The King of Stolen Valor Documentary | OKI | MoistCr1TiKaL Reacts

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  • @MoistMoments
    @MoistMoments  Рік тому +441

    As Always, Thanks For Watching!

    • @stevenmix711
      @stevenmix711 Рік тому +13

      Ya man you can get foreign jump wings. I was 82nd. Basically they invite jump masters from other countries to head a jump for us and we get awarded the wings from those countries. A bunch of my buddies got German and Egypt foreign jump wings when I was in. I always skipped those jumps for no good reason.

    • @vanderncalmus1160
      @vanderncalmus1160 Рік тому +6

      Ok mate I'm sorry but I must rebuke you on one little detail that made my eye twitch a bit.... Both my mother and I love true crime documentaries, psychological thrillers, and old school traditional detective stories (none of that rewritten or new age knockoff garbage) In fact every year for Christmas me and my dear old mum break out the VHS and old school box TV complete with it sitting on an old worn dinning room chair and pillow for the sake of nostalgia and spend all day watching old true crime documentaries and black and white thriller movies while basking in my fathers moping and cringing it's become a fond family tradition at this point. But let me clarify that this is NOT out of any love for serial killers and narcissistic nut jobs. for me and my mum at least it's how interesting it is learning how the detectives went about their investigations, the psychological aspect that comes with trying to understand how or why these people do what they do, and the thrill of wondering if they will catch someone who is a clear cut "bad guy". It's not for everyone and I can respect and acknowledge that but just because not everyone gets the appeal of our hobby doesn't mean we're all creeps... just realized I went on a bit of a tangent there...sorry about that...

    • @112-DavidL
      @112-DavidL Рік тому

      The Australian Gov placed a $15m AUD Military Bounty (meaning only ADF personnel could collect upon capture) on Osama in 2001 and removed it in 2003

    • @Lovely-44
      @Lovely-44 Рік тому

      @@vanderncalmus1160kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkcbklllkkn m. M. Nnnnn l n

    • @stevenmix711
      @stevenmix711 Рік тому +3

      @@AdrianMashup what?

  • @Gravecoyote
    @Gravecoyote Рік тому +3046

    I just love the idea that this guy tried so hard to be seen as the ex-military badass only for his entire legacy to be "the paintball guy"

    • @TheLikenessOfNormal
      @TheLikenessOfNormal Рік тому +235

      Paintball guy who spontaneously went gay, fled to Mexico with a boyfriend and died of aids.
      Dude must want to haunt himself.

    • @injectionletal66
      @injectionletal66 Рік тому

      @@TheLikenessOfNormal and fuking share HIV to the women who love him

    • @NbNgMOD
      @NbNgMOD Рік тому +19

      Hahahahahahahaha hahaha

    • @peterkow5705
      @peterkow5705 Рік тому +5

      lol, airsofter

    • @jakecozzz1040
      @jakecozzz1040 Рік тому

      Not even the paintball guy lol he's the women beater aids giving lady boy loving fake military having asshole and will always be know as a scam artist lame who best up poor villagers while playing as Steven seagals lame ass's body double who tortured innocent people for fame.....fame he never got...also his sunglasses are shit hahahah

  • @tommykarrick9130
    @tommykarrick9130 Рік тому +1145

    I absolutely adore the phrasing of “honorably discharged, and banned from ever reenlisting”
    It makes it sound like a commander frantically shoved him out the front door, put luggage bags in his hands, saluted, shouted “THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!” and slammed the door, panting on the other side and saying “thank goodness that’s over”

    • @TheFallenDemon
      @TheFallenDemon Рік тому +27

      Lmao I imagine it EXACTLY the same 💯 because I've seen somethin' very similar happen to one of my old senior in my office 🤣🤣 great minds do think alike ig 😆😂🤣

    • @leviathanxyzzy4993
      @leviathanxyzzy4993 Рік тому +52

      They made a special sign that says ‘No Jack Idemas allowed’ and put it on the door immediately after slamming said door.

    • @Justakidthatrantsisapimp
      @Justakidthatrantsisapimp Рік тому +5

      When Daffy Duck enlists ^

    • @CthulhuStrength
      @CthulhuStrength Рік тому +15

      I can so vividly imagine that in a Ren and Stimpy style animation lmao

    • @tommykarrick9130
      @tommykarrick9130 Рік тому +12

      @@leviathanxyzzy4993 “And STAY OUT!”

  • @KarpetBurn
    @KarpetBurn Рік тому +2345

    Jack is the kind of guy who actually steals candy from babies.

    • @dansmart3182
      @dansmart3182 Рік тому +1

      Then he would claim the baby was a terrorist and count it as a successful counter terrorism operation.

    • @grillepain_
      @grillepain_ Рік тому +122

      While doing a tactical roll

    • @LazyLoonz
      @LazyLoonz Рік тому +47

      Nah bro he IS the baby and is lying about actually having candy.

    • @mikeellchuk3787
      @mikeellchuk3787 Рік тому +7

      babies shouldn't have candy cuz they r babies

    • @btchiaintkidding7837
      @btchiaintkidding7837 Рік тому +48

      @@mikeellchuk3787 sounds like an one liner jack would drop after stealing it from the baby lmao

  • @definitelyadarkangel9225
    @definitelyadarkangel9225 Рік тому +272

    It's unbelievable that the dude cleared houses like that and didn't get killed 10 times over. It really lends credence to the idea that he planted everything he found

    • @kevinc.cucumber3697
      @kevinc.cucumber3697 10 місяців тому +34

      I think you’re overestimating how dangerous it really was. Dude was raiding civilian’s houses far from the actual combat. Even the rangers i heard about who were clearing houses all day rarely saw combat

    • @asphaltannihilator157
      @asphaltannihilator157 8 місяців тому +20

      He wasn’t exactly kicking down doors in Fallujah

    • @v3ngence138
      @v3ngence138 6 місяців тому

      He definitely intentionally targeted actual normal civilians, of course he's safe doing all these stupid shits

    • @spartan7404
      @spartan7404 6 місяців тому +3

      I was thinking the same thing. There’s NO way that shit was legit, that had to be staged.

    • @Tom_Cruise_Missile
      @Tom_Cruise_Missile 5 місяців тому +2

      @@kevinc.cucumber3697 Kicking down doors is dangerous, sure... assuming you're in a warzone and not just kicking down random ass doors XD

  • @urielgrey
    @urielgrey Рік тому +957

    Thank the lord for the plumber and crew who saved Penny. Poor woman I feel for her so much.
    I wish she had listened to her support group. She is so lucky to be alive.

    • @liarwithagun
      @liarwithagun Рік тому +57

      yeah. An extreme example of "play stupid games, win stupid prizes." She didn't deserve what happened to her, but that was some of the stupidest decision making I've ever seen.

    • @urielgrey
      @urielgrey Рік тому +8

      @@liarwithagun I absolutely agree.

    • @irisuchiha5218
      @irisuchiha5218 Рік тому +120

      @@liarwithagun pls do research on abuse victims and how many times they leave their abusers and they decide to come back. Don't be ignorant

    • @TheRookie01010
      @TheRookie01010 Рік тому +31

      @@irisuchiha5218 that doesn't make her decisions any less stupid though

    • @barefootbreezy6983
      @barefootbreezy6983 Рік тому +21

      @@TheRookie01010 I feel like love makes people not only stupid but blind sometimes.

  • @brentenglish268
    @brentenglish268 Рік тому +305

    If the “Jack” guy did even a 10th of what he claimed he would’ve been considered a hero and probably a well decorated one at that. As a military man myself I can tell you that single handedly holding of 14-15 ppl from one position while others escape to safety or evacuation would almost definitely rate a silver/bronze star. AND if injured he would have gotten Purple Heart and possible MOH consideration. I don’t think he rates that I just say these things so that people in here who aren’t military or don’t understand some of the military going ons will have some idea how bogus this guy was. If he was a 10th if the man he claimed he wouldn’t be looking for someone to make a movie about him, there would be people beating his door down to do it. I absolutely despise people who embellish military achievements and he deserves every punishment he gets levied at him.

    • @The_Mr_Mugiwara
      @The_Mr_Mugiwara Рік тому +17

      thanks for your service and well said

    • @yungpedro17
      @yungpedro17 7 місяців тому +1

      W comment

    • @renoahsprings
      @renoahsprings 5 місяців тому +1

      Thank you for your service, even though I’m not in the military myself, I’m rightly pissed off at these types of people. I think anybody, American or not, would have the right to be angry at this man.

    • @renoahsprings
      @renoahsprings 5 місяців тому +2

      Thank you for your service, even though I’m not in the military myself, I’m rightly pissed off at these types of people. I think anybody, American or not, would have the right to be angry at this man.

    • @zubairkhalid670
      @zubairkhalid670 5 місяців тому +2

      Embellishing military achievements is bad. But illegally 'arresting' civilians with no authority, dragging them off buses and breaking into their homes to point guns at them, for no reason, with no jurisdiction, no probable cause, essentially just because they are foreign, even though your are in their country then imprisoning and torturing them is quite a lot worse.

  • @seveneyes77
    @seveneyes77 Рік тому +1875

    Damn dude, what that woman went through is beyond fucked up.

    • @A86
      @A86 Рік тому +160

      The fact that Jack wasn't in jail for that shit is also beyond fucked up

    • @Lucaz99
      @Lucaz99 Рік тому

      @@A86 mf only got stopped after literally torturing Afghan nationals in their homeland. How did he keep getting away with it? My only answer is that people were afraid of Jack, of his lawsuits and many many loaded guns

    • @mrs.h2725
      @mrs.h2725 Рік тому +1

      Can’t believe there’s ppl commenting that she deserved it cuz she was going to shoot him Absolutely insane. If you cheat on someone and then give them aids all while abusing them, you deserve to get shot.

    • @dwaindibly772
      @dwaindibly772 Рік тому +46

      Its shows her character that could tell that story so composed.

    • @koitoyuu4917
      @koitoyuu4917 Рік тому

      @The Banned What the fuck are you talking about?

  • @leland818
    @leland818 Рік тому +319

    Penny seems like such a wonderful person. I hope the best for her going forward. Very strong woman

    • @I-dont-reply
      @I-dont-reply Рік тому +2

      Beat like a piniata now cry about it below

    • @Benbenbenbenbenn
      @Benbenbenbenbenn Рік тому +21

      Just the wrong place for trolling, hope you sort your life out at some point bro

    • @I-dont-reply
      @I-dont-reply Рік тому

      @@Benbenbenbenbenn blow me

    • @csub6712
      @csub6712 Рік тому

      @@Benbenbenbenbenn whos trolling?

    • @Green_Bean_Machine
      @Green_Bean_Machine Рік тому

      @@I-dont-replylmao

  • @angelad3170
    @angelad3170 Рік тому +768

    Nothing says insecurity like this dude's story. After dealing with my narcissist dad for decades I came to realize these guys aren't badasses, they are scared. Terrified, even. Of EVERYTHING. Except maybe the people in their life they've had time to bully into small, submissive wrecks. Then they beat on those people to feel better.

    • @Ukraineaissance2014
      @Ukraineaissance2014 Рік тому +34

      I suspect his dad being a war veteran had a lit to do with it, same thing happened in Britain, loads of them came back traumatised after the first and 2nd war, messed up their kids who became people like this.

    • @user-wc3ez4kw4l
      @user-wc3ez4kw4l Рік тому +10

      So many people throw around the term narcissist waaaay to lightly.

    • @inkdginger
      @inkdginger Рік тому +17

      @@user-wc3ez4kw4lwha? Do you know this person's dad? How do you know they're not a narcissist?

    • @user-wc3ez4kw4l
      @user-wc3ez4kw4l Рік тому +25

      @@inkdginger
      No I don't know his dad. I just need to know the rough outlines of the typical "abused by narcissist" speech on the internet. Pair that with the statistically very high chance that he isn't a licensed/practicing psychotherapist/psychologist and you got already your answer.
      It's a dude that probably got abused by his dad ( I don't even wanna dispute that) but has no clue about what he is actually talking about and using technical language from a field of expertise he ain't even close to. People can be cruel assholes, doesn't mean they are narcissistic.
      Also Narcissism as a personality trait/mental disorder is highly controversial even for the professionals. But peeps on the internet just throw it around no fucks given.

    • @inkdginger
      @inkdginger Рік тому

      @@user-wc3ez4kw4l cool you dont wanna dispute that he was potentially abused in some way but you wanna die on a hill for whats narcissistic or not. You admit you don't know the background of the family so why not keep quiet and move on. Not everyone needs to know your two cents about THEIR trauma.

  • @Eustaphios21
    @Eustaphios21 Рік тому +248

    I think Penny is a hero. This is unbelievable.
    I cannot explain how happy I got when it was revealed she beat HIV. This lady absolutely 100000% is my new hero.
    What a story.

    • @bohellan6227
      @bohellan6227 Рік тому +39

      She didn't beat it permanently. It's a chronic condition, and she'll have to take medication for the rest of her life to keep it stable. Still, that lady is a trooper. One of my nightmares is to be infected like she was, unknowingly. It'd be terrifying and world-shattering for anyone.

    • @imjaxxx
      @imjaxxx Рік тому +5

      Her story is fucking traumatizing what a strong person she must be

    • @DaciValt
      @DaciValt Рік тому

      HIV is incurable, you can't "beat" it.

  • @nastystang113
    @nastystang113 Рік тому +405

    lmao when grandpa said he tried to kill Bill Clinton made me cry laughing. For fucks sake Grandpa why you so hard?

    • @mattymerr701
      @mattymerr701 Рік тому +21

      He was a 40 year old vet who was an unemployed limo driver at the time. God knows, probably had PTSD and whatever. At any rate, he was in private mental health facilities before being locked up

    • @Zack_410
      @Zack_410 Рік тому +3

      Plus he only got 5 years. Like bruh.

    • @randomfactsthatdontmatter3466
      @randomfactsthatdontmatter3466 9 місяців тому +6

      ​@@Zack_410only 5 years? Given the context, that's 5+ years he shouldn't have even spent in prison.

    • @bigroaststyrone8135
      @bigroaststyrone8135 8 місяців тому +1

      @@Zack_410 everybody hates bill lmao

    • @Bane520
      @Bane520 8 місяців тому

      @@Zack_410 Bro

  • @user-jy6ur8gb1c
    @user-jy6ur8gb1c Рік тому +78

    Anytime I feel inadequate about who I've become, I see someone like this, and don't feel so bad about myself anymore.

  • @karlhood420
    @karlhood420 Рік тому +1175

    people in the chat defending him saying it was in self defense in refernce to him beating penny need to be checked in on. self defense would be tackling her. not repeatedly bashing her head into a counter and tortureing her

    • @Akaritomi
      @Akaritomi Рік тому +154

      I'd say they're just playing along with Moist calling him a hero the whole time... but then I remember people like Jack exist so maybe they're not just joking around.

    • @A86
      @A86 Рік тому +1

      Not to mention him kidnapping her after that, then imprisoning her, torturing her, raping her, and planning to kill ger (she also alleges that he screamed that he was going to kill her WHILE he was raping her). Self-defense doesn't cover that AT ALL. The rape by Jack during her capture by him also gave her another STD, his penis had Herpes and he passed it on to her. Not to mention the guy had untreated AIDS while raping her.

    • @blasphemynbagels9324
      @blasphemynbagels9324 Рік тому +25

      But nah Jack whole life is guns, self defense, and being a hero. For this woman to walk into his home fire her weapon on him then pretend to be the victim is ridiculous.

    • @ChrisA2
      @ChrisA2 Рік тому +25

      You’re right about it not being self defence. But the whole idea of going to another country to kill someone isn’t exactly something to get behind.

    • @liarwithagun
      @liarwithagun Рік тому

      @BlasphemyNBagels Yeah. They are both stupid pieces of crap, but are stupid in different ways.

  • @zombie8157
    @zombie8157 Рік тому +106

    That woman went through so many things and I’m so proud of her for being her with us today :)

  • @Chaoxide666
    @Chaoxide666 Рік тому +255

    Never EVER go back to your abuser, and if you need to try and justify getting something from them then DONT GO ALONE

    • @YourNameHere1k
      @YourNameHere1k Рік тому

      That’s all well and good to say but have you ever heard of Stockholm syndrome?

    • @projectonyx6491
      @projectonyx6491 Рік тому +8

      Nathanwood's gamer tip of the day!

    • @BeastyBite
      @BeastyBite Рік тому +7

      like never go for anything back to your abuser. not even if they have your kid. always get the police involved... if they care

    • @vismattress5760
      @vismattress5760 Рік тому +6

      @@BeastyBite yes, abandon your children and leave them with an abuser so they can take it instead! great advice!

    • @BeastyBite
      @BeastyBite Рік тому +2

      @@vismattress5760 big words from somebody who doesn’t even have children, nor a relationship nor ever had sex nor experienced life outside the marvel cinematic universe where your twisted fantasy might work

  • @brendino
    @brendino Рік тому +345

    man andrew tate did a number on these kids in the chat defending him over "self defense" like he hasn't been torturing, beating, and tormenting people for years; including her.

    • @bosmeriosmosis215
      @bosmeriosmosis215 Рік тому +63

      People have been stupid long before Andrew Tater

    • @_..-.._..-.._
      @_..-.._..-.._ Рік тому +87

      @@bosmeriosmosis215 yeah, but the levels modern young men will go to make women seem demonic and men always the hero is staggering.

    • @ApostateAlloy
      @ApostateAlloy Рік тому +33

      For real. Yes, she shouldn't have gone to the house and attempted to kill him... but that in no way excuses the things he did. A reasonable person would act in self defense, and as soon as incapacitating their attacker, call the authorities. Instead he held her against her will and abused her physically and with drugs. The fact that people are defending him is absolutely mind-boggling

    • @I-dont-reply
      @I-dont-reply Рік тому +6

      NPC comment

    • @brendino
      @brendino Рік тому

      you’re a sheep 🥱

  • @VermilionNovak
    @VermilionNovak Рік тому +426

    Wow what an incredible example of how talented many UA-camrs are. This was an incredible documentary, good story telling without a jarring slant (like tiger king for example)

    • @purplex_purple7717
      @purplex_purple7717 Рік тому +10

      There was a great tigerkind documentary by a commentator a year before Netflix stole the idea.
      I never watched it there because I knew everything and would be a waist of my time. Also the guy did a great fucking job with the video

    • @gloriahavland9844
      @gloriahavland9844 Рік тому +5

      And you watched a VOD of a stream of it basically giving the youtuber zero recognition for it

    • @mangalink25
      @mangalink25 Рік тому +55

      @@gloriahavland9844 What a strange outright lie to say on here so openly.
      Charlie straight up says right at the start of the video that OKI, the guy who made said video, ASKED him to watch it on stream, and was even in the chat thanking Charlie for watching.
      But go off I guess.

    • @nonbasicz
      @nonbasicz Рік тому

      @@gloriahavland9844 yeah a weird bullshit lie coming from you but as the guy above me says go off buddy

    • @majinnando6711
      @majinnando6711 Рік тому +3

      Very good comment. Honestly, the main takeaway i took from Tiger King was how easy it is to create a monopoly with the help of politicians and misinformation. I don't hate Carole Baskins for Joe Exotics reasons, i hate her and every person like her and Joe Exotic for trying to create a monopoly of living creatures where only they could control the situation. Now that she's the only place in America besides zoos that can have big cats, and personally seeing her sanctuary, it just makes it even more sad, really wish the tiger king documenters touched on that more than the lunacy.

  • @mahino420
    @mahino420 Рік тому +84

    the thing that makes me respect penny alot is that she wanted to save the animals before herself, this says alot about her and she deserved better than jack.

  • @GermsOilCotten
    @GermsOilCotten Рік тому +160

    This is one of Okis best documentaries. I loved it and I'm glad to watch it again right now. :)

  • @dylanchilders
    @dylanchilders Рік тому +49

    Everyone in chat calling Penny a moron or naive is just outright wrong. Sometimes you see someone for the first time and you fall in love, you can make yourself blind to who they truly are, especially if that person is manipulating you in return. Penny just wanted love, and I completely empathize with her

    • @rain8767
      @rain8767 Рік тому

      Lots of red flags, definitely a moron, and despite all the signs she continued, speaks more about her really.

  • @Babyvalkyie
    @Babyvalkyie Рік тому +507

    Poor Penny 😓 I'm glad she got help and found a good support group.

    • @WunnSEN
      @WunnSEN Рік тому +1

      I did feel sorry for her too but when she decided too go back too him, i dont mean the time she went for the dogs, the time before that. At that point it's on her.

    • @sam_fromMD
      @sam_fromMD Рік тому +77

      @@WunnSEN what? Bro u don't know an abusive relationship do u? It takes a lot to get away from that. He's a serial liar. He lied his way back into her life. It's hard to get away from that. Not being mean but please educate urself on abusive relationships. It takes a lot. It took my mom years to get away from my father. Probably 70+ attempts to leave. (he stopped her) and when she did get away she was convinced to come back to him. It takes a lot

    • @sam_fromMD
      @sam_fromMD Рік тому +44

      @@WunnSEN a victim of abuse is likely to go back to their abuser 7 times (approximately) it takes time. It also depends on the amount of time they've known each other, how attached they are, if they have kids. All of that. U can't see it as a "well just leave" because it's harder than that

    • @Grunk369
      @Grunk369 Рік тому +38

      @@WunnSENprobably scared since he was notoriously violent, dangerous, and would probably try and hunt her down if she left him

    • @addie1080
      @addie1080 Рік тому +32

      @@WunnSENI hope you learn more and grow

  • @kwaktheduck
    @kwaktheduck Рік тому +91

    Steven Segal would be the perfect actor to play this mans life story

    • @AimeeAimee444
      @AimeeAimee444 Рік тому

      Major difference, Steven Segal abuses animals.

    • @bigolboomerbelly4348
      @bigolboomerbelly4348 10 місяців тому +3

      He was born to play this

    • @Sumkneegrow
      @Sumkneegrow 6 місяців тому

      Jack Idema even sounds like a character he'd play

    • @zackerymathiad5075
      @zackerymathiad5075 5 місяців тому +1

      He lies just as much without being able to back up anywhere near as much

  • @purplex_purple7717
    @purplex_purple7717 Рік тому +231

    How did he survive so long. Those movements inside the house was wild, no callouts or anything

    • @MindsetMastery-j1u
      @MindsetMastery-j1u Рік тому +45

      He also fucking flagged his buddy.

    • @msjkramey
      @msjkramey Рік тому +2

      @@MindsetMastery-j1u what does that mean?

    • @danielomar9712
      @danielomar9712 Рік тому +3

      @@msjkramey Friendly Fire i think

    • @davidchan7552
      @davidchan7552 Рік тому +40

      @@msjkramey As far as I know it means pointing your barrel at a teammate, which is obviously avoided so you don't bang boom your friend's head accidently. He absolutely pointed his barrel at the cameraman when he did that twirl at 54:59 .

    • @andrewhalo100
      @andrewhalo100 Рік тому +20

      Because he wasn’t actually finding anyone that was a threat

  • @LetsG00000
    @LetsG00000 Рік тому +20

    Charlie’s “should’ve stuck with paintball” line floored me🤣🤣🤣

  • @mat7966
    @mat7966 Рік тому +164

    Penny is such a strong woman. So glad she survived this.

  • @fangsbrokenrose
    @fangsbrokenrose 7 місяців тому +3

    It’s extremely important to listen to abuse survivors stories. thank you for validating and respecting her story. I also appreciate having all the background on that awful man and how even entire countries can think some on is amazing but they’re actually insane puts into perspective why it’s so hard to leave an abuser.
    Just in general that was a great documentary. Touches on a lot of things, thanks for putting this guys channel on my radar! Excited to watch more of his things.

  • @bforblitz4847
    @bforblitz4847 Рік тому +212

    Holy shit people in this comment section are fucking crazy. Even if you can’t understand that abusers literally emotionally and physically manipulate their victims to the point where a victim is likely to go back because it’s never as simple as “just leave”, no one in their right fucking mind can look at what happened to her and say she deserved it. She is permanently injured both physically and mentally, it doesn’t matter why she met him in the first place

    • @penniidema8586
      @penniidema8586 Рік тому +13

      ❣❣

    • @Sebatticus
      @Sebatticus Рік тому

      I mean she got out... went back... quite clearly completely unhinged, fair enough abusers have a phycological manipulative thing, on the other side she did nothing to help herself, went back to his jungle complex willingly, she couldn't even fucking shoot him when she had the chance... honestly its not her fault... but she's fucking stupid

    • @jackmomma7481
      @jackmomma7481 Рік тому

      I'm a firm believer in "she asked for it by crawling back to his fucking ass". It's easy to rid your life of certain people.

    • @penniidema8586
      @penniidema8586 Рік тому +3

      @@jackmomma7481 I really need to turn off the notifications from certain people. 😒

    • @wiiztec
      @wiiztec Рік тому +4

      well the video that I watched was about a psycho man who snapped and savagely beat and tortured a woman after she tried to kill him where is this evidence that he was an "abuser" before that incident? it's certainly not in the video

  • @SuperMatthew345
    @SuperMatthew345 Рік тому +39

    Jack is a fucking monster. I feel so bad for Penny, she's too kind for something like that to happen to her :(

  • @bigwendigo2253
    @bigwendigo2253 Рік тому +30

    My favorite Oki doc so far, especially the interview at the end. I hope I never ever have to come across a person like this for more than 10 seconds. Jack ruined so many lives and wasted so much of everybody’s time.

  • @eddier155
    @eddier155 Рік тому +20

    Brings new irony to the phrase "You don't know Jack".

  • @vich8810
    @vich8810 Рік тому +125

    Penny is a sweet soul that is too pure for this world and Jack was the exact opposite. He was one of those types of people that burns down his own life but also those of everyone around him. I think they both came from broken homes but Penny just wanted peace and Jack chose violence.

    • @KodamaoftheWeastTree
      @KodamaoftheWeastTree Рік тому +4

      It’s hard to feel bad for someone that continued to go back to him. This wasn’t just like a one and done, he had abused her multiple times, then left the states for years at a time, and every time he came back, she was there waiting for him. If you have a wood chipper, and you injure yourself because the wood chipper is defective, you don’t keep using the fucking wood chipper.

    • @Icarusinhischariot
      @Icarusinhischariot Рік тому +32

      @@KodamaoftheWeastTree me when I don’t understand abuse victims:

    • @KodamaoftheWeastTree
      @KodamaoftheWeastTree Рік тому +4

      @@Icarusinhischariot there are victims of abuse, then there’s this. How are you gunna have time and opportunity to escape your abuser, literally years of it, and just… not? Forgive me for thinking that in this case she was either abysmally stupid or completely brainwashed with copium.

    • @Icarusinhischariot
      @Icarusinhischariot Рік тому +22

      @@KodamaoftheWeastTree me when I don’t understand how abuse works and try to justify the fact I said a whole lot of nothing:

    • @KodamaoftheWeastTree
      @KodamaoftheWeastTree Рік тому +4

      @@Icarusinhischariot you sound intellectual.

  • @dmichael7144
    @dmichael7144 Рік тому +21

    Jack Idema is like Benjamin Sifrit. A psychopath who joined an elite special operations unit (Jack being a Green Beret and Sifrit being a Navy SEAL), never saw any combat in the unit because he was immediately kicked out for being unmotivated, and committed horrible crimes later on in his life!

  • @gigan3838
    @gigan3838 Рік тому +55

    I feel the true story of this man's life is even more interesting and book-worthy than the fanfiction he advertised to people. This is seriously one of the wildest stories of a person I've ever heard.

    • @ayoo_wassup
      @ayoo_wassup Рік тому +13

      Jack wanted to be a hero, always failed, but also never realized he was one of the greatest nut jobs to ever exist.
      He would have been the greatest fool in the medieval era

    • @The_Mr_Mugiwara
      @The_Mr_Mugiwara Рік тому

      "you either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villian" he want ever a hero tho he was just crazy@@ayoo_wassup

    • @Orange_Chip
      @Orange_Chip Рік тому +1

      ​@@ayoo_wassup.

  • @Someguynamedseth
    @Someguynamedseth Рік тому +15

    Penny: "I was married to Jack Idema"
    Charlie: "Lucky woman"
    Me rewatching this: 😬

  • @Lucaz99
    @Lucaz99 Рік тому +75

    Omg he was literally arresting random Afghan civilians and giving them to US backed forced while being a civilian. That shit makes me sick to my stomach.
    Edit: 47:26 someone asks why he doesn’t join the military? Because US Army already banned him for ever reenlisting, he *WAS THAT BAD*
    EDIT: IT SICKENS ME THAT PEOPLE ARE TALKING JACK AND HIS PEOPLE BEING TORTURED WHEN THEY DID IT THEMSELVES! *FOR CLOUT!*

    • @vash_the_stampede6570
      @vash_the_stampede6570 Рік тому

      You think if he joined a legit PMC he would of done things differently? (If he made it into the PMC ofc)

    • @Lucaz99
      @Lucaz99 Рік тому +7

      @@vash_the_stampede6570
      To me it seems like he would just have had more money, weapons and resources to play the war hero badass he always wanted to be.
      But Jack had terminal main protagonist syndrome, so he probably wouldn’t have joined any PMC’s unless he was either in control of said PMC or being the face of it.
      But Jack’s MO was to be loud and proud and PMC’s are mostly trying to stay away from the public eye… Another thing that comes to mind is that due to the Military Industrial complex, any PMC would probably get some info on Jack’s military background and mf was not grade A material! He was not allowed to reenlist in the Special Forces after his first enlistment, never saw combat, got 3 administrative punishments in his short time (non judicial trials) and not one of his CO’s had ANY praises for him despite him being honorary discharged lol

    • @vash_the_stampede6570
      @vash_the_stampede6570 Рік тому +5

      @@Lucaz99 True.That MC syndrome is a killer though,and looking at the thumbnail I assumed he was in that PMC called Blackwater or he made it the Army and got dishonorberly discharge for stealing actually Valor from his unit.

  • @allnighterrr
    @allnighterrr 9 місяців тому +2

    This woman has the most strongest will ever. her story was heart wrenching very courages of her for being that vulnerable in her interview.

  • @llaytonshuemaker3830
    @llaytonshuemaker3830 Рік тому +34

    Oki makes such high quality content, his vids are always entertaining as hell

  • @tinyhyukjae_
    @tinyhyukjae_ Рік тому +23

    I hoped the Dog and Cat were okay, hoped they lived the best life they could have had.

  • @Mysucculentchinesemeal
    @Mysucculentchinesemeal Рік тому +24

    There was a soldier in my unit like this and he was called “Can’t Get Right.”

  • @jlordmaximus
    @jlordmaximus Рік тому +26

    I'm kind of impressed a little watching this. The guy made a living by failing, like Mr Bean goes to Afghanistan, and just kept diving into the deep end whether there was water or not. He's everything reddit wants to be but never can. We do tell people to never give up and to work towards their dreams.

  • @fredfreeman7230
    @fredfreeman7230 Рік тому +21

    It's not uncommon to get foreign badges and is actually pretty common.. however you are only allowed to display 1 foreign badge on your uniform and it's displayed on the right side.. foreign wings are the most common of foreign badges to get as well

  • @RD-py9sv
    @RD-py9sv Рік тому +14

    It's a complete random thing to think, but I wish someone managed to get Tinka back to her. You can see and hear how crushing it was for her to leave her cat behind. Plus, this desiccated scrotum of a human is the type to retaliate against her by hurting a pet. I bet it terrified her just that much more in the midst of everything.
    Surviving abuse doesn't erase the trauma of it. This woman is a fighter. I really hope that's the takeaway for her. She kicks herself enough for ever meeting him she doesn't need the internet throwing blame at her for being victimized.

  • @kitty0chan444
    @kitty0chan444 Рік тому +46

    Though I of course didn’t go through the extent of what penny did- I completely understand what she means. About wanting to remember him in that good light. I think it’s okay to remember people who hurt you, and remember the good parts about them. But also remember that it’s good that they’re gone- and you’re better without them

  • @cjwright1960
    @cjwright1960 Рік тому +11

    Having been deployed to Afghanistan in the very early stages of the war, I can 100% understand how this is possible.

  • @nateeaton7729
    @nateeaton7729 Рік тому +82

    Kinda ironic of the US government to disassociate themselves with Jack when they were literally doing the same thing.

    • @juiceem3872
      @juiceem3872 Рік тому +21

      That’s the way of the gov, pay people to do bad shit for them then dump the blame when it’s uncovered. God bless America 😢

    • @forickgrimaldus8301
      @forickgrimaldus8301 Рік тому +7

      @@juiceem3872 possible, Governments usually use PMCs for plausable deniability, the Orders aren't really direct but it does defend against bad PR for less than ethically justifiable violations of international law, Jack though was so bad they threw him under the bus.

    • @I-dont-reply
      @I-dont-reply Рік тому

      Soldiers and PMCs are the reason Charlie is allowed to neglect his hair hygiene and sit in his bedroom making millions. He should be more thankful of those who died for him :^}

    • @nateeaton7729
      @nateeaton7729 Рік тому +3

      @@I-dont-reply There's a difference between meeting the problem with force and making up a problem and then meeting it with force. I agree, people have died for us and we should be thankful, but there are numerous examples like Iraq where people died for no reason.

    • @I-dont-reply
      @I-dont-reply Рік тому

      @@nateeaton7729 shit happens, I’m thankful we are able to have the freedom of leaving these dumb comments no matter who died

  • @mysonismylife9280
    @mysonismylife9280 Рік тому +9

    There’s very few reaction videos I can watch multiple times. This is def one of the few

  • @私たちは一緒に行進します

    As someone who teaches medieval combat ... that sword play was .... immaculate ... yeah lets go with that

    • @FEKana
      @FEKana Рік тому +4

      Well now I'm curious,lol Xd

    • @私たちは一緒に行進します
      @私たちは一緒に行進します Рік тому

      @@FEKana haha what's up?

    • @forickgrimaldus8301
      @forickgrimaldus8301 Рік тому +18

      Larper levels yeah, the only thing missing is him saying Senator Armstrong's lines from Metal Gear Rising Revengence and how his Katana has the spirit of Musashi.

    • @私たちは一緒に行進します
      @私たちは一緒に行進します Рік тому +11

      @@forickgrimaldus8301 when I was in a class, I had a new student turn up. He picked up one of the dull metal swords by the blade (a big no no), looked at it and without a shadow of irony said "I am versed in the blade".
      He gives me those vibes

    • @forickgrimaldus8301
      @forickgrimaldus8301 Рік тому +4

      @@私たちは一緒に行進します lol as if you being able to Carry a Buster Sword makes you a good fencer, technique, speed and footwork are what matters in that most of the time and most people mistake streingth due to pop culture but it does help with Grapling and strikes.

  • @ParkerTJames
    @ParkerTJames Рік тому +16

    Penny is so brave, I’m glad she shared her story

  • @CringeGamingOG
    @CringeGamingOG Рік тому +15

    Bill literally went like “ok, you’re going in time out mister.”

  • @likeawestern335
    @likeawestern335 Рік тому +9

    Must have seen this documentary 3 or 4 times. Oki is just so good at what he does

  • @Syllaren
    @Syllaren Рік тому +15

    The James bond thing proves it's more about who you know, than how you perform. He gave them his resume and they never even decided to check how he acted, they probably just checked who he worked for and if they had connections.

    • @greenburg2276
      @greenburg2276 Рік тому +2

      But if you recognize the lie of meritocracy you recognize the inherent flaw of capitalism

  • @danielescobar7618
    @danielescobar7618 Рік тому +6

    Im an air force dirtbag with minimal security force training and never saw real training. His claims of one man hold offs are insane, if you even have ever so much as played paintball or laser tag. Getting pinned, supressing fire, and eventually flanked happens so fast and easy. Just plain goofy! Btw i grew up reading my dads soldier of fortune mags. Im still into guns and maintaining a light level of fitness and rediness for self defence and looking back, its the 80s/90s equivalent of mall ninja mall cop stuff and its very funny. I ironicly have a sof patch on a camo hat i like to wear sometimes

  • @sillenEAST
    @sillenEAST Рік тому +5

    1:17:20 or so had me cracking up "he always said people called him short but he never was short, but then I saw him and I'm like oh my god, he is short, he's really short"

    • @sillenEAST
      @sillenEAST Рік тому

      The whole section with this lady is fire tbh

  • @willoliver2041
    @willoliver2041 8 місяців тому +3

    Actually, it was on her majesty Secret Service. The actor was George Lazenby, he wanted to be James Bond ever since seeing him when he was younger. He wasn’t even actor he was a model, and didn’t know how to act. He told the film, producers and directors that he was in a bunch of East German and Soviet and Slovakian and films. But they couldn’t verify because of the Cold War

  • @sdaspo4909
    @sdaspo4909 Рік тому +34

    Holy shit that ending was perfectly done actually cried a bit

  • @OutsideSomewheres
    @OutsideSomewheres 8 місяців тому +2

    Jack shooting at a journalist who interrupted him is such a General Aladeen move

  • @lofidigitalmonk
    @lofidigitalmonk Рік тому +8

    This is like a bad 80’s flick. Thanks for sharing.

  • @tobi_talks_2_much
    @tobi_talks_2_much Рік тому +7

    1:23:29 I would say that Dan Bilzarian is a mini version of Jack Odema. Because Dan never even got into the military, and he never kidnapped and tortured innocent people in a war-torn country, and he never tried to kill his wife. Dan is a common cold compared to Jack's radiation poisoning.

  • @theangryaustralian7624
    @theangryaustralian7624 Рік тому +53

    I love how in these stream edits he always gotta leave in where he walks away for a bit

    • @frequentselfpleasure642
      @frequentselfpleasure642 Рік тому

      At least 20 pisses (I genuinely think he has prostate cancer), 6 shits, and "saying goodnight to tiana" 3 times is a normal stream.

    • @theangryaustralian7624
      @theangryaustralian7624 Рік тому

      @@SnailHatanoh so if your filming a stream and wanna make a highlight video of it such as this your meant to include minutes of you getting up and going for a shit oh fuck me thankyou I had no idea...cunt

  • @DibbzTV
    @DibbzTV 4 місяці тому +3

    He honestly has some talent with coordination and planning which is weirdly hilarious considering how he wasted it 🤣 I feel so bad for the woman. Y'all shouldn't be victim blaming. This type of abuse happens a lot more than you think

  • @bemei9291
    @bemei9291 Рік тому +6

    penny is so inspirational, im glad shes doing better now

  • @cherry3834
    @cherry3834 Рік тому +15

    My father served in Iraq with the royal marines they actually found an Iraqi stray and named her Royal after the royal marines. Fortunately enough royal was able to get her rescued like the dog in this story but royal was adopted by a family in the UK great story

  • @bengarcia9612
    @bengarcia9612 Рік тому +3

    For anyone curious: the guy Ron Barbour who claimed to be an NSA Army Intelligence Forces, was actually an unemployed limousine driver at the time. Similarly to Jack, he was also a short lived veteran.

  • @JacobC479
    @JacobC479 10 місяців тому +5

    I’m glad Penny was okay but I feel horrible for her having to leave her animals, that would be so hard.

  • @Sera-Marie
    @Sera-Marie Рік тому +11

    Oki did an amazing job with this.

  • @The-General-Grievous
    @The-General-Grievous Рік тому +10

    This man had a power few could even fathom. *Sue-jitsu*

  • @JB-su6cu
    @JB-su6cu Рік тому +16

    I think internet historian, folding ideas and coffeezilla are also Oki tier, but yeah Oki documentaries are great

    • @tohm9070
      @tohm9070 Рік тому

      And Lemmino

    • @likeawestern335
      @likeawestern335 Рік тому +2

      Wouldn't say internet historian is this level. Oki is in a.league of his own. Maybe coffezilla

  • @VujoGaming
    @VujoGaming Рік тому +6

    1:12:30 The music playing during his katana training is the soundtrack from the movie "The last Samurai" where Tom Cruise's character goes through a training montage.

    • @forickgrimaldus8301
      @forickgrimaldus8301 Рік тому

      Except he is just wildly swing with zero technique a true Stolen Valour beta male cuck Coward degenerate

    • @chrislondo2683
      @chrislondo2683 Рік тому

      I was thinking where it’s was from.

  • @SuperCompany007
    @SuperCompany007 Рік тому +4

    Listening to that woman talk about being tortured by Idema was horrific

  • @CatRemy2016
    @CatRemy2016 5 місяців тому

    Not sure if this is too old that you'll see new comments however I want you to know I've just discovered your channel and am thoroughly enjoying your postings. As a retired/disabled veteran anything marked with stolen valor grabs my eye and knowing this guy's history I was curious to listen to your take... appreciated!! Sometimes people wonder why actions such as Jack's are a deal when in fact his bull & cons add to mistrust etc so when the real forces of any kind or level go in their lives are put in even more peril.
    Again thanks for all - I'll be in a marathon with your videos for a couple of days - keep up the good work!!

  • @raineralessandro3188
    @raineralessandro3188 Рік тому +10

    I gotta say that this is not the Samurai Jack Netflix adaptation I wanted to see

    • @chrisS19019
      @chrisS19019 Рік тому +5

      You don’t remember the Afghani torture from the show? Fake fan.

  • @deepstatethrombosis
    @deepstatethrombosis Рік тому +5

    I love OKI. Dude makes amazing documentaries.

  • @TheStormey
    @TheStormey Рік тому +5

    I worked for a fairly large gun shop in Merritt Island Fla for 25 + years, and I saw some very crazy things, but this had to be the craziest! They used their bonus/sign on money, that went from 10,000 on up! to get their gear, like flashlights, guns, silencers, body armor, Oakley sunglasses, just to name a few things, to go over to fight the war on terror, be bodyguards or security, they would come in and we would hook them up with their guns and other gear, also including night vision and Tracer bullets and body armor! My boss made so so much money!! And we were just one shop! I can tell so many stories about that shop! People wonder why we go to war, it's so that the rich get richer! I was actually the bookkeeper and we were so busy I would have to go out and work the counter to take care of these guys and girls! I hope all that makes sense LOL I hope everyone is happy and safe!

  • @peweynewton3562
    @peweynewton3562 Рік тому +18

    Getting strong Jim Jones vibes from this one, esp with the random escape drills

    • @chrislondo2683
      @chrislondo2683 Рік тому +3

      Or Leonard Lake with the torture dungeon.

  • @CharlieApples
    @CharlieApples Рік тому +16

    The guys in chat and in these comments saying Penny was just as guilty or deserved what she got are sick freaks. Penny is a badass for having the courage to go in there and get her animals back, knowing the risks. It’s a miracle she lived to describe what he did to her.
    After everything he’d done to her, how much damage and pain he’d inflicted on her, and how much of a risk he posed to other people… *ANYONE* in her position would have wanted him dead. _He knowingly gave her HIV ffs._ There is no doubt in my mind that he would have murdered her if help hadn’t arrived in time, yet so many deranged creeps think that what he did is somehow justified. It’s unbelievable.
    What if he’d raped _you_ and given _you_ AIDS? What if he’d taken your animals from you? Tortured you? Beat you half to death and held you captive?
    You’d just be cool with that? Would you think _you_ deserved that? I doubt it.

  • @djkd21
    @djkd21 Рік тому +22

    The ending really messed with my mind. For her and the dog. I had 2 of my sogs die in my arms and I would risk my life for my dogs. My current dog Atehna. Is Sibern Husky/ wolf Hybrid and I had her since she was 3 weeks old and she is 3 years now and I would die for her. 🥺❤️

  • @FeedMeSalt
    @FeedMeSalt Рік тому +10

    "self defense!"
    While he bashes someone's skull in.

  • @itzelgarcia5987
    @itzelgarcia5987 10 місяців тому +2

    I just crocheted a giant goose to this documentary and it it’s absolutely amazing 10/10

    • @allys744
      @allys744 5 місяців тому

      Oh wow haha
      How tall is it?

  • @TheKaos90
    @TheKaos90 Рік тому +16

    His room to room clearing was goofy as shit and would've got him killed if he actually ran into any real terrorists.On a side note, a professional mercenarry wouldn't be this expressive and flamboyant and expressive.It would be like talking to a wall.Until the wall had enough of you and snaps your neck before you have a chance to see it happen.This guy ... Bullshit plumes leaving a 10-mile trail behind him

  • @bobloblawlablabla
    @bobloblawlablabla Рік тому +4

    My heart broke for her for everything she went through, but especially when she had to leave the dogs behind, I can't imagine being actively abused and having to choose between her freedom and the dogs. 😢💔

  • @imbored8538
    @imbored8538 Рік тому +8

    The US government is famous for not paying the bounties tho, I mean people that gave intel about whereabouts on people that are on the most wanted list is still waiting for their check even tho they clearly state that information leading to their capture will pay this amount. Makes the whole thing not worth it because depending on who you rat out you end up with a target on your back for no reward.

  • @Edward135i
    @Edward135i Рік тому +1

    47:31 this one is great spins counter clock wise exposing his back to potential threats, and barrel sweeps the camera man, I've never been in the army but they 100% never do that.

  • @Trippp550
    @Trippp550 Рік тому +14

    27:12 dude look at that picture LMAO. He’s holding this toy the kid is supposed to be getting. The kid is reaching out wanting the toy but dude is more concerned with striking a pose for the camera. I feel like this picture sums up who this guy is. Someone more concerned with his image and rep then the actual people he’s pretending to serve. Serious, pause the video and look at the pic. Look how hard he’s gripping that damn stuffed animal. I can almost read his thoughts “fuck yea man. Take the damn picture before my hard on shows! I cant cover it up forever with my other hand!”

  • @richard28K
    @richard28K Рік тому +3

    Only just seen this and the moment I heard penny talk about the good news I actually woo'd out loud, going that kind of hell and how she fought so hard jesus that woman deserves a damn medal

  • @doomslayer2290
    @doomslayer2290 Рік тому +5

    Seeing the sword part as someone with just barely even basic knowledge of swords hurts me.

  • @wolfiemuse
    @wolfiemuse Рік тому +3

    As a recovering addict, I don’t think this guy’s drug use was any excuse for torturing people. I was strung the hell out and I never did that. I think Idema is almost certainly an has an undiagnosed schizoid disorder or the like.

  • @thehoodedteddy1335
    @thehoodedteddy1335 Рік тому +23

    Wow, this got way more fucked up than I even imagined

    • @gryphon8023
      @gryphon8023 Рік тому +3

      my guess is jack was a paranoid schizophrenic who just slipped through the cracks

    • @thehoodedteddy1335
      @thehoodedteddy1335 Рік тому +4

      @@gryphon8023 but like, I thought his downfall would have been like him getting called out as not being part of the military, I did not expect the rest of the fucked up stuff involving his wife

  • @ogknowbody
    @ogknowbody Рік тому +8

    So much love for Penny. My heart breaks for her 💔

  • @Twinkedink
    @Twinkedink Рік тому +9

    Damn, ive seen this before. I forgot how crazy it got. Really enjoyed watching your react 👍😁

  • @davesaylor7829
    @davesaylor7829 9 місяців тому +2

    There's no reason she shouldn't have been allowed to save her animals.

  • @social_exe
    @social_exe Рік тому +4

    thank you for including the chat

  • @Deltarious
    @Deltarious Рік тому +10

    We *have* actually fully cured some people from HIV/AIDS now, not just undetectable, and the number is increasing. We're not all the way there yet in terms of being able to fully cure anyone who has the disease, but our progress in treating the disease has come a very long way, to the point where most treated people are fully cleared to have intimate relations with others with zero chance of transmission

    • @daveeyes
      @daveeyes 7 місяців тому

      Agree. Source: doctor.

  • @aiza9052
    @aiza9052 Рік тому +20

    Penny really needs a hug through this whole documentary. :c
    Breaks my heart.

  • @PowhaBottom
    @PowhaBottom Рік тому +4

    As someone who has been effected by someone lying about their health during intimate relationships.. it was so hard to hear her story, but this'll stick with me for a long time

  • @joshwondra9821
    @joshwondra9821 Рік тому +35

    I am very curious about his Russian nuclear arms smuggling plot. The fact that he was actually correct about the FBI being inflitrated by high-level KGB moles at the time makes me think he might have been on to something.

    • @SatanicBarbeque
      @SatanicBarbeque Рік тому +35

      Idk, I think he took a total shot in the dark with that statement and just got lucky

    • @RyoLeo
      @RyoLeo Рік тому +19

      As the saying goes a broken clock is right twice a day.

    • @Siggrim
      @Siggrim Рік тому +3

      Considering at the time the US developed Davy Crockett nukes that could realistically just lose their propellant properties and fit into a backpack. Leads me to think Russian Backpack nukes may have existed and were being smuggled out by the KGB as part of an operation to test detectabilility or used in actual espionage activity

    • @SatanicBarbeque
      @SatanicBarbeque Рік тому +3

      @@Siggrim If you wanted anymore than a half of a mile of damage, than you'd be lugging around the 160 lb version of the Davy Crockett (the lightest version being the 56-ish lb), not exactly easy to conceal, and even then, that's still only 2.5 miles of damage. Forget the fact that you also have to carry the obvious mortar-esque gun pieces as well. Which sucks, obviously, but at most you're just poking a bear with a stick. Anyone that would use it would obviously die in the act. Anyone that chose to go through with that useless bullshit kinda deserved to kick the bucket tbh. They weren't exactly going to pass on any genes that factor into intelligence, unless it was a recessive gene. And ultimately, all it would ever do is piss off the country you had someone else release it on.
      Tldr; drop a handful of actual warheads on someone if you intend on breaking the M.A.D. Act, just to be sure you fucked them up. Otherwise just sit down and shut up.

    • @SatanicBarbeque
      @SatanicBarbeque Рік тому

      @@Siggrim There's a reason fat man launchers from fallout don't actually exist in the modern age...and it's because they're beyond stupid.

  • @featherpony
    @featherpony Рік тому +1

    "Larry! Curly! Check those two rooms!"
    LOL... Beavis! Butthead! Check upstairs!

  • @turdfurg47
    @turdfurg47 Рік тому +14

    I love how this started he pretended he was a green barret and did so well he convinced them he was... When he was younger he did become a green barret. Well I see how he could convince them

  • @krisla3142
    @krisla3142 Рік тому +4

    That was a wild ride. I hope someone adopted the pets and gave them a loving home.

  • @MFRASER007
    @MFRASER007 Рік тому +6

    Brilliant video thanks for the upload