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    Remembrance Day - Stolen Valour

    Guys like this continue to be "outed". Makes you want to thump them good.

    http://www.edmontonsun.com/2014/11/1...d-fake-soldier
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    #2
    First thing i noticed the beard and the beret.What a looser. Brian

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      #3
      What a scumbag.

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        #4
        You would think that these walts would at least do a bit of basic research first, they really are their own worst enemy.

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          #5
          These cases are cropping up everywhere. I wonder why.

          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmqV6E8LhJY

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            #6
            He has been charged by police.

            http://www.ottawasun.com/2014/11/15/...by-ottawa-cops

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              #7
              fake loser

              he needs a boot up his ass.

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                #8
                I'm glad the military folk spoke up about this goof!

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                  #9
                  Hi,

                  I see this man as a very sad person trying to identify with the camaraderie of serving in the military.
                  I collect militaria, but have never "served" in my countries armed forces.
                  I am probably the most unmilitary person anyone can imagine - I could not take a bunch of NCO's screaming and shouting at me; or blindly obeying orders from anyone.
                  I would just walk away and leave.
                  Military life for me would be a nightmare; I think for myself, and would not obey orders from anyone - no matter who they were.
                  I believe this is why so many soldiers have problems after service, they leave the forces and have a free choice in their options; and do not know what to do - they have been told what to do for so many years and find it hard to think for themselves.
                  Perhaps I may be wrong, but I have seen this several times in people who have recently left military service.

                  Best wishes,

                  John.

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