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Raymond  Radford's avatar

Would the SAS have been better off if after the Iranian embassy event they had remained largely anonymous

Claremont1's avatar

Good question I’d like to hear his answer too! 👍

Arved von Brasch's avatar

Have you been following the war crime charges that have been levelled against several Australian contemporaries and the arrest of Ben Roberts-Smith?

ali brown's avatar

Or the UK special forces like Jay Cal who Christian may know facing murder charges for what he did in the middle east.

ali brown's avatar

Question for christian"Thank you for your service and i am heartbroken that our motherland has driven you to the US. I woukd love to know, with you expirence of foreign internal defence, what advice you would give those of still in England, if David Betz's analaysis anf if the current state of france is a measure of what is to come to England/Britain."

ali brown's avatar

To explain this foreign internal defence is what special forces call training and supporting "rebels" in foreign countires when we are against the country's governement

PAUL MARSHALL's avatar

Hi Chrsitian, i read Rusty Firmins books about his time in the SAS and the Iranian Embassy seige, both great reads - but in that he hinted that further promotion was thwarted by not being in the Masons, are things the same now except maybe the Masons being replaced by the progressive woke mindset?

Nicholas Alt's avatar

Reading your book reinforced something to me that I've been thinking over for some time. Many Americans own relatively capable weapons. From what I've seen as a volunteer RSO at a small local range, there is a wide range in the level of competence - beyond basic safe handling - with those weapons. Many, though still a minority, are truly proficient handling their weapons.

But even those of us trained and practiced, say at least to the level of the average military member (which is not that high a level if we're honest) would likely not have been strong assets to you that day in Kenya.

*What can prepared citizens do to stop being "free radicals" and be prepared to be assets or even leaders if pressed into an emergency? What kind of programs do we need to develop to have an effective Civil Defense Corps?*

Claremont1's avatar

Does he trust senior members of the regiment to have their backs ? Or is the top tier too politically compromised ?