I Snuck Into A Secret Arms-Dealer Conference
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For the non-Aussies, Ben Roberts-Smith is one of the most decorated soldiers in Australian history and is currently accused of throwing a disabled man with a prosthetic leg to the ground and shooting him 10-15 times while on deployment in Afghanistan in 2009. He is suing publications for defamation saying he didn't do any war crimes, but he almost certainly did a few cheeky atrocities let's be real
It’s pretty funny when he did a “leggy” good old Aussie comedy. We like to try make up funny shit and don’t give a fuck about others people opinions 😂😂
The defamation trial is turning out quite well... Instead of clearing his name, all this other fucked up stuff is coming to light. A few weeks ago we found out he also handcuffed a farmer and kicked him off a cliff. God Bless Our heroes on the frontlines of empire!
www.theage.com.au/national/ben-roberts-smith-pictured-cheering-soldiers-drinking-from-the-prosthetic-leg-of-a-man-he-shot-20201220-p56p2y.html - Here's the context for the stunt, we should've tried to make it clearer in the actual video.
@@Boy_Boy thats why i am so proud to be american, no one in our army would even dream of doing something so horrible !
Edit: Nearly 1 year later and this comment is still baiting a bunch of people, you love to see it
@@sak-uf8sb :eyes:
@@Boy_Boy Christ above...
Remember kids the war crimes don’t count of you’re wearing an ironman suit
That's exactly the takeaway, why do you think companies are designing so many of these suits.
Remember kiddos, the Geneva Convention isn't laws. They're a suggestion, and the answer is no.
Those suits protect you from both bullets and legal action as with those masks on you can have deniability
@@Boy_Boy “oh no it’s black it looks scary like darth vader 😭😭” damn I think you’re right, they should paint rainbow colors on it.
@@SSD_Penumbra it's not massacring civilians, it's denying the enemy potential recruits.
congratulations on learning it's essentially effortless to get into places, it's all just security theatre. nobody is paid enough to care
All you really need to do is wear a suit
Be confident enough, yeah. They're afraid of hassling important people who belong there. Just act slightly annoyed/bored when credentials don't work.
@@Boy_Boy or a high visibility vest and a clipboard
I used to get out of doing all sorts of work because I would walk away "like I have something important to do"
One of my favorite memories: a friend and I were too late to a free classical music concert, so instead we pretended we were part of the organization and smiled our way through many old corridors and stairways until we found our way onto the roof. After sneaking in a window of the practice wing and playing a standup bass very poorly (got some looks after venturing into the hall) we returned out the same window and found a place to listen to the concert from above, sitting in a room with an inverted glass dome that hung over the performance hall. Couldn't really see anything and the music was a bit muffled, but it was something that only we experienced, and that was truly fantastic.
(Unfortunately that friend is no longer alive. Still have the memory, though.)
that chick at the front gate was honestly such a good sport. "it's not too often someone comes to the arms convention carrying their arms" "well what do people bring to arms conventions" "i dont know i just get paid to stand outside"
Didnt seem like a good sport she seemed like a snarky pig
That's just a deseculation thing. They're not being paid to engage with you let alone play into it. She knows why she's there, but they don't pay her to give you her opinion one way or another, just get you to go quiet.
I disagree with both, sounded very passive aggressive to me.
black armory gun in the pfp... i see you're a man of culture
I died when all the hands came out of his suitcase
I can’t believe military contractors actually larp as villians
Hahhahahaha *this* comment got me laughing, underrated
I mean, they larp as fantasy villains, cant larp as a regular villain when youre already one 😂
You'd think they'd want to spend at least some time as heroes, huh
edit: i can believe it, look up some nro patches
*pitches something morally reprehensible*
“Does that sound like a good idea?”
*looks at camera first*
“…no”
I wish I could've seen what he'd say if he didn't see the camera.
"The law requires that I answer 'no'"
Yeeeeesssss 😂 😂
6:37
@@Boy_Boy Propably something funny. Nothing serious.
Dude: **Drops briefcase, spilling mannequin arms all over the pavement**
Dude: Oh no! My armory!
I hate this
@@MihkelKukk what
Lmao
Hahah, I get it, it's because armory has the word arm in itand an armory is where you store things in, hahah, you're so cleaver :)
@@s1nner_ haha cleavers remove arms
Having your mom support you doing this is so freaking cool, lol, you owe her two lifetimes of doing dishes
hahaha this is such a lovely comment! I'll make sure to thank her immediately
@@Boy_Boy Is your mother from the Balkan region by any chance? She was very supportive of you!
@@djimrle she is, they moved to australia from the yugo wars. I dont know where im guessing hes serbian or bosnian
@@hotpufff123 hes serbian !
Love how his first time holding a "gun" he immediately gets his finger nice and comfortable in the trigger guard.
yeah, these youtube comments have taught me a whole lot about trigger discipline
@@Boy_Boy I'm surprised the arms dealer didn't smack you out of reaction! LOL
If you're referring to the blue one, that wasn't a real gun.
It's just a solid plastic prop to show off the attachments.
@@MartinFinnerup Alex Baldwin thought he had a fake gun too
@@MartinFinnerup it doesn't matter, you should treat every gun as if it's loaded even if it's very obvious a fake one.
“It’s almost like your not human”
“Completely detached “
“Yeh great bit of gear”
Sasha Bowen Cowen level of getting someone to drop their guard.
It's terrifying what these people say when they think you're one of them.
Just wanna say he's named Sasha Baron Cohen. Carry on.
The epitome of “good soldiers follow orders.”
@@Boy_Boy seriously dude really said its perfect for riot control because you stop being a human and personal. basically so you can do what americans do
@@nerfitdude hahahahhahaha have you not seen Australia's recent report about how the rest of the world sees them as an extreme police state right now? 😂😂 yall are fucked up with your fines shit just came out probably still on your news today
love the: "shoey?"
"leggy!"
as it is just the most normal way to down a beer
Mighty boosh
There is nothing more funny than a fucking arms dealer complaining about drinking out of a leg being “inappropriate”
The "I see civilians" was one of the funniest jokes I have seen in a while
When I looked through that scope all I saw were arms-dealers... do they count as civilians?
@@Boy_Boy perhaps
@@Boy_Boy they call those war profeteers *rubbing hands*
this reminds me of how i went to my local college for two years by writing John smith on the registration sheet , making up a fake number, using my friends old id to go to the college gym and attend a cheeky course or two
but most of the time i just pretended to be a student to play DnD with the lads
@@Boy_Boy Doesn´t matter, they don´t know about the geneva convention, so they will think you did nothing wrong
I love how he completely wasted his first try for that joke
And they still made it in on the second try! Legends
Chad. He knew he was going to get in.
Those cops were total dicks about it too. I get that an arms dealer convention is a serious matter but they took his joke way too seriously.
@@supraguy4694 honestly, not really all that serious. It's not that different from any other convention that is only open for people from within the respective industry. Sure, there are people who work for companies like Lockheed martin, but there are also a lot of journalists for industry specific websites and magazines. This was land forces expo (i think) which i guess is a little more exclusive, but if you look at stuff like shot show and IWA, which are also supposed to be industry only events... Tons of people who got their tickets from friends in the industry, many small gun shop owners, youtubers, veterans who wrote books about their service... These events are not as top secret and serious as it may sound.
@@supraguy4694 The female cop was cool about it but the male cop that pushed him obviously couldn’t take a joke... you’d think someone who has to stand around all day in the sun would appreciate a bit of comic relief.
I had a really hard time looking for engineering jobs these past few years. Almost every job I found was somehow linked to military research, testing, or manufacturing. This year I finally got a job in making animal feed without any fertilizer runoff, only to discover the company I am working for got started when they separated from a military R&D company trying to make jetfuel more economically. Absolutely crazy.
A lot of stuff has origins in military research I guess
@@nicknomski8399Only thing that actually gets funding all the technology that’s useful to civilians gets devolved for the general populace 20 years later
Something like 25% of the US economy is heavily reliant on the weapons industry, its frankly insane
probably because both world wars lead to the largest number of scientific discoveries in a short amount of time in decades. do you know how many minor companies came about because of the Manhattan project?
@@DoraTheMFDestroya Well NASA and other space agencies took care of that innovation in a few more decades without the war mongering BS
"that's really inappropriate" says the men explicitly responsible for explosive-induced traumatic amputation
"I wouldn't even understand or have a clue about what that is" -Lockheed Martin's view on the Geneva Convention
hahaha they don't waste their time with useless red tape!
😄
More like the Geneva suggestions.
Maybe it’s an appropriate response to an obviously satirical idea.
I know a guy who works at Lockheed, his job is to degrade the technology on weapons before sending them to allies
I find it hilarious that all the international arms dealers look absolutely lost and petrified when confronted by someone clearly taking the piss out of them.
You'd be surprised how many people in business are complete idiots. They're only good at a single thing, because it's all they've done for decades. They're so detached it's not hard to see why their morals are compromised so often.
they're not expecting the peasantry to be able to get into the conference
It's because they aren't there for fun or jokes. They are selling weapons.
I think they were just bored and wanted something different
They usually either deal with each other or reporters who hate their guts. They never deal with chaotic neutrals.
6:25 "Without them them a lot of the warzone humanitarian charities would be out of business." lmao. Brilliant. Glad I found your channel. Cheers from Canada.
More inappropriate than committing war crimes? More inappropriate than profiting off of human misery?
"Don't get handsy" intentional or not, that was glorious 👏
hahahaha definitely intentional! That pun was keeping me up at night, days before we went to the conference.
Picking them up, "someone give me a hand?"
I might need to get my hands on one of them before they all sell out.
@@marc21256 Fck!!! Missed opportunity for sure!!
The power armor guy explains a lot about whats wrong with riot control mentality really well just unintentionally
Yeah, it's terrifying seeing how they talk when they think you're one of them!
Its scary but masks are a crutal part of riot control. Matiaining enforcer confidence and reducing rioter confidence is what its all about. Theres a great video on the subject here czcams.com/video/yT9bit2-1pg/video.html&ab_channel=WendoverProductions
Too bad people tend to riot then.
Maybe instead of going after the guys who try to stop riots you should go after the pieces of shit who riot in the first place.
@@bruno_kunda there is no excuse to riot. None. Ever.
@@robertmartin8907 Really? Never? What about when they drag your neighbours from their house and execute them in the street?
As someone that works in security, the fact the guy didn't actually check your tag was both disappointing and completely expected.
Still absolutely blown away that the tag scanner took the QR code and either spat out a "YEP, ALL GOOD" or she just never actually checked it.
With how much people spend on missiles and armor, you'd figure they'd spend SOMETHING on a quality fucking security detail.
i like to hope that maybe their scanner has an exception to allow for Chaser pranks 😁
5:11 I died wheezing and laughing when you bowed at the dummy. Right after that guy's speech about the super suit. Thank you for that bit of comedy gold.
Yes, that was superb! 😂
good damn that "banter" about the armoured suit helping riot cops detach from their humanity was bloody grim
It's terrifying what these people say to you when they think you're one of them.
@@Boy_Boy thanks for the reply, love the channel. And yeah mate its messed up, fake hollywood villains seem slightly more real to me after hearing that conversation
@@boigercat nice 😄
@@joebidet698 yeah, it's so based to detach from reality and beat the shit out of protestors
@@joebidet698 yeah it's sort of an indictment of yourself to admit you enjoy seeing people protesting for equal treatment under the law being beaten the shit out of. not really a flattering thing to openly admit
Lmao that convo with the Star Wars larper was a masterpiece
Terrifying
I was so surprised when he started talking. I guess this is the way these people chat if they think you're one of them
Chilling, yeah. When the RL Storm Troopers come, we know they'll feel like automatons, further abstracted from their humanity and capable of even more heinous acts in the name of state power. The future is bright!
The armor was complete trash but at least he got paid to put on a good show
His arguments were the same things that furries say about their fursuit, putting on the mask makes them feel like they are somebody else
When he got past security all I was thinking was, “Well done 47.”
Lmao yeah, I can’t believe they let him through. Looked like some goofy disguise you’re see in the Hitman games, like, “Does nobody notice that the waiter is bald now, and has a giant barcode on the back of his head?” 😂
Right and thanks to him he has showed anyone interested how easy it is to get in.
Aleksa is just polite and nice enough to sneak into anywhere with enough confidence
Maybe not the cia top secret base
I expected a cop out after the "arms" clip but you actually did it. Incredible
We'd never do that to you! We're here to explore the depths of Empire as thoroughly as possible.
ha, "cop" out
@@Boy_Boy Are you sponsored by China? xD
@@rolydio no he's sponsored by the illuminati
It not that hard, it's just a business conference 🙄 I work for Lockheed Martin myself, it's cool work and I'm proud of it, but it's kinda funny how much of it is just boring normal office stuff
Pitching "a missile that goes so far up in space , the geneva convention does not applie anymore"
arms dealer: write that down! write that down!
US general: We just use Israel for that.
Okay hear me out, that little piece of land that neither Egypt or Sudan want. We start a small nation there and use it like a shell nation.
We missille all our enemies through them, then we put embargoes on the 10 farmers who live there
Actually there are other treaties that apply to space based weapons.
Once it leaves the ground, it's no longer technically on earth and therefore the Geneva convention no longer applies. So, shoot them when they jump in the air and you're fine.
I mean, ICBMs exist and they go to outer space
the way that he does social commentary hidden within comedy is genius
hidden?
Dude it's harder to sneak into an anime convention than it was for you to get there.
Only one cares about ticket sales.
This man has higher confidence than a basketball player smoking weed
hahaha don't get me wrong, it was still terrifying the entire time, but I'm glad I at-least looked confident.
@@Boy_Boy Haha HOW TF do you pull it off mann.
@@Boy_Boy Make your own 12 RULES OF LIFE and grift off teenagers who just searched motivational quotes on youtube search :P
@@Boy_Boy true big arm dealer energy
"I wouldn't even understand or have a clue what [the Geneva convention] is"
-Lockheed Martin employee 7:00
Yes, he's either an engineer or a salesperson. He doesn't need to know the Geneva Convention, because he isn't firing weapons. Also, the Geneva Convention mostly deals with the treatment of prisoners, the Hague Convention is more applicable.
He also wasn't even talking about the Geneva Convention, he was just confused by the idea, didn't get the joke, and wanted the other guy to leave him alone.
What a terrifying sentiment. They honestly don't need to worry about war crimes, that's someone else's job.
I think he also noticed we were filming him at that point and try to say anything he could to shut down the convo.
@@Boy_Boy Is it a terrifying sentiment? Do you need to worry about war crimes? No, because you aren't in a war. Does he need to worry about war crimes? No, because he isn't in a war. Unless be is designing equipment to specifically target children, then all war crimes are on the hands of the militaries that fire the weapons.
@@benschreyer8295 You like the taste of logic? The sweet and sour seasoning of facts? Grilled on the flames of justice and served in a bun of righteousness?
@Ben Schreyer are you intentionally being moronic or is your brain limited to simple knee-jerk reactions to stimuli like "if (military mentioned = 1) then { print(keyword "bootlicker") }"
This clown saying its inappropriate, thinking he's the morally superior one, had me feel some type of way. I would have called that clown out on the spot
Agreed.
I can't wait for your collab with Max Fosh:
"Fake arms dealer sells fake weapons to fake security agent for fake money"
Reminds me of when I got into Dreamforce - one of the most high-profile tech conferences in the world, complete with business CEOs and politicians as guest speakers - by just wandering in and asking what it was about. Seriously, I happened to be in San Francisco that day and saw so many people wearing the same blue lanyards. So I followed them over to Moscone Center and asked the lady at the front desk what it was all about, and if I could see it. She inexplicably printed out and gave me a full pass, which normally costs well over a thousand dollars and requires registering months in advance. I don't know why she did that. I was just some rando who wandered in; for all she knew, I could've been some kind of terrorist. They didn't even check my backpack. I got away with tons of free swag. One of the booths had a Hawaiian theme, with the desk decorated with authentic flower leis. I talked one of the clerks into giving me one, and I wore it on the entire subway ride back home. Good times.
Thats awesome! Should do it to more conventions
speech 100
@Richard Siahaan
Seriously one of the best skills is just talking and wearing a suit
daym bro, teach me how to get that level of charisma
@@blackdrago7356 you just need to understand etiquette add a dash of narcissism on top and voila youre a *successful man who knows what hes doing*
"that is really inappropriate mate" they said, while making a deal worth millions dollars that would result in thousands of civilian deaths
almost certainly not. Very little "business" goes on at this event. Calling Land Forces an arms convention is a stretch. There are hundreds upon hundreds of stands/businesses out there, and plenty of them don't do arms shit. There were plenty of businesses there whose entire business was products to save peoples lives. Helicopter stretchers, first aid kits training etc. There are people who supply the mundane shit like seats, cabling, etc.
The pub afterwards was all about networking and BD, meeting people growing your network etc. and most of all just getting pissed.
Are the ones providing the trigger really as bad as the ones pulling the trigger? Not at all.
@@PBMS123 All that stuff is still being used to kill people
@@PBMS123 exactly we should be more considerate about those small business who only wire weapons that kill people
@@SirBigWater someone in your family work in the arms industry? Sure they arent as guilty, but if they never made the weapons there would be no trigger to pull
Pozdrav iz Srbije,svaka cast za muda i ideju.Vas dvojica ste legende.
Wow. Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. Thanks for committing so fully do this, and making something so beautiful out of something so tragic.
Wishing you all the best from 🇨🇦.
“That day, an arms dealer took the idea of a bread gun seriously. The Breadtta was created, and most of the world was slaughtered in those days.”
I would feel so conflicted. So sad that I lead to so much death, but so happy that my bread gun worked. Now I know how these arms dealers feel, thank you.
Well... technically, it would end hunger one way or another, either they kill everyone or feed everyone, sooo.... yeeeiii....
@@jebaena91 That's a 'yes' moment right there. Lmao.
That Arms Dealer said the idea was and I quote "the best thing we ever had since sliced Beretta".
US Government: Bans bread, reduces age of legal gun ownership to 8.
"That's really inappropriate" after a conference that makes people have to wear those for the rest of their lives :p
Yea that dude was a bit of an ass. Hope he stands tall on his moral high ground while selling ballistic weapons designed to maim and kill.
@@youtubedeletedmynamewhybother Classic Aussie women start screeching in that annoying tone they have about something they know nothing about but overheard that it's inappropriate
Yeah just think of them in the conference they are wearing their own power-suit so they can detach themselfs and in the pub they are normal citizens...
"listen I may profit off of mass death but at least I'm not * rude * okay"
The arms dealers getting offended by the prosthetic leg didn't like it because it reminds them of when their weapons failed to kill.
the leggy bit just got extra funny
Hello Esther, crew, and Abraham. Another great video!
"it's inappropriate mate!" What a strange thing to hear from a guy seeling bombs to turn kids in Syria into meatloaf 😂
The bombs are meant to turn soldiers into meatloaf effectively, military is just too trigger happy.
@@electricheisenberg5723 that's just what you are told not even by the military but by movies, the military themselves see no problem with killing civilians within "limits" including their own soldiers to further their own goals...
@@PoeticSonic no no no you don’t understand, that’s EXACTLY WHAT I SAID. Have you seen the fucking war crime podcasts by Aussie soldiers in Afghanistan? How can someone deny that?
@@PoeticSonic also why is everyone like “that’s just what you were told by (group)”
@@electricheisenberg5723 what i'm saying is that they send these bombs to soldiers and not to civilians, it has been documented time and again that these bombs have been lunched on civilians on PUPROSE such as Amiriyah public shelter it was not a mistake they planned for it for a long time, they hit the vents to basically do what the germans did to the jews.
all civilians and btw this happened BEFORE 9/11 and it only got worse after 9/11 soldiers aren't trigger happy the government WANTS trigger happy soldiers so they MAKE trigger happy soliders which is why many soldiers come back fucked up mentally do you think you can be as fucked as they are just by killing a few random guys who were trying to kill you?
fuck no, you get like that from killing inoccent people. some of them even try to cope but clearly there is an underlying problem in there psyche.
I love how their responses to your ship-post pitches are "I've never heard anything about that" and "I wouldn't know what you're talking about." Its like they just hear the words "war crime" and immediately go into deny-culpability mode...
Yeah, I think they quickly caught on that I was being cheeky and they immediately went into 'damage control'
Its almost as if these people being paid to represent their employers are intent on keeping their jobs. Lol
@@Boy_Boy p
>ship-post
@@Teguranch goes to show that most people commenting haven’t held serious jobs
"do you reckon thats a good idea?"
looks straight into the camera
"uhh.... no"
Acts like an idiot
Later: "I feel like a massive idiot"
How could this be?
@@jclive2860I agree! We should show them how it's done by sneaking into arms conventions and acting all serious like real professionals!
Everyone at the bar - "It's inappropriate!!!!!"
Chad - "Shoey!"
hahaha I love that guy! I felt like such a dickhead until he swooped in and saved the day.
@@Boy_Boy I’m surprised you managed to not clap back with something like “oh this is inappropriate? But not financing the whole thing?”
The irony in that perfectly summarizes the whole vid.
@@nicoh848 yeah he should have done some research about certain dealers so that he could give some witty morality checks when asked
After like 45 minutes of research, I know know who Ben Roberts-Smith is, what the leg is about, and now I finally get the "leggy" and "shoey" remarks. Australia, what a colorful land of mysteries.
"They make an absolute killing" is just about the most hilarious yet accurate description of arms-dealers.
I like chicken nuggets.
Bro what in tf.. I saw this comment same time he said that.
wie rennt die osu karriere chef
@@EinfachLuap Leider hart eingerostet. Hoffe das aber in nächster Zeit ändern zu können.
@@Krunschy lässig, na spannend wen ma da so allertrifft in irgendwelchen Kommentar-sections. :')
Like, I went from stuff made here, to I did a thing, to this in a week. Been sick the whole time and it's been like the best week ever. Thanks for the vids.
I recently discovered I did a thing and was so amazed by his videos. Then this channel was recommended to me and im even more amazed by you guys. You really really impress me with your whole lifestyle and attitude. Now you are one of my favourite youtubers.
I really respect your balls!!!
(Sorry if my english is a little incorrect)
Greetings from Germany!!!
With a suit, lanyard, cup of coffee, and top confidence you could get into any conference you wished
and ipad
I snuck into a secret freemason meeting
except comic-con
@@liamsteadman6224 yeah for that You also need three weeks without showers. Or was that just any anime convention
Hopefully not a conference on social engineering and security vulnerability but who knows.
Ok so hilariously I actually frequent these arms expos in the US.
My favorite thing to do is do a bit of joking around too, go to the vehicle/aircraft vendors and ask them if they've got discounts on last model year etc like used car sales and shockingly often they run with it and go on long spiels about how their MPG is and what entertainment options there is.
Ahaha i would love to pick up a end of financial year jet!
Every one is human and running a convention booth is fucking boring so it's fun when someone is actually funny.
@@wasabij people will roll with anyone that not follow the usual lol
@@wasabij i don't think they are human tho 😬
You should ask them if the amputated arms and legs of smaller children still get stuck in the treads, because the old model was awful about that. Like, you'd have to get out and scrape the baby arms off every so often and it just ruined the whole trip through the site of the drone strike.
Love how quite a few comments have been replied by the boys, I love you guys hope you do awesome. Love from a spanish sociologist ♥️♥️
I apologize for being so late. I should've followed you sooner. I been a fan of "I did a thing" for what feels like years and I enjoyed you in his videos. HAD NO IDEA YOU MADE YOUR OWN. BRAVO
How sweet and sensitive of them to comment on the leg. Not surprised as they’re so generous to have attended to such a huge charity convention.
They just really care about people's feelings and I feel horrible for upsetting them.
I still dont understand why it was inappropriate was he missing a leg or something?
@@exemida Im not sure I'd like to know
@@exemida the top pinned comment explains it. Essentially the guy he mentions was accused of killing a civilian with a prosthetic leg
@@kotor610 Oh geez lol I think its pretty appropriate then.
My friends and I snuck into Gamescom a few years ago because we couldn’t get tickets and it was so much harder than getting into this arms dealer convention.
Did you try wearing a suit and walking in with authority?
@@davidy22 No but looking confident when walking past the security was the vital final step after a long series of sneaking through dark empty garages and past the catering kitchen. For some reason there was also a concert hall with a grand piano where people were having lunch. We went in through the neighboring building, onto the rooftop and from there there's a bridge to the rooftop of the actual building where the convention is.
@@KnitterX Jesus, what sort of sorcery did you perform?
@@apoth6170 They just believed
fun fact, i snuck into 2 Games Cons, 1 comic con, and a twitch con, without tickets, by carrying a ladder, and wearing an High Vis vest, with a building permit, i walked right past the lines and went in through the main entrance and asked the person giving out passes for a VIP badge, and they just did it was hilarious. highly recommend so far 0 times getting caught.
This is actually incredible. Well done.
"Vidis da moze, vidis kako je lako, jednostavno je!" 😂🤣 Veliki pozdrav tebi i Alexu! Super su vam kanali!
“Do you know how to use an Ipad?”
“No”
Ahh yes, classic Aussies, somehow managing to sneak past all the cops out front but not knowing how to use technology
Hahahaha I was a bit embarrassed of putting that clip in. Luckily the cops are a little bit dumber than me
"It's inappropriate"
They get that worked up over a severed leg? Do they really not understand what the things they sell do?
Blame the swordsman, not the blacksmith
Why were they so worked up about it though? Why was it inappropriate
@@joelle4226 Recent war crime accusations of the most decorated man in australia for executing a man with a prosthetic leg, and handcuffing and throwing of a cliff another person.
@@adrianoarne-ritz249 Blacksmiths don’t work with or make swords lmao
And swords aren’t weapons of mass destruction
@@adrianoarne-ritz249 are you kidding me
It's actually insane you guys pulled this off, honestly badass.
That Lockheed Martin suit saying "I wouldn't even understand or have a clue about what that is.." gave off some creepy "that's in development and top secret, can't talk about that" vibes.
That first conversation was so scary. Just put on a mask to dissociate with whomever you’re executing. Great video.
why do you think the old illustrations and stereotypical executioners wore black hoods? because most people don't want to feel judged for having a job where you're probably going have to do some fucked shit to people. that, and it also protects you and your family from being harassed by media and radicalists.
@@_DMNO_ Executioners in europe 500 years ago were seen as an "unclean", similar to prostitutes. They often got their own table at the town's inn and a very own set of cuttlery and cups, as nobody would've wanted to eat with untensils that might've got used by an executioner at some point. There is even a diary/order of commissions of a franconian executioner from the late 16th century, who performed over 350 documented executions and 345 "corporal punishments" which normally meant torture, like hacking off fingers and such. But personally he doesn't seem like a bad guy, for example he advocated for prisoners who were originally sentenced to execution by drowning. Often enough the sentence was changed due to his intervention to beheading, which is much less inhumane.
Reminds me of Squid Game
@@_DMNO_ "radicalists" here meaning "people who don't like serial murderers"
@@ashegrey2321 Executioners aren't serial murderers. To me it is a respected job because most people aren't capable of it. Someone has to do it and they fill that demand.
Also by radicalists I meant those that would try to harm the executioner or their family in a vigilante style.
I think when you mentioned about the space missile, the guy just went "Holy shit, that could work" mode for a moment.
And it's Lockheed Martin, they probably have people developing the damn thing already without this guy's knowledge.
I mean he basically just described an ICBM
Homie predicted what happened with Chinas missile
no it couldn't. Missiles don't go into space so that the geneva convention stops applying, it goes into space to reach farther around the Earth. Plus ICBMs already exist, so it's not a new concept, it was around during the Cold War. These guys aren't stupid.
@@HassHansson "no it couldn't. Missiles don't go into space so that the geneva convention stops applying, it goes into space to reach farther around the Earth. Plus ICBMs already exist, so it's not a new concept, it was around during the Cold War. These guys aren't stupid."🤓
Loved it..I'm here from IDAT's yt channel and you give more or less the same comedic vibes...subscribed!
Brilliant work, man!!!!
*Aging orange pitch*
“So you think it’s gonna be good?”
*army guy looks at camera*
“Im gonna say no”
I would love to have heard what he would've said if he didn't see the camera
@@Boy_Boy you've would've closed a deal right then and there
would have been great if it actually came to fruition. No war crimes, and you can bolster your army's moral for having more kill numbers
Things like this are about meeting and building reputation, that includes jokes or playing along with conversations to keep a positive experience.
Pretty sure he sensed a trap, especially when he saw the camera, and decided he wouldn't want to risk playing along.
The armor being used to disassociate from being human is genuinely one of the most bone chilling things I’ve ever heard someone say completely unapologetically. He thought that was ok
Disassociating during (or even after) combat is extremely common. It’s a form of psychological protection. To kill another human being is not only the most taboo of acts, but for the vast majority of humans, it feels wrong down to the core of your psyche. Your mind has to find a way to detach from the situation to do what needs to be done. Distance or physical barrier enable disassociation significantly better. It’s easier to drop a bomb from a plane, press a button on a screen, or fire a cannon while in a tank than it is to pull the trigger within yelling range of another human, because the closer we get, the easier it is to remind us of the humanity of the enemy.
@Tax Evasion I'm sorry what do you think combat even is?
welcome to the headspace of your average cop
Wow man read some history snowflake
Hilarious coming from someone named “tax evasion”
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I must admit that armor looked awesome but the "dehumanizing" thing of putting the helmet on ... that shit was scary
I’ve worked at multiple events as a grunt, steward. And honestly if you have the confidence just to walk past us without hesitation we won’t question you. It’s obviously a gamble as you may get unlucky but there’s a good chance of getting in, more secure sections we/they try harder and check everyone but getting in to the general area is easy. A suit and any lanyard or wrist brand of any colour will get you in.
Makes sense, when I worked in retail I really didn't cared if someone stole a ton of tvs, I just had to PRETEND that I cared
@@pabloelia6615 :?see s Ed I. Jhf
Thats weird I often act like a complete asshole doing that sort of work. I wont let some people in even if they have a pass, just for some action. Or purposefully give them wrong directions. So I dont just have to stand around all shift.
Brisbane Convention Centre is actually really strict on entry to events though. I'm honestly surprised he got past two levels of security with a fake pass, including one that scanned his thing and just ignored it.
Youre forgetting the clipboard/hardhat/toolbag old trick
Thank you
This is the only video I´ve seen from you. Made me subscribe over a year ago.
Who will win:
- A conference guarded by police and private security, filled with people's profession is ending intrusions through violent heavy ordinance.
- One sneaky boi with a camera crew and a pass made in photoshop.
A sneaky little boiboi
I love how the Australian Defense force guy looks over at the camera before saying no. If you hadn't had that camera you would have had a sale.
I'm quite convinced it was a hidden camera the whole time. I believe he guessed that it was there somewhere.
7:02 he’s playing 4D chess. By claiming he has no idea what the Geneva Conventions are, he is less likely to be held liable.
Jeezus, how many quick saves did it take to successfully get through? Amazing job smuggling yourself in there lol
[ DETECTED ]
One try
Always go for sneak
Being a confidante white male with a clipboard/lanyard and confidence gets you _many_ places. Social engineering is weird
@@DeathnoteBB no, it's awesome
Did you get those spare limbs from a second hand store?
this guy
He’s a professional. He only sells the highest quality arms.
You know he didn't order them online because he had to get the feel for them first hand.
All your videos are so good!
This is such a horrible and chaotic video and I enjoyed every minute of it
subbed 👍
"I aim at the moon, but the rockets keep hitting London!" - Wernher von Braun.
BASED!!!
Hey, it was an honest mistake
“Once the rockets come up, who cares where they come down? That’s not my department.”
Raflamo
This is the kinda shit i love. Anti-war, full of irony and, my favorite, good people sneaking into crowds of bad people to show us a glimpse of their delusions
Cheers mate, we'll have more videos like this coming your way!
It's terrifying how these people act when they think you're one of them.
your narrative of “good people sneaking into crowds of bad people” is utterly childish and stupid，so does this video.
I wanna be an arms dealer
no such thing as nad people, only sick and misled
Who tf is pro war
Wow, talk about 'security theater' in action with a fake badge and a scanner that just beeps over any Q-Code. Love it, lol.
Hilarious! This is real humour, well done.
I don't think arms-dealers really care about war crimes
Yeah, that makes sense. I can't believe I had to pretend to be an arms dealer just to find that out.
I mean, technically, they do, as it undercuts their bottom line. Which is literally the only thing they care about.
@@dogchaser520 they only care about war crimes in the public eye
If I were an arms dealer I wouldn't sell to scumbags such as the government but other people do so of course.
@@Cacowninja wow, an ancap saying there should be regulation on markets. never thought I would see the day..
With every one of these videos, I become more and more convinced that with a high Vis jacket, photoshop, and confidence, you could walk into any place in earth. Great video mate.
I definitely wasn't expecting to get in, but it does go to show how far a little bit of confidence can go!
The weakest link in any security system are humans
Hats off to ya for pulling it off though. You'd think that there would be tighter security for arms dealings. Guess they could contact you in the future for testing security breaches. 😂
This is just too funny. I can't believe you were able to get in so easily
The way that that arms dealer described wearing his "invincible suit" is the same way you feel when you wear a mascot costume It's kind of funny how the world works.
I love how the ADF guy looks directly at the camera before saying Aging Orange is a bad idea. I imagine he's thinking "I've seen the Borat movies, I'm on to you."
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Yeah he wanted to say could be good Hhahaha
"He just said it's inappropriate, wtf?"
*stops drinking*
"Its an aussie war hero tho"
*continues drinking*
it was so difficult copy pasting the script that you had to edit it huh
@@goldenshirt Hard work can only be appreciated by great minds. And you smell sarcastic.
#JustGotRoasted
@@SeriousJB how is just repeating what they said hard work? and lol did you seriously just use a hashtag
@@goldenshirt Obviously not great minded. I end my sentences with dots, shush.
@@SeriousJB bruh you sound like a priest bye
6:18 Tomar looking good there
What's even funnier is that right during this I got an ad for canada's arms dealer convention CANSEC
"Shoey!"
"Leggy!"
I love Australians.
The last moments of this were hilarious - weapons dealers telling a guy off for making 'inappropriate jokes'. Wow.
It must been a Karen, All the dudes were ok with it. Telling him to enjoy his time.
Acting like they have a moral high ground smh
The pure irony of that shit was enough to make a full suit of armor
I wonder what you use to defend yourself, oh right, weapons
@@stanleystove I'm pretty sure you don't have a nuclear missile lying around your house in case someone breaks In
Love your vids never got to sub befor eyou hit 100k, found this vid again and now seen your other vids and think it's great!
Man, so excited for more of this year's CES coverage
This is so sad!!!!!!
How could they not drink and honor a war hero?????
And that's the funny
I don't understand it at all. If I was an arms dealer like them, I'd be so excited to do a leggy
@@Boy_Boy Maybe take a prosthetic arm next time? Jeez
@@Boy_Boy take a prosthetic arm next time, as the comment above has me has so graciously pointed but call it an army.
This channel is like no other. Sarcasm, humor, and the message behind the videos are great. Love you guys!
Thanks so much! We'll have more and more coming!