Fighting in Kobane.

(several weeks later)

"I'm not reading that claptrap, Jihadi John - if that's even your real name. :rolleyes:

And this orange jumpsuit stinks. Haven't your heard of Daz? You'd never catch the SAS stinking of shit.

Oooh, I'm so impressed - a big knife! Whoop-di-do. Waving that around in front of your little camcorder won't achieve anything.

Wow - you've beheaded me. How original... NOT."
 


The biggest problem i can think of is guns. You're definitely going to need guns. How are you going to get them through the airport? Or are you just hoping to pick some up from lost property when you get there? There's no way you can fight with a bic razor, a can of Lynx and 200ml of toothpaste.
They don't ask you to be the weapons consultant on the Rambo films obviously
 
"In 1972, a crack commando unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they didn't commit. These men promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles underground. Today, still wanted by the government they survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them....maybe you can hire The A-Team." give them a call xx
 
Been wondering about this after that press report today, imagine if the Govt. in the mid 30'd had labelled those off to join the International Brigade in Spain terrorists
 
I can't understand why anybody would even want to join the army when there's a conflict on. Surely the desire to stay alive or walk on two legs is greater than the buzz of shooting at someone. Therefore I find it baffling that anyone would want to do it without getting paid. Can't he just go to laser quest for a couple of hours instead?
 

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