Well sort of. They can certainly carry a weapon inside the base but not outside. That guy with the rifle or the other US people could not fire outside the base fence anyway.
The point being that them flashing guns at you after they have established that you're no threat is just a dirty power move to scare you. There's no need for that kind of bullying tactics.
this clown turns up with a camera outside a Military base and he's upset with a rifle ......if he wants deal with state of police ask them about knife crime , robbery , Van theft and break ins .
@@Nathan-bd6cq Yes they will but if you had read my reply more slowly you would have seen my point was they can do as they like INSIDE the base but not OUTSIDE. The guy was OUTSIDE.
Was just thinking about Texas whilst watching the vid, it's one of a few places in murica I'd like to visit although I think the heat would kill me as I'm from a pretty bleak rainy place in Yorkshire.
Because terrorists never scouted military bases before with a camera. It would be stupid not to go out and ask questions. It lets anyone seeing this know that yes, they are being watched. More of a deterrent for those who might want to do game because they know the people at the gate are alert and aware to their presence, not kicking back and sleeping.
@@JazzFunkNobby1964 Not in the UK. Police are sworn into the office of Constable, throughout UK Police Forces. It is the basic rank and all recruits are sworn in as 'Constable'
If You go to any UK active military base you will find a gate with a gardhouse with British soldiers carrying rifles pretty standard in the UK after the Lee rugby attack
This audit doesn’t even make sense. You’re auditing U.S Air Force Security Forces personnel at a Royal Air Force installation. Yes, all the bases that Americans occupy in the United Kingdom are owned and operated by the United Kingdom government. Oath? There is oath is to defend the constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic. Not figure out what rights the British guy at the gate has and how American-British law is maintained at the front gate.
I visited Alconbury about 5 years or so ago to pick up a car from one of the businesses on the old airfield site. The old entrance was being reworked so I walked around the perimeter on the main road till I came to what I thought was a side road into the airside. After a couple of hundred yards there was a covered area and portakabin by a gate. I didn't realise the tech site was still in use and I sauntered up with my little backpack on and phone in hand to be greeted by five US army types with rifles emerging from the portakabin. They spread out ahead of me and very politely asked if they could help me, lol. I explained my business but they assured me there was no access here and I had to walk a mile back where I'd come from. Very professional and polite but definitely prepared to act if required. Much respect to them, unlike our muppet mod dibble.
It’s Hilarious and pathetic in equal amounts ; even after you’d schooled him you knew how their fishing works .. he continued to fish! As I say, trained robots, fundamentally acting against the public and their rights .. not for them. They have brought this audit culture on themselves, not the other way round.
I will say, and this is anywhere. If there is a military transport of a nuclear weapon, owned by the US, there is a defined National Defense Area around the asset that the security personnel have full jurisdiction. Obviously, that is an extreme case, usually not done by ground, and I the rare instance that it did happen, it would be done in conjunction with local authorities so that u wouldn’t really deal with US personnel, but the outer perimeter would be locals. Just wanted to let people know that there are rare cases.
@@JK-dl6ql sorry m8 any time your on UK soil you do as your told no one gives a fuck where your from inside the fence ok but outside hell no i have to add we love you guys anyway and we will always look after you
What do police learn in training? I reckon, week one ‘How to get details’, Week two ‘how to get details’, week three, ‘How to get details’. Weeks four to six, specialised subject ‘how to get details.
Standard uk police training... Week 1 Bullying Week 2 Lying Week 3 Intimidation tactics Week 4 Murdering young girls then laughing about it with other pcs...
What do members of the auditing cult learn in training. I reckon, week one 'Follow this script anywhere someone is working just to incite and provoke'. That's it.
@@Mike7O7O "Sending an armoured vehicle as air support would've had a predictable result. A big armoured vehicle shaped hole in the ground." 1. the grammar and punctuation of "What, no air support? They could have at least sent an armored vehicle." distinguishes air support from armoured vehicle. That's your first error... 2. vehicle; 'a conveyance; a device for carrying or transporting substances, objects or individuals.' Therefore, an armoured attack helicopter is a valid example of 'Sending an armoured vehicle as air support that *WOULD NOT* result in a big armoured vehicle shaped hole in the ground.'
It’s what police officers do…..they do that bit very well sadly at times but when they have to conduct an investigation at times they are rotten as many auditors and those who follow them will know.
I have only just found your videos, and am now binge watching them... I LOVE how you outsmart each and every person you come across...... keep up the good work
Just a quick suggestion, maybe you should use your rights when you need to rather than engineering an entire situation to then prove you have those rights. It's like setting your house on fire to prove your smoke alarm works. Grow up fella.
Totally agree!!!! This is what PTTP should do, put we should all be sending emails and we should be doing anything in our powers to stop these things happening to us again....we have to support our auditors after all they are protecting us the public
It's Jobcentre (re), not 'jobcenter (er)', unless you're American: hence the combining forms 'centri-, centr-, centro-', denoting centre. Please use and preserve our proper English language and avoid adopting unnecessary Americanisms. xx ❤
They're foreign terrorists on sovereign UK soil. F*ck off. And the two nearest gate were ignorant with lack of interaction / people skills - braindead brainwashed drones killing machines for a global terrorist cartel.
I love your videos and auditing videos in general. But I always feel uncomfortable seeing military sites being recorded. Those people are on very high alert and that is understandable as they don't know your true intentions. Just because you can doesn't mean you should. But 100% to the professionalism of the US Military, they were spot on.
I was waiting for the female soldier to step off base and she was doing ok until 16:15 then she became an armed person in public. It may have been only a few feet but if you stepped a few feet onto their base I bet things would have turned out different.
@@domunicas non tacky, nice views to the sea ( not looking out at wind farms) nothing against them but not for a nice view. A good place for a meal and a quiet walk along the beach
Great audit mate. Very confident in your position. Calm and assertive. Love you putting that copper in his place. They really are the enemies of the people with their constant fishing and lying. Anything resembling an actual crime is ignored.
15:55 As a victim of crime who’s been let down by police inaction. Why aren’t police officers doing their job of stopping real crimes like burglary, robbery and dangerous driving? Instead of wasting their time doing this?
8:50 She has no jurisdiction whatsoever to require anyone outside the base to produce identification, therefore she has no just cause to request it. Very cheeky.
She can ask for Id actually the person does not have to identify themselves however it also works the other way round when he asked them for Id they can say no
Well if u don’t want power projection, feel free to petition for the US not to be there. I’m sure many Eastern European countries such as Poland would love to have move USAF bases there. Especially with what is going on now in Ukraine, places like this are a deterrent. But I’m willing to be the USAF is paying money to the UK government to lease that land.
@@nataliemuir1456 Not really correct, the military are also covered by far more laws to protect them as they are a high risk target as we have seen in the past, the MOD police now do most of the interaction with the public, they should know all the laws but don't (including bylaws) for the area they cover. But as said, military bases and personel should be left alone or you can end up in some serious trouble (unlike filming the pilice etc).
We have got a problem with these oath breakers. They don’t seem to be accountable which means they should be treated like an occupying force not assisting the citizens but there to dominate the populace.
Ive been waiting for one of you auditors to man up and audit the SBS Marine base in poole. They just had a load of cameras and security fences put up...Lets see how that goes
If you're so concerned about police breaking their oaths, why don't you join up so you can show them how it's done? You present yourself as someone who knows more than them, so why not join up and help instead of complaining about it? Be the change you wish to see in the world.
Spot on. The bloke is just out to cause trouble under the pretence he is some sort of crusader for human rights. More like he can’t be arsed to get a proper job and has just jumped on the made up auditor job bandwagon.
Don’t be daft, that would require him to get an actual job instead of standing around with a camera. And then acting like the high school hall monitor when he’s asked to move on “ACKTYUALLY i’m allowed to be here” God it’s embarrassing
@@GaraGaraVideo ... As a Junior Rank on security duty, he's probably been on shift anywhere up to 12 hours, and maybe on patrol fir 2 hours. Standard military protocol, carry water because you don't know when a knobhead will appear at the gate and delay you going off shift.
I grew up in St. Albans but haven't been there for about 20 years, in Australia now. Have wondered if St. Albans will feature in any auditing vids. I saw PTTP in Watford which was a nice blast from the past. Sounds like the Job Centre in St. Albans can be a bit aggro. Cheers 👍
Very weird to see the PT Cruiser in the UK. That one is at least 12 years old (production ended in 2010). It really wasn't a popular car in the states. Great content
There were a lot of Chrysler/Dodge cars imported to the UK around 2007-2009 with right-hand drive and manual transmission (stick shift). At the time the exchange rate was $1.80 to the £ so they were good value.
Looks like a complete waste of everybody's time. Marking everyone's homework. "I don't really appreciate the rifle" at a military base. I need to make UA-cam not show me any more audit videos. The algorithm got it wrong, for once.
A long time ago I had connections with a USAF base in Oxfordshire.....The guys there were told a story about an incident in the 60's......the base's grass and other plants were managed by a UK government agency that employed local workers......one day a worker was on a ride on mower and he had driven the mower outside to trim the grass outside the gate, when he cam back in the shift change had happened and a new team were on the gates...with some straight off the plane new boys.....now one of these approached the guy on the mower and said "stop ID".....the good old Oxfordshire boy laughed and said "everybody knows me, I've worked here for years". he made to drive past the new boy.....who promptly pulled out his pistol and shot him point blank.....Now I don't remember the physical outcome for the Oxfordshire boy.....but the American airman was on the next plane back to the US. You see his standing orders were to shoot on sight anyone who tries to force their way onto the base. A little more common sense could have been used....certainly, but nobody had made orders that took into account a good old Oxfordshire boy mowing the grass. Back then I heard that the USAFs policy was not to pay out....same way the have not yet paid out on the woman who killed the motorcyclist. So if any payment was made to Lawnmower man, it came from the British government. As they say up North...."think on lad" "think on".
@Irigouis88 Maybe BS, this was the late 60's I was circa 15 years old...Maybe there is something in the archives of the Oxford mail??/Banbury Guardian My contact was a SGT (who actually became a top man working for the US Government on Data security). or it could have been Croughton he worked at both bases.
I fully support your rights to film, however rocking up to the base and causing this shit is not acceptable, we are faced with too many threats on a day to day basis for a guy to just rock up with a camera looking for some copper. We’ll treat you with more respect than the police, however there’s a line, if you value the freedoms afforded to you and respect the people who gave you them then please stop filming our entry points, checking reactions and giving potential attackers intel. You fail to see the bigger picture.
They do not have to recite oaths to you because their oath is to whatever organisation they belong to, not to you! They do not disrespect their oath; it is you who is assuming they do! because you have'nt got the 'provoking' response you want! You have no rights to even ask! Also, do you really think someone is just going to jump into a car from miles way and rush to the scene of a man taking pics of fence posts, to take his complaint!! Are you real yourself!?? Personally, as a member of the public, I would have done exactly the same and given you the phone number to make a complaint; I would not have wasted my time over someone like you!!
I don't think this guy understands the military is. It's not there to serve the population directly. The oath taken is to swear allegiance to the crown. It's got nothing to do with serving the people, as this guy seems to think it does.
Just a small suggestion, maybe all auditors should carry printed copies of the Oath of attestation that all police officers take and always ask them if they are acting on their oath when you encounter them. Then present them with a printed copy of the Oath of attestation and remind them that they swore to uphold their oath. When you have that on camera there is no hiding place for the oath breakers.
Or if anyone sees police officers on duty, ask them to repeat out the police oath of attestation on camera. Could be a good way to filter out good and bad officers??
@@TheTerminator423 I don't think so. It's just human nature that they don't remember it, given that it's typically treated as a formality. Just like you can't distinguish good and bad spouses based on whether they remember details of the wedding ceremony. The only people I would expect to remember parts of their oath are those who are weirdly spiritual about it, and those who realized at the time that there were items in it that they would probably not uphold. I guess when PTTP is asking random officers it's just a little psychological game of the kind that police often play with the public, making them feel uncomfortable and at a disadvantage. Calling cops out for not upholding their oath is of course a different matter.
That Dodge Challenger in the Demon trim 😊stood as one of the fastest mass produced production cars in history. 850 horsepower, 8.5 second 1/4 mile times and able to pull the front wheels off the ground from a standstill on drag tires. A truly impressive and innovative car for sure and highly sought after
@@OliverWoodphotography Not illegal, but an absolute pain in the arse. You’d be liable for for 20% VAT and 10% duty, and need an individual vehicle approval to register it. Once you have the car, it will be more difficult to insure and service, and any spare parts would likely need imported too. There’s likely a special process for US military importing personal vehicles, which would make it slightly less arduous here.
Just to let you know, Power, that there's no such thing as a superior officer. Nobody is superior to anyone else ! I think what you mean is "senior officer" !!!!
Great video, Alconbury must be costing a fortune since it must be over 20 years since aircraft regularly departed the base. An ex PM lived just over the road as well. It was pre 911, but when I visited the USA Bases in the States I just used to put my hand up to security and keep driving, I wouldn't try that one now though. :)
“I don’t appreciate the rifle though”?? Bro it’s a fucking military establishment. Obviously there’s going to be someone with a rifle.
Well sort of. They can certainly carry a weapon inside the base but not outside. That guy with the rifle or the other US people could not fire outside the base fence anyway.
The point being that them flashing guns at you after they have established that you're no threat is just a dirty power move to scare you.
There's no need for that kind of bullying tactics.
this clown turns up with a camera outside a Military base and he's upset with a rifle ......if he wants deal with state of police ask them about knife crime , robbery , Van theft and break ins .
@@1chishWhat do you mean sort of? It’s not sort of a military establishment lmao, they’re gonna have rifles it’s bizarre of him to complain about it 😂
@@Nathan-bd6cq Yes they will but if you had read my reply more slowly you would have seen my point was they can do as they like INSIDE the base but not OUTSIDE. The guy was OUTSIDE.
The Sgt just walks off leaving his mate hanging classic lol.
just left him stood there ,no guilt at all im of now hes thinking, done my bit
When I was stationed at Alconbury ( 1974-76 RF-4C's)we would have plane watchers outside the fence. Never had a reaction like this from SP's
You said to the soldier you did not apprieciate the rifle. What did you expect when you approach an army base. Tea and biscuits
Coffee and doughnuts, seeing as it's a Yank base.
For those people who don’t know what those blue berets are. They are Air Force Security Forces meaning MP/Military Police
What a monumental waste of everybody’s time.
Holding the police to account is a waste of time? I bet you would bow to the king too.
@@MrNoggin66 This is the USAF police you absolute helmet, they police servicemen and airbases?
@@derb009 The local Police, you silly sausage.
To be fair American service personnel are usually ok at UK base audits and these two didn't deserve the salty attitude toward them.
All this for a camera. Love from Texas.🥰
Was just thinking about Texas whilst watching the vid, it's one of a few places in murica I'd like to visit although I think the heat would kill me as I'm from a pretty bleak rainy place in Yorkshire.
Because terrorists never scouted military bases before with a camera. It would be stupid not to go out and ask questions. It lets anyone seeing this know that yes, they are being watched. More of a deterrent for those who might want to do game because they know the people at the gate are alert and aware to their presence, not kicking back and sleeping.
@@sashacoe25 If the heat don't kill you the cops might.
US soldiers calling him 'Sir' and generally behaving very professionally. A credit to the US.
They aren't 'Officers'. Call them 'Constables', because they HATE it! CONSTABLES! It SOOO bursts their ego bubble! 🤤🤤🤭😂😂
cuntstable lol
A Constable is an Officer isn't it?
@@JazzFunkNobby1964 Not in the UK. Police are sworn into the office of Constable, throughout UK Police Forces. It is the basic rank and all recruits are sworn in as 'Constable'
@@JazzFunkNobby1964 no a constable works for the crown an officer works for corporations
@@gaggymott9159 "Sworn into the office of Constable." Surely that makes them Officers?
If You go to any UK active military base you will find a gate with a gardhouse with British soldiers carrying rifles pretty standard in the UK after the Lee rugby attack
This is US regime occupation of your seemingly independent country
His name was Lee RIGBY, not rugby.
Absolute magic. See an audit is an audit. But auditing the Americans on our own soil is brilliant bro. 👏
This audit doesn’t even make sense. You’re auditing U.S Air Force Security Forces personnel at a Royal Air Force installation. Yes, all the bases that Americans occupy in the United Kingdom are owned and operated by the United Kingdom government.
Oath? There is oath is to defend the constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic. Not figure out what rights the British guy at the gate has and how American-British law is maintained at the front gate.
The cameraman doesn't have a girlfriend.
He's protecting your freedoms by holding the police to account.
@@MrNoggin66 Really, REALLY ?
Yes @@anthonytaylor-u6e
I visited Alconbury about 5 years or so ago to pick up a car from one of the businesses on the old airfield site. The old entrance was being reworked so I walked around the perimeter on the main road till I came to what I thought was a side road into the airside. After a couple of hundred yards there was a covered area and portakabin by a gate. I didn't realise the tech site was still in use and I sauntered up with my little backpack on and phone in hand to be greeted by five US army types with rifles emerging from the portakabin. They spread out ahead of me and very politely asked if they could help me, lol. I explained my business but they assured me there was no access here and I had to walk a mile back where I'd come from. Very professional and polite but definitely prepared to act if required. Much respect to them, unlike our muppet mod dibble.
It’s Hilarious and pathetic in equal amounts ; even after you’d schooled him you knew how their fishing works .. he continued to fish! As I say, trained robots, fundamentally acting against the public and their rights .. not for them. They have brought this audit culture on themselves, not the other way round.
Why can't these people just work within the law?...it's so mad!!? Mental 😳
@@kayetaylor5551 they can't because they are so corrupt, f*"king pig's 🤬🐷🤬
Since when did foreign military personnel have any jurisdiction over British citizens on the Queens highway?
never
Since we save your butt last time?
I will say, and this is anywhere. If there is a military transport of a nuclear weapon, owned by the US, there is a defined National Defense Area around the asset that the security personnel have full jurisdiction. Obviously, that is an extreme case, usually not done by ground, and I the rare instance that it did happen, it would be done in conjunction with local authorities so that u wouldn’t really deal with US personnel, but the outer perimeter would be locals. Just wanted to let people know that there are rare cases.
@@JK-dl6ql sorry m8 any time your on UK soil you do as your told no one gives a fuck where your from inside the fence ok but outside hell no i have to add we love you guys anyway and we will always look after you
only on their own bases , / land other then that, the power of arrest persons other then a constable ie private citizens
What do police learn in training? I reckon, week one ‘How to get details’, Week two ‘how to get details’, week three, ‘How to get details’. Weeks four to six, specialised subject ‘how to get details.
😅😅😅😅
Standard uk police training...
Week 1
Bullying
Week 2
Lying
Week 3
Intimidation tactics
Week 4
Murdering young girls then laughing about it with other pcs...
What do members of the auditing cult learn in training. I reckon, week one 'Follow this script anywhere someone is working just to incite and provoke'. That's it.
I’ve always wondered if police are taught to talk to the public like obnoxious twats.
You missed the big one; 'How to ignore serious, violent assaults on children when the criminal belongs to some alien religious cult.'
What, no air support? They could have at least sent an armored vehicle.
Sending an armoured vehicle as air support would've had a predictable result. A big armoured vehicle shaped hole in the ground.
@@Mike7O7O unless the ground was soft?
@@Mike7O7O "Sending an armoured vehicle as air support would've had a predictable result. A big armoured vehicle shaped hole in the ground."
1. the grammar and punctuation of "What, no air support? They could have at least sent an armored vehicle." distinguishes air support from armoured vehicle. That's your first error...
2. vehicle; 'a conveyance; a device for carrying or transporting substances, objects or individuals.' Therefore, an armoured attack helicopter is a valid example of 'Sending an armoured vehicle as air support that *WOULD NOT* result in a big armoured vehicle shaped hole in the ground.'
Pointless asking our Police FArce to "think" about something!
You need a brain to be able to think.....!
They just scarpered again, as they didn't want to help or progress anything. Great audit for exposing their unprofessional behaviours.
Probably had better things to do than waste time talking to this tosser.
It’s what police officers do…..they do that bit very well sadly at times but when they have to conduct an investigation at times they are rotten as many auditors and those who follow them will know.
I don’t know about not knowing their oath, more like a bunch of big oafs
So.... You went to make a complaint - Failed. Gave up and left quickly when your batteries were running out - No spare? = poor planning.
Thin blue line gang looking after each other
I have only just found your videos, and am now binge watching them... I LOVE how you outsmart each and every person you come across...... keep up the good work
Perfectly programmed people. Great content.
I agree, all auditors indoctrinated by the cult thinking quickly become programmed.
Just a quick suggestion, maybe you should use your rights when you need to rather than engineering an entire situation to then prove you have those rights. It's like setting your house on fire to prove your smoke alarm works. Grow up fella.
Total waster.
As always these auditors are complete bellends, and this one is no different. Absolute waste of space.
Cry much?
true, but you did watch the video...
I got dropped in by drone…..nice touch.
Except it was from an insufficiently GREAT HEIGHT!
The US Airman on the hill is a star and should go far.
Should go back to his own country
Thank god this wasn’t one of the frontline bases, the last thing they need is an attention seeking time waster with a chip on their shoulder.
pointing out the roman empire, New world order Agenda2030
Regarding the assault at the jobcenter. I seen the outcome and is fuming. Go to the media, this is unacceptable, and get his face posted.
Totally agree!!!! This is what PTTP should do, put we should all be sending emails and we should be doing anything in our powers to stop these things happening to us again....we have to support our auditors after all they are protecting us the public
@@kayetaylor5551
Media are corrupt
@@deeallen4726 true but useful at times, I was thinking the local papers in the area.
It's Jobcentre (re), not 'jobcenter (er)', unless you're American: hence the combining forms 'centri-, centr-, centro-', denoting centre.
Please use and preserve our proper English language and avoid adopting unnecessary Americanisms. xx ❤
Fair play to the soldiers. Nice polite and American.
They're foreign terrorists on sovereign UK soil. F*ck off. And the two nearest gate were ignorant with lack of interaction / people skills - braindead brainwashed drones killing machines for a global terrorist cartel.
@hewjarsols3717you look like a fish
It’s easy when you occupy another county
They're Airmen
waste of my tax money... especially the use of the police but above all why do these videos even exist....
Your tax doesn't pay for this RAF Alconbury is leased to the US Government and they pay for site operations. It's staffed by the USAF not the RAF.
@@philipsmedia5268 you mean we've allowed ourselves to be occupied since ww2 🙄 try harder
To be fair on military bases weapons are standard kit for guards so for me nothing new and to worry about.
Bloody robots; would salute a monkey if it had enough stars on its collar.
I always get reminded of the Kenny Everett American General whenever I see US troops.
They get a purple heart for sneezing.
I love your videos and auditing videos in general. But I always feel uncomfortable seeing military sites being recorded. Those people are on very high alert and that is understandable as they don't know your true intentions. Just because you can doesn't mean you should. But 100% to the professionalism of the US Military, they were spot on.
It's not illegal. End of story. Rest of it is your personal opinion. I don't agree with u.
I was waiting for the female soldier to step off base and she was doing ok until 16:15 then she became an armed person in public. It may have been only a few feet but if you stepped a few feet onto their base I bet things would have turned out different.
@@domunicas you’re right I do, where are we going ?
@@domunicas that sounds a bit boring, I thought a zoo or coastal visit. I’ll even let you pick where.
@@domunicas non tacky, nice views to the sea ( not looking out at wind farms) nothing against them but not for a nice view. A good place for a meal and a quiet walk along the beach
Well done sir. Respectfully and assertively.
I would always be very concerned when a officer with a firearm does not have a body cam.
Body cams are relatively new. Armed Officers are not.
I smoke tobacco since I was 13. Now 54. No issues.
Me too, since I was 8, now 54 as well, no problems so far 👍
@@darsom2717 exactly 👍🏻 and boozing. No health issues at all.
@@bolshevikproductions well I don't drink these days, but did enough as a young man to last a lifetime 😂
@@darsom2717 so far.
As foreign military in our country they have no right to question, you a are British civilian.
not true.
UK is US puppet. Empire long gone.
Utterly wrong response, if you're on their AoR. They have every right to speak to you.
Great audit mate. Very confident in your position. Calm and assertive. Love you putting that copper in his place. They really are the enemies of the people with their constant fishing and lying. Anything resembling an actual crime is ignored.
Thank you for that.. I have printed out their oath
15:55 As a victim of crime who’s been let down by police inaction. Why aren’t police officers doing their job of stopping real crimes like burglary, robbery and dangerous driving? Instead of wasting their time doing this?
They're mod police paid for by the US. Not your everyday HO police who deal with that.
it’s a military base , high risk if there’s any possibility people are going to pose a threat to the security of said base it’s a priority.
What was the point of this? You seem to just ask for more and more people and resources?
So she just stands in her stance off her base , in the road creating a traffic problem because she can
whats the point of winding them up ?? im not getting it ?? the Americans are very polite auditing them?
Americans working on an RAF base - how fascinating.
@Only Me 👍
@Only Me Some UK rules apply on base, strangely drinking age. 21 in America, but on US bases here it is 18, just like the rest of UK.
@@therealpollyanna5846 US military adopted the policy that it will follow the drinking age of the host country, even on base.
8:50 She has no jurisdiction whatsoever to require anyone outside the base to produce identification, therefore she has no just cause to request it. Very cheeky.
She can ask for Id actually the person does not have to identify themselves however it also works the other way round when he asked them for Id they can say no
she must have thought oh god its another limey jobsworth.
Wait until u need the police - hope they don’t come
You have an excellent auditing manner. Keep it up.
Can't imagine all the money wasted on these places.
Well if u don’t want power projection, feel free to petition for the US not to be there. I’m sure many Eastern European countries such as Poland would love to have move USAF bases there. Especially with what is going on now in Ukraine, places like this are a deterrent. But I’m willing to be the USAF is paying money to the UK government to lease that land.
I’m a big follower, and supporter of auditors, but I personally think military establishments shouldn’t be targeted.
Perfect place to audit as they ment to fight for rights and should know them. Whole point of the army
@@nataliemuir1456 Not really correct, the military are also covered by far more laws to protect them as they are a high risk target as we have seen in the past, the MOD police now do most of the interaction with the public, they should know all the laws but don't (including bylaws) for the area they cover.
But as said, military bases and personel should be left alone or you can end up in some serious trouble (unlike filming the pilice etc).
@@nataliemuir1456 If thats what they supposedly fight for...ideal
quite an odd comment
For what reason should they not be audited?
Back into the base why...??
Oh, donuts and burgers
Nice little video mate, looking forward to teaming up, I've tagged you in a post on my community page...
I can't recall what powers the US forces personal have under the visiting forces act to question anyone out side the base etc
Maybe you should have a visit to the cells in the guard room,to have a little chat.
We have got a problem with these oath breakers. They don’t seem to be accountable which means they should be treated like an occupying force not assisting the citizens but there to dominate the populace.
you defend the country then fuck wit
You're another iiot who doesn't know which way up is
You obviously don't have ID as you cant spell idiot without it that's which way is up.
really?? wonder what would happen if they were russians???
I like these soldiers, very pleasant and professional
They are USAF Security Forces Airman/ Security Police, Cops of the Air Force. Defenders of the Force.
AirPolice😊
So what was the important point that you originally wanted to bring to the attention of the police?
Ive been waiting for one of you auditors to man up and audit the SBS Marine base in poole. They just had a load of cameras and security fences put up...Lets see how that goes
If you're so concerned about police breaking their oaths, why don't you join up so you can show them how it's done? You present yourself as someone who knows more than them, so why not join up and help instead of complaining about it? Be the change you wish to see in the world.
Is good that he stands for the public as someone has to do it, is not all about the matrix and someone has to keep them in check 😉
Spot on. The bloke is just out to cause trouble under the pretence he is some sort of crusader for human rights. More like he can’t be arsed to get a proper job and has just jumped on the made up auditor job bandwagon.
@Kieran Harriman being an auditor not an easy job, what job do you have?
Don’t be daft, that would require him to get an actual job instead of standing around with a camera. And then acting like the high school hall monitor when he’s asked to move on “ACKTYUALLY i’m allowed to be here”
God it’s embarrassing
How did we manage in days gone by without carrying bottles of water with us everywhere constantly? 😎
Might have been Vodka.
Probably dehydrated
@@GaraGaraVideo ... As a Junior Rank on security duty, he's probably been on shift anywhere up to 12 hours, and maybe on patrol fir 2 hours. Standard military protocol, carry water because you don't know when a knobhead will appear at the gate and delay you going off shift.
@@photoplanet ok
St Albans job centre you will get a amazing video they will definitely react💯🇬🇧✌️
I grew up in St. Albans but haven't been there for about 20 years, in Australia now.
Have wondered if St. Albans will feature in any auditing vids. I saw PTTP in Watford which was a nice blast from the past.
Sounds like the Job Centre in St. Albans can be a bit aggro.
Cheers 👍
@@GaraGaraVideo what part of St albans wer you from?✌️❤️✌️
@@FilmingBritain Chiswell Green, on the way to Watford. Used to work in the Pizza Hut in town.
You?
@@GaraGaraVideo cotton mill 😂👍 and Conley heath Glad to have you here mate.
Did you go to Marlborough
😂👍✌️
Very weird to see the PT Cruiser in the UK. That one is at least 12 years old (production ended in 2010). It really wasn't a popular car in the states. Great content
? They were fairly common in the UK! Horrible looking crap, though.
There were a lot of Chrysler/Dodge cars imported to the UK around 2007-2009 with right-hand drive and manual transmission (stick shift). At the time the exchange rate was $1.80 to the £ so they were good value.
@@cwmousemat9112 I wish it was still that rate
I've seen it all now. I don't need to say it.
You're outside RAF Alconbury and I think this is your inner voice pleading for your reticence, as do I.
Looks like a complete waste of everybody's time. Marking everyone's homework. "I don't really appreciate the rifle" at a military base. I need to make UA-cam not show me any more audit videos. The algorithm got it wrong, for once.
What a saddo, Gone car spotting.
Your vids are getting better. Well done!
A long time ago I had connections with a USAF base in Oxfordshire.....The guys there were told a story about an incident in the 60's......the base's grass and other plants were managed by a UK government agency that employed local workers......one day a worker was on a ride on mower and he had driven the mower outside to trim the grass outside the gate, when he cam back in the shift change had happened and a new team were on the gates...with some straight off the plane new boys.....now one of these approached the guy on the mower and said "stop ID".....the good old Oxfordshire boy laughed and said "everybody knows me, I've worked here for years". he made to drive past the new boy.....who promptly pulled out his pistol and shot him point blank.....Now I don't remember the physical outcome for the Oxfordshire boy.....but the American airman was on the next plane back to the US. You see his standing orders were to shoot on sight anyone who tries to force their way onto the base. A little more common sense could have been used....certainly, but nobody had made orders that took into account a good old Oxfordshire boy mowing the grass. Back then I heard that the USAFs policy was not to pay out....same way the have not yet paid out on the woman who killed the motorcyclist. So if any payment was made to Lawnmower man, it came from the British government. As they say up North...."think on lad" "think on".
@Irigouis88 Maybe BS, this was the late 60's I was circa 15 years old...Maybe there is something in the archives of the Oxford mail??/Banbury Guardian My contact was a SGT (who actually became a top man working for the US Government on Data security). or it could have been Croughton he worked at both bases.
I fully support your rights to film, however rocking up to the base and causing this shit is not acceptable, we are faced with too many threats on a day to day basis for a guy to just rock up with a camera looking for some copper.
We’ll treat you with more respect than the police, however there’s a line, if you value the freedoms afforded to you and respect the people who gave you them then please stop filming our entry points, checking reactions and giving potential attackers intel. You fail to see the bigger picture.
If ever asked again where do your videos go... tell them all the way to California in the USA 🇺🇸
senior officers..... no man is superior to another.
They do not have to recite oaths to you because their oath is to whatever organisation they belong to, not to you! They do not disrespect their oath; it is you who is assuming they do! because you have'nt got the 'provoking' response you want! You have no rights to even ask! Also, do you really think someone is just going to jump into a car from miles way and rush to the scene of a man taking pics of fence posts, to take his complaint!! Are you real yourself!?? Personally, as a member of the public, I would have done exactly the same and given you the phone number to make a complaint; I would not have wasted my time over someone like you!!
Hear hear 👏
I don't think this guy understands the military is. It's not there to serve the population directly. The oath taken is to swear allegiance to the crown. It's got nothing to do with serving the people, as this guy seems to think it does.
Something about oaths… they are meaningless if you don’t know it and worthless if the one swearing to an oath has no morals 🧐. Thanks for sharing 👍🏼👍🏼
Just a small suggestion, maybe all auditors should carry printed copies of the Oath of attestation that all police officers take and always ask them if they are acting on their oath when you encounter them. Then present them with a printed copy of the Oath of attestation and remind them that they swore to uphold their oath. When you have that on camera there is no hiding place for the oath breakers.
A very good idea.
That is a great idea 👏👏❤️
I believe Psychodrilla did do that.
Or if anyone sees police officers on duty, ask them to repeat out the police oath of attestation on camera. Could be a good way to filter out good and bad officers??
@@TheTerminator423 I don't think so. It's just human nature that they don't remember it, given that it's typically treated as a formality. Just like you can't distinguish good and bad spouses based on whether they remember details of the wedding ceremony. The only people I would expect to remember parts of their oath are those who are weirdly spiritual about it, and those who realized at the time that there were items in it that they would probably not uphold. I guess when PTTP is asking random officers it's just a little psychological game of the kind that police often play with the public, making them feel uncomfortable and at a disadvantage. Calling cops out for not upholding their oath is of course a different matter.
I like the trippy sound effect sometimes on the videos.
I had to pick a car up from an auction site on this base very heavily guarded
Wtf. A foreign soldier on public land in Britain asking a British civilian for ID. Good work as usual, man.
If they were standing inside there base classed as American soil. Same as an embassy
@@peteramberley9952 she was out side the gate when she ask for id.
Is it not a RAF base?
@@tmcguire1968 only the name! to fool the english folk , SAOR ALBA
@@tmcguire1968 It is an RAF base leased to the USAF.
What do you achieve while doing this?
That Dodge Challenger in the Demon trim 😊stood as one of the fastest mass produced production cars in history. 850 horsepower, 8.5 second 1/4 mile times and able to pull the front wheels off the ground from a standstill on drag tires. A truly impressive and innovative car for sure and highly sought after
I thought the Challenger and Hell Cat were illegal in the UK due to their huge HP rating?
@@OliverWoodphotography Not illegal, but an absolute pain in the arse. You’d be liable for for 20% VAT and 10% duty, and need an individual vehicle approval to register it.
Once you have the car, it will be more difficult to insure and service, and any spare parts would likely need imported too.
There’s likely a special process for US military importing personal vehicles, which would make it slightly less arduous here.
That's not a demon, it just looks like a base model. The demon has a single large bonnet scoop vent, this one has two smaller ones
Brilliant video mate keep up the good work
Just to let you know, Power, that there's no such thing as a superior officer. Nobody is superior to anyone else ! I think what you mean is "senior officer" !!!!
Ask the american soldiers,are they for Trump or sleepy joe
I bet it’s sleepy joeeeee
NO ITS NOT BORING SEEING A GOOD COP AT ALL . THATS WHAT WE LIKE TO SEE PC 2631 .
Great video, Alconbury must be costing a fortune since it must be over 20 years since aircraft regularly departed the base.
An ex PM lived just over the road as well.
It was pre 911, but when I visited the USA Bases in the States I just used to put my hand up to security and keep driving, I wouldn't try that one now though. :)
I love that you make cops feel uneasy.
Great video nice interaction all round , stay safe retired lifeboatmen
Greetings from The Soviet Union ✌️🚩💪⭐️
Props to PTTP, he knows his shit and doesn't let them get away with anything
I get just as many police and whatnot interactions at home (neighbours, door opener). It's like Netflix live.
14:40 'Thats's what we do'. Funny, I thought Police were there to protect and serve the public.
What they do and what they are meant to do are very different things
Where's the Phantom that used to be behind the sign?
On the Nuns bridge
Didn't call who you wanted just called the police by the looks of it
It was the 2 that I interacted with in the previous video, but not the seargents supervisor
I would assume they have to carry their rifle everywhere they go similar to the army have to
All three Soldiers were very professional.
Professionally brainwashed braindead drone terrorists.
Airmen
Supervising officer or commanding officer, not superior. That infers the other person is inferior.
Jesus!! Military asking ID!?!? What else is coming!?
Do you understand the UK regime is occupied by the UK regime as are many countries around the world
I feel embarrassed that American personnel have to deal with this type of moronic behaviour