That would be the KFC at West Croydon just outside the railway station #Captain Cat!

Special 'fried' forces?

Fried chicken matters

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fKmeeqdn3dyZmZ8.html Jonah Jones is giving us a new empathy, maybe even sympathy for those forced to endure the style of the British armed forces. I would never buy a Haig poppy after this display of arrogance. These are not his armed forces, he's just one man and thousands died from families all over. Where's his appreciation? This man Jones will turn on a fellow countryman like he wasn't. Maybe an independent school has given him a contempt for lower social classes. That old Spartan view of the Helots. "Come out ye black and tans, come out and fight me like a man Show your wife how you won medals down in Flanders Tell her how the IRA made you run like hell away From the green and lovely lanes of Killashandra Come tell us how you slew them old Arabs two by two Like the Zulus, they had spears, bows, and arrows How brave you faced one with your 16-pounder gun And you frightened them natives to their marrow." There was an Afghan war hero, one of many www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/sick-pervert-soldier-facing-jail-8920000 He did serve, he might turn out to support Jonah Jones's event. Then consider the view that only serving men are welcome. Not those they fought for. 'KNOBAH'. They didn't serve anybody but their own regiment or family and they should be ignored. No favors no respect.

They opened one in Addington about 1 or 2 weeks ago. He got transferred to my unit a few days ago

lol.

LMFAO!!!

Fkn brilliant

@Ian Concannon it's not easy getting into ex Japanese army underpants when your 13 and 13 stone . Be s struggle even for Jimmy Saville m8

You got that off an Old Jeffro Joke ....Does that make you a Walter ha

Ditto. I'm retired HMPS and its amazing how many bullsh@tters join the job. Ex RM, ex SAS, ex SF and 'ooh I can't tell you that because I've signed the Official Secrets Act'. Its all b@llocks. I worked with a bloke who wore his veteran badge on his tie and when I asked him how long he served, it turned out he'd bailed just after his passing out parade. Most of us in HMPS have no military service but serve our monarch by fighting in the darkest conflict that most of the general public know nothing about. Its daily and relentless. Most members of the public see a villain locked up and think 'thats justice done'. They don't see or hear anything about the twenty or so years that the villain has to be 'managed'. Most serving and ex HMPS are true but unrecognised heroes. Give us some credit folks.

I thought the SAS stopped that made you guys easier to spot 🤔

Very wise

I thought that facial effect was just an allergic reaction to eating uncooked hedgehogs and slugs.

@@pghudd I know, I actually spoke with the general of the SAS, I recommended that we should just have one long black rectangle that covers both eyes, anyone wearing it just had to use sound to get around.

Easier just to remember to bring a roll of black nasty of a which a strip can be torn off and placed over the eyes when meeting civvies

A different breed they guys . Top men every last one .

@Sven524 This is typical of the character of these guys. Nothing phases them and their response does them credit. I'm not old enough to have served in WW2, but I did in other conflicts... this really is taking the piss out of those that never came back. If it were me, I'd have asked to have a private word with him, so that his family would not be embarrassed. I'd have told him that if I saw him again, I WOULD spill the beans. It would be up to him if he did it again. And if did, it would be HIS fault that his family would be embarrassed. But I agree, there's no need to smack him in the face... the man obviously has low self-esteem issues and nobody knows the back story to it all.

My sentiments exactly!

Splendid comment. Just what i expected a member of the armed forces to say. Tbh the Americans who have pages dedicated to shaming fantasists seem nearly as tragic as the people they're exposing.

Dorian, I agree with you. As a former serviceman, I welcome any support, be it military or civilian. If someone turns up to one of our events as this chap did, he will either be ignored or spoken to in manner like how I approached him - matter of factly and as polite as is necessary.

I can see your point with you feeling sorry for them, but there’s a little piece of me which gets very angry with it all. I’ve see blood spilt from friends and foe alike in my years in the forces, god knows I paid the price with my mental and physical health 15 years after serving, seeing these idiots proclaiming to be who they are sickens me. I personally want it to be made an offence, my medals were earned. Nice piece though, keep up the great work.

i don't get people like this, if they are that obsessed with the military to go out and pretend to be a soldier, why didn't they just join up.

Probably is. I'd be happy to chat to him again.

@Jeff Franklin Couldn't agree more. I am retired-Royal Navy and have a good pal who is an retired-Sergeant Major. One (boozy!) day at the British Legion on Armistice day, we were talking about the differences between the armed forces and the subject of the stars came up. He told me that "stars" are what the British Army sleep under... what the Royal Navy use to navigate their way around the globe... and what the Royal Air Force award to the hotels they stay in". BUT SERIOUSLY.... I asked what made a good soldier...he told me that there are may things... that combine to make a good soldier... but "in battle, there is one quality which is humongously important... "controlled aggression".

I can confirm you are sas. I was an Iranian in the embassy that was killed.

The true heroes were those who built that balcony, By gods could it hold so many men.

I was the 12 one in from the right dressed in black. You can’t miss me!

😂😂

I was on ops when that happened, remember us as the team watching it on telly in NI, and handing out marks from 1 to 10 for visual impact and technique.

RIP Rob Bromley - raise a glass to him.

@@willfoster2635 Was Rob from Chesterfield ?

@@macann70221 Hi Ian. Sorry, I don't know much about him.

I think you were 100% correct in respecting your father's wishes. As an aside, I was temping a few years ago and one of the factory managers said he had a WW2 Jeep and showed me photos of it. He explained that he went to meets with other WW2 vehicle enthusiasts and would go to shows etc. He wore a period correct American uniform when he did. He added that he wore _NO_ insignia for any unit, nor any badge of rank. I asked why? He explained that he had never served in any military unit, he had never held military rank and therefore he felt he was completely un-entitled to wear those things. I immediately saw his point and I admired his respect for those who had served.

Crikey!

jim davidson was telling a good story about his brothers pub, an Argentinian veteran came in, could barely afford a pint, so they all had a whip round, got him a meal and a few drinks.

No denying he was a Veteran then ;)

You know you not allowed to talk about the giant spiders , that's hush hush

I happen to know that there no giant spiders on Mars at that time, that was a later campaign. 🤔 Are youfor real?

was Walter in control of the turdpedos on your flying submarine ?🤣 (thanks for your funny comment, made me chortle)

@@MrVinniboy He was amusingly brave as I remember. When we fired torpedo's he used to sit on the back and guide them to the target using a rowing boat rudder, and, at the same time, fired his catapult hitting the targets superstructure at least 12 times prior to jumping off just before impact. Why should Britain tremble with hero's like this..

@@mad7206 Well, actually, I'll come clean. They were more like dirty great scorpions at least 20 feet tall with eyes like Diana Abbott, and if that doesn't scare you I don't know what will. The Jupiter landing was something different again but, I don't like to talk about that one.

Nice comment Andrew Tombs, very much appreciated.

I think it would be nice for someone to post this video onto a TikTok as the original video is doing the rounds, I have no idea how to post on there as I’m useless with tech, so in honour and respect for Rob Bromley it would be nice for somebody to put it on to clarify that he is not a Walt but was indeed a serving Royal Marine Commando

Danny, thanks for the comment mate. Keep safe.

Was Rob from Chesterfield?

@@macann70221 Yes

Best wishes to your old man if he’s still around.

theres some good research to show ketamine and mdma have helped with ptsd etc. good luck

Swift & Bold. Ex 2RGJ and then RAMC at QEMH. 1966 - 2002

You did your bit well sir

@@seanmurphy5778 when did you leave 2RGJ?

@@TheWizardOfTheFens I joined 2RGJ from IJLB via a shortened stint in Trg Coy at the Rifle Depot in 1969. The Bn was based at Oxford Barracks in Münster, BAOR. Other than a 2 year posting to the Depot to run the Medical Centre, I stayed with the Bn until September 1979, when I left as Med Sgt from Armagh, to transfer to the RAMC, to train as an Operating Theatre Technician. I then continued to serve as an OTT/ODP until 1992. After leaving regular service, I continued to serve in the Reserves until 2002, at various Field Hospitals. I spent a considerable amount of time at QEMH Woolwich whilst Regular, and, up until it closed, as an agency ODP. I hope that answers your question. Celer et Audax / In Arduis Fidelis

@Dark Light That made me chuckle,awesome comment 😄

Lol, Lord Jesus Christ is the God of ecstasy consciousness

There are some hilarious comments for this, but col sanders at the battle of KFC!:))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) THE BEST YET!

Brilliant, I am in stitches......metaphorically speaking.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Hahaha "we went to a pap concert"

How’s The edge? The edge is fine!

Dan Nottingham fucking classic comedy mate

How’s Adam Clayton?

Sandy, in all honesty, he struggled putting a simple sentence together - no way was he prepped for a 3-word tongue twister!

Cheers Bernie.

yep he was sweating like a blindfolded lesbian in a fishmongers

Andrew doesn't sweat..... After being shot at daaaaaan Sarf. I was shot at in Bosnia..... I sweat my tits off everyday!!!!

Yes, but he has more plausible bull than HRH.

We never forget Australia’s contribution in WWII. 🇬🇧

@@willbee6785 , good on ya Will. All the best mate . Mick

As a British English speaker my millennial friend .... valour and offence

@@allenomalley4014 🤣🤣🤣

@2manynegativewaves most, if not all the royals earned their medals

I dont think it should, if they use it for financial gain like those charity fraudsters then sure but that guy in the video got all the punishment he deserved. Everyone who knows him knows that he is the most pathetic and insecure of men now. Just film em and out em. We should not be too zealous when it comes to passing laws for every little offence, we should be stripping away stupid offensive laws instead of implementing new ones.

2manynegativewaves phillip served on various ships during WW2, the Queen was vehicle mechanic in the ATS during WW2, Prince Andrew flew helicopters in the Falklands war, Harry served in Afghanistan and William was a search and rescue pilot in the RAF. As a family they have more than earns their medals.

I salute you back sir!

...maybe next time, just for you!

You do that sir

I agree. We’re not out there to kick them but we will defend the truth and not let anyone take the glory for someone else’s sacrifice.

Close up it was imitation. Royal Navy Officers in my time wore a cloth cap badge upon a green beret, not a tin can replica as this guy was wearing.

@@JonahmdbJones The tin can "replica" is genuine and would be worn by Naval Officers on their blue RN berets. Still have mine somewhere. I don't doubt however that a cloth one would be worn on a green beret.

@@paulwood5803 Majority of RN Cdos I've seen have metal badges. If someone wants to pay £50 for a cloth badge from Thieves and Hawkes for their blue beret they can crack on. As far as I'm concerned 'pusser provides'. Also, go to any unit and muster a dozen troops. Their MTP may be the same style but you can bet you'll see 4 or 5 different types of combat boots in a line up of only 12.

James Hardy that sounds like a painful and uncomfortable situation. Was this chap in uniform? I’ve known of a few weddings where chaps have worn uniforms emblazoned with medals. It’s as if the ceremony will protect them and reinforce their facade!

@@JonahmdbJones No Blues or Lovats fortunately just a very red face and a few beads of sweat on his brow.

Sorry for stealing your thunder @ChrisFalcke

@@JonahmdbJones 🤣🤣🤣

Thanks 👍