan. He managed to take out an entire squadron with only his knowledge of lesbian dance studies. Simply incredible
Squadron of what? Which Vulcan war?
@@fjccommishThe first Vulcan war, before they joined the USS Enterprise in their war against the Romulans.
You don't know about such a major global historical event?
He also put captn Kirk's commander in that shopping cart wheelchair
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Now you've done it! Capt. Pike is pissed!
Scissor sister style huh.
Danny McBride should play this guy in an extended dark comedy series
Everyone knows the Hwa Rang Do trained with the extra special forces and were led by grandmaster Moo Shu pork. They specialized in counter counter intelligence and defeated the Klingons.
Probably got a huge tatt. on his back that says, "2 Eggrolls for $1!" Klingon chicks do have nice funbags!
Hwa Rang Do is a Korean/American Martial Art, that was taught to SF soldiers in the early to mid 70's by Mike Echanis at Bragg/JFK Center. My old man was an 18E and trained in it. The poser in this video probably read it somewhere and used it to fluff his fake resume.
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You mean sushi master
you have no respect for Master Rang Do.
I was in a secret Army group when I was in, you had to be hand selected and all our missions were classified and if you look at my DD214 my service looks like it ends after my 1st enlistment but the rest of my 35 years is sealed, not even the President can see my files. Only 8 people know anything about what I have done because they were with me, the group I was in was called GI Joe. We fought against Cobra and his super secret unit to save mankind.
Thanks for your service bro. We salute you
Rofl you had us in the beginning.
Thanks for your service . Cobra is a evil organization.
I can vouch for this guy I was one of those 8 people my code name was Solid Snake.
@@sosukeaizen8085 but I wanted to be Snake
I love Don Shirley’s vid about that Photographer’s Mate Navy Ninja clown. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm less than an hour from Ft. Bragg and this guy was covered by the local paper. I never heard until now he wasn't a Green Beret. Thank you for sharing this.
Thank you our REAL Military Personnel.
He was part of the "Wu-Tang Underwater Balloon Battalion". He was the company clerk, nicknamed Radar.
ok. i legit lol'd when i read that one.
@@JamesonsTravels so did I
And founder of the paranonsense platoon. You are so right.
Don't mess with the WuTang😂😂😂
I belong to the Combat Vets Motorcycle Association, (real heros are family and friends that didn't make it back)but I never hear them brag about what they did , but they will brag about what someone else did to save their life
never met a one to include meeting a MOH recipient.
@@JamesonsTravels true that
You are the real heroes
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How do you know you ride with some real heroes. I just read the stories of a couple of Marines from WWII. One said he fought on 4 Pacific Islands-----and never saw one Hero. The real heroes are the ones that didn't come home-----pretty much all veterans say. But you are right-----those the served in real tough combat do not talk about it. Maybe they'll talk about it at Division re-unions among guys they served with.
You forgot some things. He was convicted of 58 counts of fraud before Afghanistan for which he was sentenced to 6 years in prison. He kidnapped 8 men including a goat herder and a couple laborers and tortured them with scalding water. The reason why he was in that big room in prison was because he had his father wire money and bribe the Afghani prison officials. In prison he claimed to have been able to "kill everyone with the snap of his fingers" although he literally refused to leave prison because "As soon as I get out of here I'm a dead man" He fled to Mexico, was married to a woman whom he beat. She has eye and nerve damage and suffers from seizures who he gave AIDS to. She was a prop. He was really gay and having sex with "Lady Boy" prostitutes in front of his wife. He was also a cocaine and heroin addict.
Reminds me of the time my unit was deployed through the Stargate to help defend the wall against the white walkers from the north. Snow 100 feet deep and conditions so cold and harsh the peckers of lesser men would drop right off when the tried to take a wee. We had to leave our firearms behind as to blend in with the locals so it was all brutal close quarters, hand to hand battle for months on end. Those who fell were devoured by spiders the size of hounds and I was the only one to make it back. Told an old, fat drunk guy about it once but I’m sure he didn’t believe a word.
I WAS ARMY 1975 - 1984 , NEVER SAW COMBAT , LOVE AND RESPECT FOR MY BROTHERS THAT DID. 👍💪❤🙏
That was during the Cold War so I guess we who served during that time were lucky we DIDN'T see combat.
👍You served. Thanks!
From what I'm to understand is that the Green Beret are the quiet professionals. They don't Hu-rah-rah power rangers Rambo types. They want the professors, not some sneak thief.
Quiet professionals that all write books, make movies, sell programs and merchandise with their titles in their social media profiles they use to scam wannabe operators.
Like a bike gang but more loose lipped.
Thank you for you service and dedication Jack
Thank you so much for doing this, JT.
You really have to hand it to him, though. Most stolen valour tosspots are happy just to play dress up with badges, tabs and medals, but this dude took it to a whole new level. That interview at the end reminds me of Colonel Kurtz in Apocalypse Now. "Are my methods insane, Captain Willard?"
I was thinking the same thing. He may not have been what he said he was, but he sure acted like it, and nobody tried to stop him. His form of playing pretend was hazardous.
Reminds me of that nutcase chick who played everyone she met.
My old man and their generation that served during and before Vietnam were usually quiet about what they did and saw. From guys that were the original frog men and to the marine grunt. The old man was army airborne assault unit and they never really talked about their work, they came home and lived with those memories. It really is more of a modern phenomenon that you hear a lot of navy seal, SF operator types that speak more about it. Just something that I noticed about the older vets.
Same here. My old man was in the navy,and in Korea. He never said much.
@@randycassidy198 The ones who run their mouths are 95% stolen valor liars.
@@taylorfusher2997 wtf is your point with this nonsense spam comment???
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Not much worse than some others.
For instance, the idea that until recently there were no shameless liars or valor thieves. No charlatans or poltroons pretending to be more than they are, no Munchausens, no wannabe Napoleons, no fake Jesss Jameses, fake Billy the Kids fake explorers, etc. Fakers of all sorts have always been with us.
My great-grandfather was drafted into WWII in his mid-30's and he never told a soul what he did.
This is nuts! Thank you for the video.
Hollywood should make a movie about this guy. It would be tough for it to not be a comedy
He took the stolen valor to another level 🤣🤣🤣 love this guy
he made it up then tried to do some of it. confusing.
he took it to Delusion x200
@@JamesonsTravels facts
@@JamesonsTravels people who commit stolen Valor need prison time
@@taylorfusher2997 what
Caught a battle buddie stealing my alarm clock once. He had a hard time running the next day during PT. No idea why.
Lol
Hope the alarm clock is okay
Had one we caught stealing my soap but hell somebody had to use it. True deal how low can ya go take a man's soap. Yall used a sock and soap on the time thief lol
Doubt it.
Yeah, it was "accidents" like that kept my behind up all hours of the nights, all the "he ran into a doorknobs" in a tent!
Nobody seems to know where the Boss is (especially when "Accidents" happen, how very convenient that) but Everybody knows where the Medic is.
That's okay you are ALL getting Motrin anyways. = ; )
Jameson I think you should look into the Canadian Army's new dress and deportment standards dropping in September, as if the army wasn't gutted enough in Canada they have officially crushed it. Dyed hair, face tattoos, no hair or beard regulations, no head shave in basic training, no gendered dress uniforms (men can wear dress skirts/purses to parades) and the list goes on.
1:48 - i reckon that is both the greatest and most nuts question I've heard in a while.
Love your work. I'm glad ive got 6 months of videos to catch up on.
Hope everyone's doing good.
That is the strangest stolen valor story I've ever seen. After watching your video I googled more about this fraud and can't believe he got away with it for so long. Thanks for sharing with us.
Trust me, in about a decade you'll be having journalists telling similar stories about how they're ultra hardcore veterans of January 6 and how it was 50 times worse than WW2
check the doc in the descrip. the guy in mexico loses his mind. ninja sword guy. then dies of aids. its an odd one.
@@taylorfusher2997 😂😂😂😂😂🤔, you seem to be missing something.... Is it intelligence.
@@taylorfusher2997 what's your malfunction?
@@taylorfusher2997 weirdo
That one was a hard one to follow, but hey he was able to get more than a 10% military discount at Lowes
You should try the diplomatic discount - 100% off EVERYTHING!!
Seeing you react to Oki’s weird stories is so awesome!
oki stories is absolutely amazing he does great work and always dives as deep as he can
This guy is an absolute egomaniac, but he is actually perfect for CIA plausible deniability. I am pretty sure he was doing some dirty shenanigans for the agency.
Yes, like Spies Like Us!
I'm banned from re-enlisting. That's a title I had to earn the honor of carrying. It angers me to see him claiming such glorious status.
Well..I was banned from enlisting in the Girl Scouts because of my gender..their loss....lol
@@cgdeery I might meet up with a Canadian Girl Scout recruiter. They might have more lax policies.
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@@cgdeery you forgot to tell them your were gender fluid 👈
@@lcfflc3887 it confused me cause where do they keep the bucket that hauls the gender fluid around not to mention sloshing while moving
Oki is great. I hope he can keep on making his documentary videos. I know it's very hard for him and he's thinking about not doing it anymore because he can't afford to make them. The amount of time and research he puts into his videos is amazing.
Thanks for everything man!
"If LotR was 20 years earlier, he would have been blah Targaryan", I choked on my coffee on that one haha! :D
Dang man I can’t believe how HUGE your channel has got now since I started watching on that first sub a few years back man so glad to see you doing well here on CZcams so good stuff bro here from the ol’ UK 🇬🇧
ah thanks. the views have tanked but that is part of it. it was a good run
@@taylorfusher2997 what's wrong with you?
@@Make-Asylums-Great-Again I would say ALOT is wrong with Taylor. Take care.
@@Make-Asylums-Great-Again it's a bot lol. copy-pasting the same comment all over.
They always go for the most outlandish and brag worthy accomplishments. They never say say they were a cook or mechanic.
Your best yet.
Laughter is the best medicine
Thank you for your service.
Send tums.
Love your videos. I’m an Army Cadet. These people make it bad for me and my battles to actually wear our uniform proudly. Whenever someone says “ Thank you for your service “, I immediately say I am a cadet and I’ll commission when I graduate. I get loving your country and wanting to be apart of greatness .
thanks for watching. enjoy the training you get. useful for later in life IF you work the system.
@@JamesonsTravels Thank you. I love it and I wouldn’t have it any other way!!!
hang in there, I wouldn’t trade the 20 years that I spent. Got to see the world, do cool stuff, have some ragers. Now I’m a contractor. Lather, rinse repeat.
Thanks for your commitment to keep us safe .be safe and sponge up that knowledge
I was in 2/8 CAV 1ABCT 1CD, and loved when we’d have cadets come to our company. They would somehow end up taped to the main gun, spinning in circles, taped to a pole and given a free shower, and the list goes on. We had one who was always adamant about correcting people (not in a rude way) who called him Sir and I respected the hell out of him for that. The good ole days
No matter how far I go in life, I prey I can be a fraction of how cool this guy is.
Not gonna ly, the story def did make me a bit jealous.
Yeah his story is interesting till jumps out the closet and spreads HIV around like mustard lmao. This guy was a real deal POS lol
Ikr. Like this has balls of steel. And I feel like he probably does care but does so in a wrong manner. But he goes for it
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣don't even try,, you'll feel like a loser for life.. he's to 😎 🐿️
That guy was a douche bag. Everything was financed by his wealthy father. His entire intent was to become a real life Jason Bourne and write stories. His goal wasn't finding terrorists. It was I'm going to half assed, real life role play the next chapter in my book that's why He kidnapped and tortured goat herders. He moved to Mexico with his wife who was merely a prop since he was gay. He beat her brain damage and damaging her eye. He then became a cocaine and heroin addict having sex with Lady boy prostitutes giving his wife aids.
It just gets better and better
I remember hearing about this dude on my second deployment to Afghanistan unbelievable. Guys like this were everywhere though. There were a lot of "contracting" companies that hired people pretty unscroupulously and it was pretty easy to fake paperwork ( DD214, DA 638s etc etc) during that time. Legends in their own minds lol.
I was in a rigger unit on Ft.Bragg in the 70s. A guy in my platoon borrowed the dress uniform from an NCO friend in the 5th SF and wore it home on leave, complete with green beret, flash, and CIB. Was not even discreet about it. When it came time to re-enlist he told them he wanted to be a government assassin. They looked into it and came back saying there was no MOS for government assassin. So he left the Army. Perhaps he was inspired by the movie Project Kill, which came out about that time. He could also do a good crazed, screaming Waffen SS impersonation. Some stolen valor guys provide us a chuckle. Randy, if you're still out there and you read this, thanks for the memories.
@Dave T you were a "Rigger" in the 70's. How many folks read that twice!
@@jiujudo1307 My favorite movie line is Rambo saying "I wish I as back on Bragg...". If you had been there in the 1970s you would understand why that is so funny.
@@davet322 Gotcha - It's a "Military Thing!" Thank you for your service! My father was a Marine. He fought in the Koren War. I didn't have the balls to join the Military. Something I have regrated all my life.
@@jiujudo1307 Don't be so hard on yourself. My military experience was a joke through no fault of the Army. When I joined I went Airborne because Jimi Hendrix had been a paratrooper. My plan was to go through jump school and then fake a back injury so I could get out with street cred. But that didn't work out and I spent 2 miserable years on Ft.Bragg nursing a crap attitude instead of availing myself of many good opportunities that were obvious if I would have just opened my eyes. Hindsight is 20/20.
There definitely needs to be harsher punishments on these individuals that think impersonating. Its just like that one dude back in 2010 that impersonated a Marine Corps infantryman and ended up getting beat up by 3 marine corps infantry veterans. The dude went for months scamming people because of his stolen valor (video was taken down since then). Marine Corps stolen valor had decreased dramatically since then. They still come up sometime but a lot of the time it is in states where Marines usually do not reside in or are known to be in/stationed at. Semper Fi Mr. Jameson and keep up the good content. These stolen valor idiots need to be locked up with harsher sentences.
He’s mental bro. He needs help.
I brought home a black Chevy Suburban 2500 that at one time belonged to the U.S. Government. I discovered paperwork that detailed its service from where it was at. The Carfax was in the glove box!
A legend in his own mind.
I'm always suspicious of anyone who tells you how great they are, and shouts it from the rooftops.
super duper secret but how did he get the visas, funds and arms? weird one
@@JamesonsTravels
That part of the world is so corrupt its second nature, I would imagine officials in that country are very open to offers.
@@JamesonsTravels the CIA of course
You described tRump!
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Have you listened to Joe Biden and what he and his family have supposedly done, I'm just surprised he hasn't claimed credit for the declaration of independence and the gettysburg address.
I've watched your stolen valor village idiots videos so much this is comedian level type stuff keep it up sir
i try to keep it snarky funny. this guy was confusing. trying to be who he pretended to be.
thank you for video
Very well done video, succinct and entertaining. Subbed
Jamesons Travels, I think I keep up with you and Don Shipley on CZcams more than any two people. I enjoy the videos
Same here
How can someone be banned from reenlisting with an honorable discharge? That stinks right there.
PTSD?
Less paperwork
Oki's weird stories always are a bop
interesting to hear these
My dad was in 1st, 7th, and later 12th SFG (18E). They were trained in Hwa Rang Do back then (Mike Echanis)... but its just a marital arts style, not a type of training. A lot of group guys back then also cross trained with Korean ROK SF. The program was authorized in December 1975 and Echanis was formally appointed the "Senior Instructor and Advisor to the USAJFKCENMA Hand to Hand Combat/Special Weapons School for Instructors" in a Memorandum For Record signed by Major Jerry C. Williams, then Chief, PSD, at the JFK Center. Six courses were presented in 1976. Echanis' combatives program was titled the "Hwarangdo Hand to Hand and Special Weapons Program".
Check. Knew a couple of guys who trained with Echanis. I remember they were impressed with the "one inch punch" thing. Learned the completely-useless-in-combat-but-really-cool-looking arm twist flip thingie from one of them. There was a loooot of BS floating around Bragg in the early 70's. Shake 'n Bake SF guys...interest in the '1st Earth Battalion' 🤣. Idema is the kind of guy who would have fit right in.
@@brimstone33 From what I gathered, it was mostly a block-and-break hard style of martial arts. I'm sure there was flashy stuff too. He said when they trained with Rok it was legit threat stopping stuff. IDK. Im a younger dude and joined during the MACP era....
There's actually a team ROK MMA school outside of fort Bragg. I want to say the Gruber gate but it's been a long time. Mike Larson (Lawson?), the guy that invented MACP owns it, I believe. He got his black belt from Royce Gracie at the same time as Navy SEAL Harlan Taylor. I believe they were the 5th and 6th Americans with blackbelts from him. I trained with Harlan for a while and was on Bragg from 2007-2012
no soldier in modern warfare have ever trained more than 60 hours in any form of martial arts
the USAJFKCENMA program was only 2 weeks long, it it was an instructor program. members in the program would train for 2 weeks in CQB and if they passed were given instructorships. it was merely a shitty attempt to make super soldiers. none of it actually would help you in an actual fight. the techniques that Mike Echanis trained people in were absolute rubbish techniques. he liked to say that Hwa Rang Do was an ancient korean martial arts when it came out in the 1960s he trained people in knife and stick fighting and the style he trained wasn't effective at all. not to mention he claimed you could become skilled in only 2 weeks
I see these guys at the VA hospital. It’s sickening be proud of what you really did and who cares if you never seen combat or shot your weapon
All you have to do is tell the truth.. Amen
“…the elite SOT course where they trained their elite ninja commando teams.”
That is the greatest sentence…I have ever heard.
i love these. you should do one on william clark from palisades Nuke plant in Michigan. crazy story very similar to this
Can you imagine being some intel analyst somewhere and seeing this guy? I'd be like "I don't know come back....when it makes sense."
seems like he could be just getting in the way.
@@JamesonsTravels "so...this guy got into an active warzone and is kidnapping people and holding them hostage?!" 🤣
@@Tommy1977777 I had to watch this 3 times try to make sense of it .. Apparently he contacted that Viet Vet Ed Artis at 52 seconds in , who was doing humanitarian work in Afghan and thats how he was able to gain access .
@@HighOctane-wo6cm lots of work for crazies and criminals in war zones.
When I was still doing foreign aide work there would always be a whacko like this around. We're already in the middle of a hellscape and they wanna play soldiers infront of REAL soldiers, lol. Atleast it was always entertaining when they got busted.
@@taylorfusher2997 WTF are you talking about
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Counter Academy - I also laughed when I saw the Johnny Hotrod action photo of the staff.
I was there in AFG in 02 as a E-6 Cherry 18C. I was either at Chapman or Harriman when I remember talk about not allowing this guy onto our compound. Some of the senior guys knew about his past and not one of them had positive things to say about him.
There's probably more to this story than we'll ever know. I will go as far to say I would not doubt if the CIA wouldn't involve
very interesting story. he was allowed to 'operate' in a war zone. how did that work?
Yes sir that's why I say there's something fishy about this story. If somebody spent the time to dig into it there's no telling what you would find out. I would go as far to say the CIA was involved
He had already been out of the Army for close to 25 years when 9/11 happened ! He claims to have had old Army buds who were still serving that had connections for him to go to Afghanistan . That’s hilarious, none of his old buds remembered who he was !
@@JamesonsTravels it’s interesting. Is it still stolen valor now that he went and tried to earn some actual valor? He actually did more than Fran Dux in real life
There’s a special place in hell for these dudes. Everyone in my family served, but I failed to get in after trying three times, due to medical reasons. I hate fake people.
I served but I appreciate people like you who were willing to even try. To many people won’t try.
@@penrodautorepair3170 Thanks for your service!
I myself tried to enlist in the US Army to be a mechanic on trucks and other vehicles, but I got rejected for medical reasons. I have 3 cousins who served in the Army, Air Force, and Navy. An Uncle who was a Vietnam Era Marine, and 2 great grandfather's who fought under the Italian Flag in WW1 and WW2
I hate fakers just like you friend
@@jldog134 Bless you brother! Kidney stones kept me out, but I can see why... I’ve had seven of them since then and most of them took me to the ground, so I would’ve been a liability. I was mad at the time though.
Dude went to Afghanistan I'm the middle of a war and personally rounded up jihadists. Nothing fake about that
Thanks!
Yooo this doc was crazy! Props to Oki!
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It COULD be possible that this guy's whole schtick really is a cover for some intelligence op. Unlikely yet possible.
True. They have been known to do that but maybe not on this case. Way too much publicity for all that.
He was Genuine SOT "Suck On This!!!"
This guy is legit. Jeremy DeWitte actually trained with this guy. He even has Metro State-looking uniforms at his academy. I believe they jumped into Fallujah together. Streamer popped. You know the rest.
See the interview with Jack's XO. Once Jack got established he appointed Ben Dover as his XO.
USMC 1966-1969: This Stolen Valor stuff just doesn't get to me, it's just not important. What is important is that our military can not find recruits. Geeeesh the Marines are offering a 50K bonus.
The sad part is that when I go to a Friday night football game or the sprint car race I see all sorts of Patriotism, Flags waving, these colors don't run bumper stickers, etc but not a one ever will nor never have spilled blood, sweat, or tears. In my view that a problem, a big problem. Same for the snowflake woke crowd.
I strongly agree. I am 46 many of my friends enlisted after high school, I did not as I already broke my legs twice each that caused issues hen e they did not want me. Now witnessing society it is shameful how sissified this country is becoming. Things we would say or joke about the the late 80's are now super offensive and most likely cause a protest.
Everyone's a tough guy. But they can't park their bulls**t and actually take the training, can't take being made small to be remade big. Being made to feel weak so you fight to become strong. Too many small d**k tough guys.
50k bonus is insane. I know plenty of allies who have wanted to transfer to the US Military either during their service or after service. I know I tried. That 50k would go a long way to help with moving costs. It’s the green card/permanent resident part that makes it the hardest part.
Pilots get an even bigger bonus. I agree to bonuses-----but can't stand seeing someone get E-3 our of boot camp. You need to pay money-----when we have 4.5 million empty jobs going wanting. No need to join the miliary when you have 4 jobs waiting for you. Now when unemployment goes back to 6%------or 15% like it was during COVID------recruiting will be more normal. We are in the best job market in 40 years. I just hope they don't promise paid College in the US------except for those who serve. That is a big problem for recruiters right now.
That’s because our military is no longer in the business of winning wars. Their mission is to transition men into women and give aid and comfort to our enemies abroad
I watched this documentary. The guy is absolutely insane
This guy sounds like he got a psych discharge. That's why he has an RE4/banned from reenlisting but still has a character of service as honorable.
This guy did pretty well for a bullshit artist. I met a guy who claimed he was part of a CIA hunter/killer team in the GWOT. I remember meeting him because it was at the ass crack of dawn at a bus stop. Yup, this highly trained and motivated CIA special operations guy even tried bumming money from me. I met a supposed Coast Guard Captain who didn't know what pay grade that was (O-6) he kept giving me acronyms for what he did but didn't know what pay grade he was.
And a lot of these SOB's can be caught by asking them what their "dee-dee-two-one-four" says; If they don't correct you smack the taste from their mouth!
its odd he did his thing in afgan in the midst of the gwot. strange set of facts.
Hwa Rang Do IS a Korean martial art form. Hand to hand, stick, knife up close kind of forms. Never go into the Korean disciplines more than a year or so of Taekwondo but definitely NOT Ninja. Kind of like mixing Akido and Judo. As far as him getting in to theater there are aid ''no pun intended '' groups that hire former SF guys to run security .They would pick you up in southeast Iraq on the turkish border.
real life Ninja were not warriors. actual translated shinobi scrolls make no mentiono combat or assassination. they were spies and solely spies
I'm sure this guy was involved in paintball in the 90's, i remember the idema tactical vest. I heard stories later about him going to Afghanistan all seemed at bit strange. Now it seems even stranger.
This guy trained Steven Segal, he is legit he also single handedly defeated the Taliban in Afghanistan using his top secret military training
Thank you for this video. It shows what a liar Jack was when the real deals comment on his actions. If he only used all his potential for good, maybe it would've been a different ending-for him & all of us that were misled.
so interesting. she makes up a resume but then tries to do it IRL. weird one. Who funded him? got him the visas?
@@JamesonsTravels That is one loaded question that would take me hours to answer. Suffice it to say, he had many enablers. And when the whistle blowers went after him, one by one Jack took them to court.......
@@JamesonsTravels I didn't think it would be appropriate to send your followers to my Jack Idema "The King of Stolen Valor". Trying to be polite, not weird Sir. And it explains in detail your questions..........
Hey Penny hope you're well.
@@finished6267 thank you
Thank You for exposing the fraud!
his story is so strange. he goes over to afgan and captures people. i dont get it the how.
Now I remember this guy
I have never heard of a lifetime ban from enlistment, he must have been a real winner to obtain that title
I identify as a waw wang ninja jk rofl .thanks again for the time and work you put in your channel I never get bored watching
thanks casey. yeah, i am a ninja. legit.
IIRC Jack was SF Q'ed and was with 12th Grp. back when they had the candybar/ full flash prior to awarding the modern day long tab I recall that he use to sue the sh!t out of everyone and their brother if they called him out for his stories, he started a trade show in Fayetteville, or attempted to, for gear peddling toward bounty hunters cops mercenaries and SOF units.
Was a seriously strange guy that you meet in the bars around Bragg, never met anyone with a long tab that liked him.
He use to hang around Wolf's karate school on Yadkin Rd between "operations " and said that he was the first one to recover for the CIA and FBI the 5.45X39 round Russia was using by out drinking a Russian general.
We did a lot of our Ninja training in Bragg Blvd bars on Friday nights in Fayetteville.
Damn this guys a hero.
Yooo I just watched a small CZcams documentary on this guy, the story go’s from silly to really fucking dangerous real quick lol dude wild
i bet its the same on in the description. what a rabbit hole.
Yo. This guy is a maniac
and dies of aids in mexico play ninja with swords.
@@JamesonsTravels the more you dig into his story the wilder it gets. It's starts to involve government officials.
You are freakin hilarious….Great Channel!!!
That’s insane!
I spent 37 years in yellow op, full Panada level training , this guy's it totally lwggit
i am a ninja and part time navy seal sub door gunner. legit.
@@JamesonsTravels I just want to be airborne submarine spec ops
"super secret squirrell".... ha ha ha
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Great job Don.
I always wonder why guys try the stolen valor story because they always, ALWAYS get caught and quite often find themselves having an adjustment.
his resume was padded but then he tries to live his padded resume. not the normal village idiot routine.
I knew him as Keith Idema when he was recently "discharged" from Fort Bragg, and we discussed an upcoming Special Forces Expo at the Holiday Inn on Owen Drive. He made all kinds of claims and was soliciting my employer, Smith & Wesson to exhibit at the upcoming expo. S&W asked me to attend and evaluate this expo. My practice was to attend any show soliciting our participation and evaluate if it was worth spending several thousand dollars to participate and also meals and lodging.
Monday
Later in the week I spoke with a longtime friend at USSOC HQ and he indicated Idema was known to avoid speaking the truth and was a master at embellishing his spoken words. I very soon learned Idema was an outright liar that would walk ten miles with a full pack to avoid the truth.
Based on all I have learned about this scumbag, hopefully he is stoking the hottest fires in hell.
6:50 you really hit us with a hook at the end of the video that made me go "wait what the f*ck?"
Made me laugh with this one
I was fortunate enough to be able to participate in a pre-buds civilian training program with Shipley back in ‘08. It was an awesome experience and taught me a lot about perseverance. Good to see he’s still active in the stolen valor scene 😃