I was gonna comment same thing i live 10 mins from this air force base

@@hunterleon462 I am about 30 minutes away in Blanchard

@@Yumatas me to... Close to cliffs

I was born at Barksdale Air Force Base

@@Yumatas I live like 10 secs away because a military fence is in my back yard and it says there is a k-9

Except they wouldn't tell him the name and phone number.

Alison Wünderland then google it. Every base has a publicly accessible phone directory online.

They don’t have to give their commanders information out. I don’t think anyone would at all.

Except where base police have shared jurisdiction, or other agreements with local law enforcement.

Alex, a knowledge of the law and the severe restriction on the military operating outside of their base INSIDE the US should be made clear to the military in their training. I can guarantee you "shared jurisdiction " is a very infrequent occurrence nowadays.

I don't get why as a auditor you don't start with when they ask why your out here "in this day and age" and watch them stand there dumbfounded

Cause there will always be terrorists about its like the war against drugs. It still continues

It's will always last forever lol 😋

Best response is "What day and age was nothing going on?"

You only need an ASVAB score of 1 to join Security Forces🤪

So embarrassed by that MSgt that is so dumb and SSgt is just as dumb and why aren’t they in a service dress uniform. They look so bad for a head quarters / numbered Air Force

He should have been demoted to SSgt! Matches his E-5...

@@texasPD1911 why would they be wearing their blues?

He was a Tech Sgt, E-5

Nailed it Dan!

It's the same logic as punching someone and then running to hide behind a locked door.

It just proves the military and the police are trained the exact same way.

I agree 👍

right up there with we are killing you for your own good

u have a guy as President that cheated to get elected.

JPVNG67 PROVE IT .... cause I prove that the democrats stole the 2018 elections

@@rustyharvey3481 looking to the recent attempt to impeach your president I laugh at that.

JPVNG67 that’s no way to talk about obama

Terrorism is an especially ironic reason, given that any act of unlawful violence intended to alter political behavior (such as a first amendment audit) meets every criteria found in the federal statutory definition of terrorism. It is impossible to handcuff someone -- or even to touch them with a fingertip -- during an illegal arrest without committing an act of unlawful violence.

Yeah way too much arguing with them. State your rights. Anything in public view is fair game when filmed from a public place. All the other bla bla just mixes things up. The more you justify, the weaker you sound.

@DoodleMcD HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA no. Try again sweetie.

It’s not about viewing/seeing security, we’ll maybe a little bit, it’s really all about control and conditioning of the “sheeple”, that fortunately, David is not.

@F W - david wasn't in a car. david did not have a bomb. a picture of a gate (which by the way is on google) would not inform a bomber. none of that matters anyway, as david was on public property outside of the base. there was no break for them to give.

sammy bubba If a stranger was standing outside of your house, taking pics and making videos what would you say? As for the gate procedures, watch 13 hours-Secret Soldiers. There’s a scene where a white car pulls up, and the jihadis are on their phones. They were doing recon, and the embassy was attacked again. Do you understand now?

@@victorrusselljr8069 you hit it on the head..... yea you can takr pictures BBBUUUTTTTTTT..........

F W So what the fuck does that have to do with being on public property

J Norton it’s not they are scared here but rather just terrible training.

they are not scared and they do their job just fine to the other reply here.. They have to check in to stuff like that.. its their job. common .. why be a hater..

@@Shadows_101 if what you are saying is true then in less than 5 minutes after contact they should have left and went back to work

Shadows the job of harassing Americans because of a camera in this day in age is not a good job. It’s a terrible job. Before the civil war the whole slave trade was done by people who were “just doing their job”. So I don’t use that as a yard stick to measure what is right.

@@fringestream990 The took an oath to uphold the US Constitution. The problem is they don't know what their oath means or how important the Constitution really is.

@Billy Leger The sign signed it. 😁

Watch the news once in a while. You'd be surprised what hell hole our country is in.

That's the line!

It's 2017 (according to the LED sign) and people still say "in this day and age".

And the ol' "Here's the deal"

I love it when they say "you gotta understand." Uh no, I don't gotta understand shit!

R Stedler they love to say terrorist.

Wizard sleeves are in regs

Works at the circus part time.

Not a very good "investigative journalist" if he didn't even know where he was... What a waste of time watching this video.

I'm telling ya! Damn Who did this. Two totally different places.

Actually the shreveport barksdale bridge which leads to the base AND the entire base is owned by shreveport Yes it is in bossier but its owned by shreveport

SlowLife47 actually it is owned by the us government not Shreveport , and again ur wrong the parish lines extend to the casinos so the casinos in shitport (over run by minorities ) which are also in bossier city , the tax dollars flow into bossier city, and the usaf states the base is in “barksdale “ Louisiana which has a zip code of its own in bossier city

@@joedirt978 i mean yeah if you want to be a "according to my calculations" nerd than yeah the government owns the base that land was donated to the government by shreveport in late 20's early 30's that bridge or land was all owned by shreveport, never bossier or barksdale until shreveport donated it to the government and they named it barksdale field, hince barksdale AFB now. You must not be from shreveport bossier

Everyone knows S'port is poor/middle class and bossier is upper/rich. They are looked at by anyone living there as the same place practically. Shop in bossier live in shreveport.

Yeah , I wonder if they really from Shreveport coz people there are dumbest than a potato 🥔 and hard headed more than anyone you meet 😅

Sight, not “site”, but, yup. But for that pesky First amendment thingy.

As a lot of viewers know, I am disabled and utilize a voice typing system. I try to catch "misspellings" but miss some.

SittingInDetroit Sitting in NE Michigan here. Remarkable that speech-to-text works at all with English. Glad you can use the help it provides. Ancient teachers like myself never seem to lose our red pencil.... but in my defense, many postings are authored by semi-literate folks, or ones who are just careless. And some of the typos are just fingernails on a chalk board to me. Best to you!

I try to look at the content and meaning of a post and not on the literacy of the person but thanks for reading. I have learned a lot in my life from people with little education.

SittingInDetroit Heavens, me, too! Not a snob. Have dealt with tens of thousands of patients and families from every imaginable background, and might have even been helpful from time to time. But, back when I was young we were drilled to take care with our writing. Then, correcting endless student papers, it became engrained. I seldom comment to ‘correct’ folks, and apologize that I offended you. Truce?

Wish he'd expose these Louisiana Leo's and State Troopers lol

Yeah thats not true at all. I'm in the air force the military police have jurisdiction for miles out for exactly this scenario.

yes but they think they are aloud and maybe so

You don't seem to know who uses golf courses on Military bases... It's retired Non-Coms reliving their glory days... Not active duty Flag Officers, who have crooked Congressmen on their six. 🤡

The base property extends into the street, and military personnel have full right to go ask questions and protect from potential threats, you are also not supposed to film in and around the base.

He was not on military property therefore they have no authority over him. They can ask anything they want to but he is under no obligation to answer. Look up the Posse Comitatus Act.

"beat feet"???? How stupid!!

@@christinegufka2796 yes there are things people don’t know so they make stupid comments! "beat feet To run or flee quickly from a scene or situation; that is, to beat one's feet on the ground rapidly (as in the act of running)."

And they tend to make great cops but these guys in the video have ZERO jurisdiction outside the base perimeter. He could have told them to f**k off and there isn’t a single thing they could have done about it. Air Force Msgt - 24 years - retired. (Same rank as the lead Security Forces guy up in this video )

@@alexblaze8878 They left their post and could've gotten in trouble for that

G G not if it wasn’t a stationary post like the sentry guard position at the gate. And even then there’s usually more than one assigned so one leaving briefly to investigate (what they interpreted as) a perimeter breach is totally in line with their duties. That being said, they have zero jurisdiction once off the base.

Nah, most of these guys either go into security contracting, or work a completely different job when they get out because they are sick of humping battle rattle all day, and when they do get out (depending on the state and agency) but most states and agencies (departments) would require that they go through the academy all over again.

@@alexblaze8878 even then, if they leave a patrol post, they are still putting a strain on the manpower and mission effectiveness of that base by forcing other airmen to stay on shift longer, and/or cover for 2 or more patrol districts. Which in the long run not only effects the mission of the SFS squadron, or the mission of the base itself, but also the mission of the USAF entirely.

Terrorists might crack the secret arm wave...

Not to mention, if there are some sort of secure gate operations happening and if filming them would somehow jeopardize security or compromise military operations (lol), then it is the Air Force that is at fault for being so careless as to leave such important matters exposed and accessible. I'll tell you what scares me is seeing armed military personnel OFF BASE confronting civilians in the community, asking for ID and essentially conducting an investigation. That should be alarming to every American, and I'm pretty sure it is illegal.

Ken Lapham most people don’t know enough about military to see why it’s a threat, you can film who is on shift, when they move shift, millions of things plus his stupid argument about isis would not film this way.... lol if you can come up with that trash view, so can they wow

@@chrisbabcock9097 You're right, most people don't see why the military is a threat.

European Empire lmao, I just want to make sure we don’t follow the Europeans man, you see that, they are falling apart like Russia and still giving advice, reminds me of California lol

He still on post...bark scale Blvd is part the base..well the part that connects to base...

Fishing expedition...

Yup ... Same as the Law Enforcement. These days, if you aren't in Uniform, you are a threat. Anyone you make contact with should be treated as an Enemy Combatant. We aren't citizens to serve anymore, we are Enemies to be feared and dealt with as Threats.

Everyone can be a threat, I would be upset if a soldier saw something unusual and didn't investigate. The fruit of the tree, it doesn't matter if it's bad or good but still look into it if there's any and I mean any feeling something's off. people that think that these military guys are wrong obviously have no training and have never encountered actual threats

Retired Air Force here... There is a Computer Based Training that Literally has a whole section aimed at You see someone across the street filming/taking pictures. And if they are there for a spell to treat it as a terrorist activity cause they are filming a security procedure..(Entering the base)… I always hated that part.. Every movie tells you what that is ohh a military ID checkpoint with vehicle pass wow that's hard..) I always answered the question as how they wanted. But never would act on that BS training.. Google maps google earth and the Military Bases own Public website can tell you 1000% more info than watching the front gate.

"Dave...?... Daves not here man." All I can think of is that Cheech and Chong skit.

Mark Lewis But he’s right about that, and although they don’t have to step off base they did. Which is a good sign for their CO, they were aware of a perceived threat while still dealing with incoming traffic. Terrorists are not just islamic, me I’m saying good spot soldier.

Yes they do, and they also are wearing a badge : i'm a real terrorist , i'm gathering content for a future attack. Anything I can see from a public sideway, is going to be bombed.

@@frankv8891 One day as a civilian, you'll notice things that change your perception for life. Have you heard the story about the Chinese student, who was taking photos of a naval yard? I'll leave it there, everything's a joke when it's a video.

@@rclanglais5263 sir. I've read all your comments on this vid. I mean no disrespect but,.....dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery. This has gone too far. The government is out of fucking control. What this man is doing is about the most polite way of pushing back there is. There aren't terrorists around every corner. This shit has got to stop. Peace man

Lol right? How many terrorists has Chairforce boy encountered?

All that bullshit that ran out of his mouth. Disturbing.

I was hearing banjos and expecting his brother to run up and start fucking him and yell SQUEAL LIKE A PIG!!!!!

He doesn't play cards. *Ba-Dum-Boom-Tiss*

The guy taking the photos and wasting everyone's time. Yes I agree.

John Galt aww up set much.

They follow orders. It's not like they see a firefight and think geesh taking part in it may not be a good idea.

They aren't innocent, they're TERRORIST

lolol ^^^^

That's master Yoda.

Jeffrey Loveless: Spot on!!

As one navy seal said in an interview Reporter "so you been to many places, do you know many languages?" Seal: "no ma'am, we don't go there to talk."

Mike they got it but none of them can read it !!!!!!!!

This is an Air Force base 👍🏼

The same reason you need permission to video or take pictures of celebrities, politicians, etc. Again, it is a RESPECT issue. Please respect people as you want to be respected. That is what is wrong with the world today.

What a pussy comment

Actually, you're technically incorrect. Barksdale is it's own thing. There's Shreveport, Bossier, & Barksdale. With how big Barksdale is, it's basically a city in itself. It could operate without any help from outside those gates. It has its own zip code also.

Agree with you. I can see the viewpoints of others posting also .. Any tiny bit of information about anything, even the main gate operations can be added to the big picture so to speak. When I was stationed in Germany in the mid 80s people with cameras and long lenses would be off base at each end of the runway taking pictures of the aircraft and documenting tail numbers and times of takeoff and returns. Very powerful lenses. Got pictures of the aircrews too . Before I was stationed in Germany I went TDY to Ramstein several times. The people off base taking pictures would be tracking everything. Incoming C141s bringing us in to include tail numbers and times. When the F4s started to arrive the same thing.. Pictures taken for the entire duration of the TDY . They at night during the midnight shift would still be there with cameras ready and recorded every sound . While TDY to Ramstein most of us were billeted at the barracks or a hotel in Vogelwhie near K Town. Sorry for the spelling. Any way when the buses came to pick us up to take us to Ramstein there was always someone there no matter what time of day or night taking pictures of the bus , documenting the registration numbers and how many people boarded the buses and time of departure. Upon arrival to the gate at Ramstein there was always someone hanging around off base documenting the time the buses would arrive at the main gate. That was during the annual Crested Cap exercise which was part of the annual Reforger exercise.

SDVOSB LATVIAN CONNECTION LLC so is the guy filming . Classified mos? Doesn’t know what a dd214 is.

I visited there one weekend, on a morale flight from Minot AFB onna KC-135. Hoped to head down to New Orleans, however caught a local airman . . . spent the weekend, with her ! 😀

These Airmen theoretically are the highest of all services education wise (that's how recruiting plays it) This 40's age NCO potentially begs to differ . . . to the Air Force advertising scheme of things. He jus doesn't HAVE A CLUE ! 'Up we go . . . into the U. S. Air Force'

What does Highlighted comment mean? Is someone to be able to help with my question? I know it was underneath Barksdale Air Force Base. We lived on Barksdale, but Bossier was a secret to everyone on Barksdale unless you had you worked under ground at Bossier. I know my daddy guarded nukes he was one of three people it took to open them up. He even came up with a security plan to better guard them and they used his security plan and he got a commendation for it. He has passed away. Ii only wished I had asked more questions. He was such a very smart man. I am ever so proud of him.

I will go so far to say that most pictures I have of him is not in Air force fatigues but in a black suit and tie with a with a white shirt on.

That’s why we have piss poor police in this country who get jobs as such coming out of the military.

@Inconvenient Truths ooh, the top secret “Shift Changes” when th

He’s an E6... he’s been in for a while.

They were off base. NO jurisdiction

'BOUT HUAT?

He's everything we've come to expect from years of government training..

T B Would you mind telling us why you felt little Tiffany needed to die?

I was on that same airbase in 2008, took a lot of photos while there, and I'm not even an American, but from the Netherlands.