I cannot blame Perry ! It was like Abraham Lincoln's speech was just hot air to the soldiers in his position ! I applaud all the soldiers who endured the torture they endured from their own country !
I find this very interesting that they used Black soldiers to build the Ledo rd. I’ve studied WWII intensively and in all the pictures and videos, I’ve NEVER seen Black troops working on it-just Indian or Burmese locals. I believe your story about the troops being involved I just wonder why they seem to have never either been filmed or if they were, it’s not been shown. In all these years, I have never seen the film clips you show here. I find that extremely sad. These men deserves to have their story known long before now!!! Thanks for this story.
in history not only the blacks got exploited ,all commons when born in poor family's and ran out of luck they're fucked by goverments , the church , the rich and powerfull . sad thing is , only some of the blacks keep dwelling in it and claim they are the only one's being mistreated not knowing history as a whole , not even know own history . but , compared to all people those are a few and unfortunatly like all other groups of people , those few makes the others look bad .
@@jonathanschadenfreude9603 Tell that also to the Chinese workers (Cantonese mostly, sometimes referred to as "Celestials") on the west coast. They too were worked to death by the railroads for less pay than the caucasian (Irish) workers. And they too were buried in mass graves without much thought. To the railroad companies, they were as replaceable as railway ties.
And what makes these men so special what because they were black 😂 omg get over it how about telling the story if the WHITE prisoners on the Burma railroad or the Irish or the Chinese no of course not you only want to race bait.
Mistreatment followed by disregard for and dismissal of anything he had to say, huh its totally unbelievable that anyone would buck back, unheard of for sure. Drafted to be serving a chain gang building roads in abysmal conditions then treated like a lifer in Guantanamo Bay for not wanting to spit shine boots for some smug pos officer after working 16hr shift.
The title of this video pisses me off, because it chronicles a man just trying to fucking live his life, and how this country fucked over every bit of what little freedom he could have, and we act like it's his fault.
My father was a Radio operator on a Commando transport plane flying over the HUMP. He delivered supplies from India to the Chinese to fight the Japanese. The Flying Tigers escorted him over the HUMP.. He became of Sargent and was there for 3 years....
This old gentleman at the local paint store used to keep me riveted with his stories from WW2 as a combat correspondent - he got around a lot seemed that he spent much of his time in China and spoke often of flying the hump between Dinjan, India, to Kunming, China. Who knows maybe on you fathers Skytrain! cheers
it's messed up what our own Military did to our black soldiers. Anyone in those working conditions would go insane and start using drugs. I don't blame Perry for escaping twice. They really hate us bro
What happens when somebody who doesn't want to go to war in a country far away from his home and is then persecuted for not complying with every last diktat. Non-compliance cannot be tolerated by the warmongers because the warmongers depend upon total compliance, feeding meat into their grinder. Refusal to comply with an order to go suffer in a foreign land is countered by domestic persecution, of course - along the lines of "you're going to die, son, just choose where". I'm incredibly glad that I'm too old to be conscripted by a psychopathic government nowadays, all the more so now that some supposedly freedom-loving governments are among the most psychopathic.
They all were. Fight or work. I'd rather work, as I don't like the thought of death. Modern Perry would have a modified Glock, firing at Police. He was oppressed though so.,. 🤷♂️
@@417jumps3 The road leads to your colleagues being fed and provided with weapons. Roads are more important than fighters, because there's no fighters without roads. Fighters can't fight without supplies. Personal opinion.
@@curbyourshi1056 I’ll agree with that!! Can’t fight without the supplies and it’s either air drop or truck them. Can’t truck them without roads. I lean more towards the fighting because I’m former Marine infantry.
I have always wondered at the fairness of life. How someone can be born rich, good looking and lucky while others get born into lives like Perry. Then we get judged for who we are, what a joke.
Today people are born in worse situations. Think about the homeless covering the streets in L.A. Hollywood has an enormous amount of wealth, and this is their neighborhood.
If Perry had been treated fairly by the Army, he would certainly have given as good as he got, and perhaps won a number of decorations as a bona fide war hero. All of the makings of a truly excellent soldier were there, but they were twisted perversely by the abuses of an army that hated him and his race more than they hated the enemy.
didn't know about his story before but the way he was treated by his own military and government is not that different from the cruelty and ruthlessness of the fascists we were fighting and I'm afraid he was right if he actually tried to avoid the draft at first⚛😀
I did not find him 'Frighteningly Deranged' at all. Unfortunately he was drafted. He clearly didn't have the make up or constitution to cope with the DOD Institution. A guy who got forced to serve and felt shafted and alone hiding from a guaranteed kangaroo court? No justifying some of his choices.... but frankly that's nothing compared to other more note worthy personalities that conflict and period. If anything I leave this feeling...... almost sorry for him. He clearly was not the Murderous type we find in Japanese or Russian or German Army's...
What they had to go through working 16 hours a day and malnutrition, not very different from the Japanese prisoner of War work camps. What a waste, it sounds like he would have made a great jungle commando behind enemy lines.
Biden got a deferment. Bill Clinton got a deferment. Gore got a safe, cushy position. Hillary could have volunteered, if you think military service is so important. And I notice you say nothing about having served yourself. Me? USAF 1976-80.
While I understand that the African American soldiers in WW2 and even today, have had a raw deal, I don’t approve of glamorizing a soldier who broke the rules, killed an officer while incarcerated, and continued to steal from the military. Had he just did his time from the start, even with the unfair extension of his sentence, he’d have gotten out, finished the war, and gone home to his family.
A lot of abusive "officers" were fragged in Vietnam. Being abducted into a slave army and treated in such a horrible way he was still obligated to lick the boot but swallow the whole thing? This is what stateism and obedience to authority brings, abuse and mass extermination, and if you don't believe we do that ask the 500,000 children who were killed by our sanctions on Iraq in the 90s. Oh you can't, because they're dead, and the secretary of State said "it was worth it." Do you glamorize the cops that followed the rules and herded the Jews into the gas chambers? Did it go well for them at Nuremberg?
This was the American army where soldiers have rights as guaranteed by the constitution of the United States of America and the military has rules of conduct that protect soldiers from abuse by their superiors or anyone ELSE !!!
Your left wing reply skips my comment completely. I wasn’t talking about Vietnam or the Nazi death camps.i was talking about a US soldier who broke the rules, was being punished, and as a result of said punishment, which definitely sounded unfair and abusive, decided that the appropriate reaction was to kill another US soldier who was doing his duty. That your Woke reply would skip thru the facts and make it completely about something else, isn’t surprising. I am surprised that you didn’t try justifying Hamas driving through Israel’s street murdering its citizens at the beginning of that conflict when there was no fighting or war going on.
Yes. I'm sure that under the same conditions, coming from the same background and having the same skin color, you would be as brave and obedient as you say. They broke that man. They did that to themselves. But judging from your "leftist" argument, we already know who you are. Heil
For black soldiers in the US army they must have wondered what the difference was between the nazis and their own people. The story of their suffering at the hands of their own country deserves to be told. I had no idea this kind of thing went on..
How horrible. Im sure being on the front lines with almost all of the exact same conditions happening, but someone a few hundred yards away trying to kill you would have been better. So sad they werent allow to fight and had to do other things behind the lines. What horror.
The *most* frighteningly deranged figure of WWII? Not by a long shot. Joseph Mengele, Oskar Dirlewanger, Shiro Ishii and Masaji Kitano have this guy beat by light-years. Just four examples…
As an old white army officer, I salute him. All he wanted, was to be treated like a human being. Rest in Peace, soldier. F those other officers. They were not worthy of their rank.
Segregated black US soldiers were often treated like dirt. Hopefully, Perry, one day, receives a Congressional Medal of Honor. He belonged in the OSS, not a stockade.
12:16. Keep in mind, he had been smoking opium every night for several months at this point when he was captured. So not only did he have to go back to prison, but while going through one of the most hellish experience there is on this earth, opium withdrawal. Unless you have experienced it, it is impossible to describe how horrible it is. Its torture in your own head and you cannot escape it for even a second. For WEEKS
@@Legitpenguins99 Hero stated or not, he was made light of as if he was somehow an upstanding moral guy. Then as with usual in Dark Docs, he contradicts himself and states how bad the guy was. This is why I watch very few DD posts, there's a lot of BS and poor production and editing of the subject matter. This is the first one I've seen in 6 months and it's the same garbage.
Yes, the road had to be built. It was going to be grueling no matter how it was done. But to add to the misery by insisting on the worse military discipline. One that was just for the sake of cruelty and being able to treat people as though they were less than human. Something like this is going to happen every time. At some point a person is going to snap and a tragedy is going to follow. The person most responsible is the general. When he signaled that this treatment of the black solder was acceptable. He made the this the inevitable conclusion. I am not aware of what officer was in charge of this operation. But he must have been bastard and a monster to work for as an officer that career depended on his good graces..
Holy hell, we did that man wrong. If even half those details are true (a big if, considering the channel) then I hope that, wherever he is, he knows that, while our country may not have appreciated him at the time, I certainly appreciate his sacrifice. I swear, the more I hear of "the greatest generation", the more that title appears steeped in crimson irony. Shameful. To be clear, I'm not saying there weren't good human beings among them, full of heroism, optimism, and everything else required to risk, and often lose, your life for the freedom of others...and to those men and women we all owe a great debt...but there were more than enough despicable, hateful, and cowardly among them as well that I feel that moniker is disingenuous at best. May they all rest in peace, regardless.
@@U.S._Army_Retired what are you talking about? Why so defensive about a common excuse cowards used to avoid the draft? Pavlovian response to defend the indefensible?
Well We sure don't look like any of those people in the video("try using original picture documents..etc".)l 😂😂😂 Ps;- and trust me we know our history. ."We're known as the Stalingrad of the East"(BATTLE OF KOHIMA )WWII
Incredible story. I have followed your channel for a very long time and this one is one of the best. This is not taught in school and I appreciate it
Thanks DARK DOCS for doing a video on this guy.I asked you just a few weeks ago,and you answered.Thank you.
I cannot blame Perry ! It was like Abraham Lincoln's speech was just hot air to the soldiers in his position ! I applaud all the soldiers who endured the torture they endured from their own country !
I find this very interesting that they used Black soldiers to build the Ledo rd. I’ve studied WWII intensively and in all the pictures and videos, I’ve NEVER seen Black troops working on it-just Indian or Burmese locals. I believe your story about the troops being involved I just wonder why they seem to have never either been filmed or if they were, it’s not been shown. In all these years, I have never seen the film clips you show here. I find that extremely sad. These men deserves to have their story known long before now!!! Thanks for this story.
Tell that to the irish who built the railroads on the east coast that were buried in mass graves!
in history not only the blacks got exploited ,all commons when born in poor family's and ran out of luck they're fucked by goverments , the church , the rich and powerfull . sad thing is , only some of the blacks keep dwelling in it and claim they are the only one's being mistreated not knowing history as a whole , not even know own history . but , compared to all people those are a few and unfortunatly like all other groups of people , those few makes the others look bad .
Watching this I felt there was more than a bit of embellishment.Woke culture never misses an opportunity to spread BS.
@@jonathanschadenfreude9603 Tell that also to the Chinese workers (Cantonese mostly, sometimes referred to as "Celestials") on the west coast. They too were worked to death by the railroads for less pay than the caucasian (Irish) workers. And they too were buried in mass graves without much thought. To the railroad companies, they were as replaceable as railway ties.
And what makes these men so special what because they were black 😂 omg get over it how about telling the story if the WHITE prisoners on the Burma railroad or the Irish or the Chinese no of course not you only want to race bait.
Gotta say, the guy had heart.
Gumption.
He was weak and and a liability.
He doesn’t sound deranged at all. Pretty reasonable reaction, IMO.
Mistreatment followed by disregard for and dismissal of anything he had to say, huh its totally unbelievable that anyone would buck back, unheard of for sure. Drafted to be serving a chain gang building roads in abysmal conditions then treated like a lifer in Guantanamo Bay for not wanting to spit shine boots for some smug pos officer after working 16hr shift.
spit shine a pile of dirty boots after working 16 hours?
The title of this video pisses me off, because it chronicles a man just trying to fucking live his life, and how this country fucked over every bit of what little freedom he could have, and we act like it's his fault.
Yes but the video paints him heroically at least.
Title is there to make people like me click and learn his story
Sounds like it would make a good film.
apocalpse now?
@@Barry-j1w7h "Rambo's Apocalpse"
Farewell to the King.
Tragic
All I can think is that his reaction to everything was justified. I can’t believe this is considered “unhinged”. Seems inevitable to me.
And me. I'm 'Unhinged' after 30 years on a factory, hahaha.
these black men are forever a part of the greatest generation !!!!! GOD BLESS EACH, AND EVERYONE OF YOU FOREVERMORE !!!!!!
My father was a Radio operator on a Commando transport plane flying over the HUMP. He delivered supplies from India to the Chinese to fight the Japanese. The Flying Tigers escorted him over the HUMP.. He became of Sargent and was there for 3 years....
This old gentleman at the local paint store used to keep me riveted with his stories from WW2 as a combat correspondent - he got around a lot seemed that he spent much of his time in China and spoke often of flying the hump between Dinjan, India, to Kunming, China. Who knows maybe on you fathers Skytrain! cheers
A broken man right from the beginning. Sad, very sad.
This was a video on par with Mark Felton in terms of research and presentation.
Well done!
Hahaha,what a joke. This channel is nothing like Felton's. A lot of misinformation in these "Dark" channels.
Mark Felton is a pandering little man spewing propaganda, not history.
Love me some Dark Docs!
Salute to Perry!
it's messed up what our own Military did to our black soldiers. Anyone in those working conditions would go insane and start using drugs. I don't blame Perry for escaping twice. They really hate us bro
And never forget that my brotha!
This is a story that needs to be told. The US has to confront its shame if it wants to build a better world...
The thumbnail photo is a Vietnam era pix. The two on the right are holding AKs .
Like how he answers you.......seems circling soldiers and calling them all different things in the videos is the in thing.......
@@M-H433Quite a bit of misinformation in these "Dark" channels,you have to take them all with a grain of salt and even then....
"Now the Hell Will Start" by B. Koerner - The book about this story.
True freedom fighter. Great presentation.
damn that's a crazy story. much respect to him
He was The Jungle King. No doubt. This needs to be a movie.
Apocalypse now sounds similar
The CBT theater was quite a thing.
The CBI theater of war is hardly discussed.
@cedricliggins7528 fair nuff, but construction of the Ledo road in the CBI theater was one of the largest undertakings of the entire war.
Way To Go My Man.👊😎 🇺🇸
What happens when somebody who doesn't want to go to war in a country far away from his home and is then persecuted for not complying with every last diktat. Non-compliance cannot be tolerated by the warmongers because the warmongers depend upon total compliance, feeding meat into their grinder. Refusal to comply with an order to go suffer in a foreign land is countered by domestic persecution, of course - along the lines of "you're going to die, son, just choose where".
I'm incredibly glad that I'm too old to be conscripted by a psychopathic government nowadays, all the more so now that some supposedly freedom-loving governments are among the most psychopathic.
This is a tragedy. U.S. troops being treated this way by their own country is just sad.
I do love me some DarkDocs though!!
They all were. Fight or work. I'd rather work, as I don't like the thought of death. Modern Perry would have a modified Glock, firing at Police. He was oppressed though so.,. 🤷♂️
@@curbyourshi1056 more honor in dying fighting than building a friggin road. Personal opinion.
Agreed.
@@417jumps3 The road leads to your colleagues being fed and provided with weapons. Roads are more important than fighters, because there's no fighters without roads. Fighters can't fight without supplies. Personal opinion.
@@curbyourshi1056 I’ll agree with that!! Can’t fight without the supplies and it’s either air drop or truck them. Can’t truck them without roads. I lean more towards the fighting because I’m former Marine infantry.
No excuse for not caring for the basic needs of the road workers, I do not blame him. Amazing he lasted as long as he did before snapping
I have always wondered at the fairness of life. How someone can be born rich, good looking and lucky while others get born into lives like Perry. Then we get judged for who we are, what a joke.
Today people are born in worse situations.
Think about the homeless covering the streets in L.A.
Hollywood has an enormous amount of wealth, and this is their neighborhood.
If Perry had been treated fairly by the Army, he would certainly have given as good as he got, and perhaps won a number of decorations as a bona fide war hero. All of the makings of a truly excellent soldier were there, but they were twisted perversely by the abuses of an army that hated him and his race more than they hated the enemy.
didn't know about his story before but the way he was treated by his own military and government is not that different from the cruelty and ruthlessness of the fascists we were fighting and I'm afraid he was right if he actually tried to avoid the draft at first⚛😀
This is motion picture material!
The summation at the end was rather disturbing, this guy is disturbed if it is not an act.
I aint shining no shoes...fk u mean! ✊🏾
Man, the parting comment of "his heinous crimes" is OTT. The guy is the mythic Outlaw Hero pushed too far.
It’s wild how racism during a major war was even a thing
Sorry brother
I did not find him 'Frighteningly Deranged' at all. Unfortunately he was drafted. He clearly didn't have the make up or constitution to cope with the DOD Institution. A guy who got forced to serve and felt shafted and alone hiding from a guaranteed kangaroo court? No justifying some of his choices.... but frankly that's nothing compared to other more note worthy personalities that conflict and period. If anything I leave this feeling...... almost sorry for him. He clearly was not the Murderous type we find in Japanese or Russian or German Army's...
This is a great story! So, what's the difference between hard labor and forced hard labor?
I hope The Fat Electrician covers this story
The real Rambo
He wasn’t deranged, in fact I would say he was spot on
Never EVER become a slave for the military industrial complex.
We're all Debt Slaves to the Bankers.....same.
Lol you already are in some way
Yep, Nick Nolte starred in a movie titled Farewell to the King. Similar story.
This is a Hollywood Movie!
Totally agree! Hope someone picks it up.
We were no better than the Japanese right there!
Once Perry passed right after his funeral found himself back in the stockades 😂😅. Sounds like he had a stop locking him up problem
I think I have stumbled across you tube’s version of the old Commando magazine 😂
What they had to go through working 16 hours a day and malnutrition, not very different from the Japanese prisoner of War work camps. What a waste, it sounds like he would have made a great jungle commando behind enemy lines.
Laughs in Larry Thorne
Should’ve taught SERE
Dude was a badass!!!
Respect
HAHAHAHA! He was willing to do whatever on his terms. But he went. No bone spurs. He had a record. He could’ve been President. Haha
Biden got a deferment. Bill Clinton got a deferment. Gore got a safe, cushy position. Hillary could have volunteered, if you think military service is so important. And I notice you say nothing about having served yourself. Me? USAF 1976-80.
Nope. Never had to serve. Never had bone spurs either. Haha!
@@vaughnmojado8637 So, why be obnoxious about ONE of the millions of Americans who did not serve?
Shame on America to this day. The bright shining lie.
While I understand that the African American soldiers in WW2 and even today, have had a raw deal, I don’t approve of glamorizing a soldier who broke the rules, killed an officer while incarcerated, and continued to steal from the military. Had he just did his time from the start, even with the unfair extension of his sentence, he’d have gotten out, finished the war, and gone home to his family.
A lot of abusive "officers" were fragged in Vietnam. Being abducted into a slave army and treated in such a horrible way he was still obligated to lick the boot but swallow the whole thing? This is what stateism and obedience to authority brings, abuse and mass extermination, and if you don't believe we do that ask the 500,000 children who were killed by our sanctions on Iraq in the 90s. Oh you can't, because they're dead, and the secretary of State said "it was worth it."
Do you glamorize the cops that followed the rules and herded the Jews into the gas chambers? Did it go well for them at Nuremberg?
This was the American army where soldiers have rights as guaranteed by the constitution of the United States of America and the military has rules of conduct that protect soldiers from abuse by their superiors or anyone ELSE !!!
Your left wing reply skips my comment completely. I wasn’t talking about Vietnam or the Nazi death camps.i was talking about a US soldier who broke the rules, was being punished, and as a result of said punishment, which definitely sounded unfair and abusive, decided that the appropriate reaction was to kill another US soldier who was doing his duty. That your Woke reply would skip thru the facts and make it completely about something else, isn’t surprising. I am surprised that you didn’t try justifying Hamas driving through Israel’s street murdering its citizens at the beginning of that conflict when there was no fighting or war going on.
Yes. I'm sure that under the same conditions, coming from the same background and having the same skin color, you would be as brave and obedient as you say. They broke that man. They did that to themselves. But judging from your "leftist" argument, we already know who you are. Heil
Typical ws
I believe that my mother's dad worked on this road. He was a officer. You also worked on the alcan highway
I don't blame parry this was a dark time in America military
Yeah I read a very good book about this manhunt.
Lots of military personnel dealt with similar conditions. He was never in combat, either.
For black soldiers in the US army they must have wondered what the difference was between the nazis and their own people. The story of their suffering at the hands of their own country deserves to be told. I had no idea this kind of thing went on..
Introductions are no longer in I guess?
How horrible. Im sure being on the front lines with almost all of the exact same conditions happening, but someone a few hundred yards away trying to kill you would have been better. So sad they werent allow to fight and had to do other things behind the lines. What horror.
Rip you didnt do anything no other man wouldnt want to do in those circumstances.
I believe Nick Nolte starred in a movie similar to this story.
Farewell to the King
The conditions described here were actually what everyone in that area had to go through. Look up Merrill's Marauders and the hardships they endured.
What is the name of this movie?
It sounds like Apocalypse now was based on this dude's life
We're the natives more excepting of him because he was black?
tragic...
"The absence of a paternal figure..."
Nothing new, lol.
Nothing new in the head of a bigot either, apparently.
forced to serve as a slave... oh! what a warrior he could be if they only let him...!
Manual labor instead of combat is not a punishment.
@@Willy_TepesSarcasm isn't a punishment either. Just take it.
That kind of sarcasm probably only makes sense to a racist. Sorry I missed it.@@curbyourshi1056
@@Willy_Tepes Typical liberal, proclaiming racism against someone instead of asking them to elaborate on their statement.
The *most* frighteningly deranged figure of WWII? Not by a long shot. Joseph Mengele, Oskar Dirlewanger, Shiro Ishii and Masaji Kitano have this guy beat by light-years. Just four examples…
As an old white army officer, I salute him.
All he wanted, was to be treated like a human being.
Rest in Peace, soldier.
F those other officers.
They were not worthy of their rank.
Why those dudes in the thumb have AKs if this is WW2?
The actual footage is of the tribes in PNG not Burma or India
The film - Farewell to the king - Nick Nolte ? WW2 film - shipwrecked sailor joins local tribe on a Japanese controlled island
Good movie
America always loved black Americans
Segregated black US soldiers were often treated like dirt. Hopefully, Perry, one day, receives a Congressional Medal of Honor. He belonged in the OSS, not a stockade.
MOH not CMOH
0:53
Is it just me but the video keeps skipping edit: can't watch it like thus I'm afraid 😕
Sounds like the noose stopped him!
12:16. Keep in mind, he had been smoking opium every night for several months at this point when he was captured. So not only did he have to go back to prison, but while going through one of the most hellish experience there is on this earth, opium withdrawal.
Unless you have experienced it, it is impossible to describe how horrible it is. Its torture in your own head and you cannot escape it for even a second. For WEEKS
Know what he did wasn't smart. I don't think he was deranged I just think he was passed his breaking point.
He was never cooperative or resourceful. This man was no hero.
Who's saying he is a hero?
@@Legitpenguins99 Hero stated or not, he was made light of as if he was somehow an upstanding moral guy. Then as with usual in Dark Docs, he contradicts himself and states how bad the guy was. This is why I watch very few DD posts, there's a lot of BS and poor production and editing of the subject matter. This is the first one I've seen in 6 months and it's the same garbage.
This country will never change😷
It's changed more than you'll ever realise. Depending on your perspective.
He had more kids with his native wife as well.
Yes, the road had to be built. It was going to be grueling no matter how it was done. But to add to the misery by insisting on the worse military discipline. One that was just for the sake of cruelty and being able to treat people as though they were less than human. Something like this is going to happen every time. At some point a person is going to snap and a tragedy is going to follow.
The person most responsible is the general. When he signaled that this treatment of the black solder was acceptable. He made the this the inevitable conclusion. I am not aware of what officer was in charge of this operation. But he must have been bastard and a monster to work for as an officer that career depended on his good graces..
Was it really 'going native'? Really.
👍👍👍
This guy sounds awesome
Holy hell, we did that man wrong. If even half those details are true (a big if, considering the channel) then I hope that, wherever he is, he knows that, while our country may not have appreciated him at the time, I certainly appreciate his sacrifice. I swear, the more I hear of "the greatest generation", the more that title appears steeped in crimson irony. Shameful.
To be clear, I'm not saying there weren't good human beings among them, full of heroism, optimism, and everything else required to risk, and often lose, your life for the freedom of others...and to those men and women we all owe a great debt...but there were more than enough despicable, hateful, and cowardly among them as well that I feel that moniker is disingenuous at best. May they all rest in peace, regardless.
Why didn’t he simply claim bone spurs?
What about Clinton , Obama, or Biden with 5 deferments? Cherry picker.
@@U.S._Army_Retired what are you talking about? Why so defensive about a common excuse cowards used to avoid the draft? Pavlovian response to defend the indefensible?
@@soulesslemming Yet you gloss over the three other cowards mentioned. Crawl back into your hole.
That’s only an option for the rich.
@@U.S._Army_RetiredObama was in junior high when the draft ended, numbnuts.
Well We sure don't look like any of those people in the video("try using original picture documents..etc".)l 😂😂😂
Ps;- and trust me we know our history. ."We're known as the Stalingrad of the East"(BATTLE OF KOHIMA )WWII
Nothing has changed in over 80 years
Sounds like a pretty good deal, opium, women and hunting.
watch the movie
this is where i unsubscribe from all channels assossciated with you.