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Mike Glover felony DV charge dropped, still charged with misdemeanor DV. This Green Beret vetbro youtuber has the exclusive scoop from Mike's circle.

Some other points:

- Prosecutor dropped the felony charge for violation of no-contact. Apparently the cops stretched the evidence to make the charge. No-contact order is still in place for now as judge figured the couple still shouldn't be talking to each other.
- Girlfriend recanted her story and came back with a new story that "essentially" matches Mike's. Recanted Mike telling her "I'm going to break your wrist." Said she has mental health issues and doesn't remember.
- Wrist injury attributed to a dirtbike accident two weeks before the incident.
- Door that was broken down is apparently intact except for a crack on the hinge.
- Girlfriend and child went to grandparents (Mike's side of the family?). CPS took the child to foster care for a week because of a paperwork error. Child is now back.
- Since the prosecution unilaterally reduced the charges, Mike's camp is hopeful that he can plea down the misdemeanor DV in the courts. Misdemeanor DV still bars you from owning guns apparently.

Overall it seems to be looking up for old boy. He may be able to plea away most of the problem. Still in a relationship with a BPD chick, though.
 
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Very informative post. I still can't wait 'till felon ex-spec ops have to do NERF reviews to keep up their YouTube channel revenue. Larry Vickers, I'm looking at you
Larry is probably going to die in prison, quite frankly. He's been in bad health for a while now, and he's facing what, over a decade in prison?
 
Thank God I was just a R.E.M.F.
(Rear Echelon Mother Fucker)

In the rear with the beer!
Without beans, bullets and batteries no high speed operation can take. It's no shame being the shaft of the spear.

Larry is probably going to die in prison, quite frankly. He's been in bad health for a while now, and he's facing what, over a decade in prison?
Yeah, fucking bad stuff. I don't really get it. He had a YouTube channel, I'm sure he could have gotten collabs, made interesting projects, shill Raid Shadow legends, or Nord VPN, or some other bullshit, and make enough dough to live well for the rest of his days. If he said he had cancer, people would understand the shilling.

But no, he literally had to turn to document forgery and arms smuggling, like his life was a subchapter in a Tom Clancy espionage book. And recorded it all in his phone, so there's no defense there to plea on.
 
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Overall it seems to be looking up for old boy. He may be able to plea away most of the problem. Still in a relationship with a BPD chick, though.
I hope he either stays with her and she continues to fuck up their lives as only a Cluster B shitbag can, or he leaves her and she takes his ass to court for a lot of child support.
 
Without beans, bullets and batteries no high speed operation can take. It's no shame being the shaft of the spear.
I read somewhere that for even just a single basic infantry rifleman, there's 20-35 people involved in the logistics of supporting him.
Yeah, fucking bad stuff. I don't really get it. He had a YouTube channel, I'm sure he could have gotten collabs, made interesting projects, shill Raid Shadow legends, or Nord VPN, or some other bullshit, and make enough dough to live well for the rest of his days. If he said he had cancer, people would understand the shilling.

But no, he literally had to turn to document forgery and arms smuggling, like his life was a subchapter in a Tom Clancy espionage book. And recorded it all in his phone, so there's no defense there to plea on.
Correct me if I'm misremembering, but what he did wrong was basically hitting up his police buddies and using some legal loophole to get his hands on firearms that would otherwise be barred from import/sale under the guise of "training", right?
 
I hope he either stays with her and she continues to fuck up their lives as only a Cluster B shitbag can, or he leaves her and she takes his ass to court for a lot of child support.
BPD sex is great. I've had it once, before it was a meme. But a relationship with a BPD, yeah no... Last time I checked on the girl (met her more than a decade ago) she had a shaved head and was dating another woman with a shaved head and both had nasty tattoos and piercings. I don't know what's up with the shaved head. Anisa did the same.
I read somewhere that for even just a single basic infantry rifleman, there's 20-35 people involved in the logistics of supporting him.

Correct me if I'm misremembering, but what he did wrong was basically hitting up his police buddies and using some legal loophole to get his hands on firearms that would otherwise be barred from import/sale under the guise of "training", right?
Here's potentially criminal video about it if you want the full deets.
But basically

1) He was a licensed weapon dealer. He could get something called a LEO demonstration letter from a PD department. He could buy a dealer sample firearm (for example a full auto MP5) for factory prices and "show" it to PD's department as a sample (if they wanted to buy one). Larry would then be able to keep the sample gun and resell the parts for the actual market price. Larry could buy it for around $1500 bucks factory and resell the parts for a fully automatic transferrable MP5 that costs around +$45,000. He and the PD would pocket the money, and there wasn't any legit reason for the demonstration.


2) He wanted the blueprints for the AK-12 from the Kalashnikov concern (Yes, that one) to be able to make AK-12's in America with a shell company, and then give back to Kalashikov some of the profits. Also tried to get parts for the AN-94.

If it was just number 1) I think he wouldn't be in such deep shit. But 2) is literally James Bond minion level of crime. Imagine if a Russian ex-Spetsnaz went to the US to work with Colt's Manufacturing, to make authentic M4's in a shell Russian company in Russia and give back to Colt in the US part of the profits. Regardless of political opinion, that stuff would get you prosecuted harshly in almost all countries. Worst of all, he messaged them through his phone, without encryption. So when the cops got his phone, there was no wiggle room.
 
1) He was a licensed weapon dealer. He could get something called a LEO demonstration letter from a PD department. He could buy a dealer sample firearm (for example a full auto MP5) for factory prices and "show" it to PD's department as a sample (if they wanted to buy one). Larry would then be able to keep the sample gun and resell the parts for the actual market price. Larry could buy it for around $1500 bucks factory and resell the parts for a fully automatic transferrable MP5 that costs around +$45,000. He and the PD would pocket the money, and there wasn't any legit reason for the demonstration.
Yeah yeah yeah, that's what I was talking about! My dad explained it to me before, I was just fuzzy on the details.
2) He wanted the blueprints for the AK-12 from the Kalashnikov concern (Yes, that one) to be able to make AK-12's in America with a shell company, and then give back to Kalashikov some of the profits. Also tried to get parts for the AN-94.
I mean, I'd love to legitimately acquire an AK-12, but I don't want one bad enough to commit espionage and possible treason. Besides, Kalashnikov USA is totally not related to Kalashnikov Concern whatsoever.
If it was just number 1) I think he wouldn't be in such deep shit.
Eh, he would still be in deep shit, just more ATF-style "deep shit" for abusing one of the few exemptions to the NFA. Most people who're aware of this think he's based as fuck for exploiting it anyway...
But 2) is literally James Bond minion level of crime. Imagine if a Russian ex-Spetsnaz went to the US to work with Colt's Manufacturing, to make authentic M4's in a shell Russian company in Russia and give back to Colt in the US part of the profits.
...and this is just stupid, to be frank. If all he did was say "I want the blueprints to the AK-12 because I want to make them in the USA for private sales!", and then acquired them (legitimately or illegitimately) from Kalashnikov Concern, with every intention of ONLY himself profiting off selling them to private citizens in America, then all he'd have done was commit industrial espionage against a Russian company...which I doubt the Feds would give a shit about. At most, they'd probably want their own copy of the blueprints and functional examples for field tests so they could see what Russia's newest rifle can do.

But when he's basically being a bitch boy for a Russian company and doing work for them, when the USA has basically ceased any major economic dealings with Russia, and he's quite possibly committing treason along the way (since, y'know, I bet those blueprints weren't bought with money...), the Feds are going to rake his ass over the coals and fry his ballsack.

Regardless of political opinion, that stuff would get you prosecuted harshly in almost all countries.
Let's be honest, in the reverse situation you presented, that Russian guy would be facing execution. Vickers getting to spend the rest of his life in "Pound Me In The Ass" Federal Prison is pretty damn merciful compared to what some other countries would do.
 
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An interesting series of articles about retired Delta Sergeant Major Heath Trost. He went into a lot of specific detail about Delta. Specific selection events, time standards, even mission brief documents.

Heath Trost: memories from the front lines - Part 1/Archive
Heath Trost: memories from the front lines - Part 2/Archive
THE WAR ON TERROR Part 3/Archive
THE WAR ON TERROR Part 4/Archive
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At the end of Trost's 2006 deployment in Iraq, his DELTA unit totaled 27 terrorist captured and 87 killed in action.
"In 2006 my unit took 114 bad guys off the streets," Trost said. "That felt good."
This stood out. At the height of the war during the hunt for Zarqawi, an entire Squadron, or perhaps a Troop, killed only 87 people over 3 months. That means typically they are only in a fight with one or two people at a time. So how the hell do they get shot so much? It's 20-25 v. 1. It also means that a lot of the former SOF are really exaggerating when they talk about getting into gunfights every night. With those numbers the majority of Delta Operators likely never had to shoot anyone.


New Delta LinkedIn. This dude is 43 but looks like he could be in his 60s. There's something in the water on Bragg or these selections function as a reverse selection and pick people with bad genetics. He also goes into a lot of specific detail.
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New Delta LinkedIn. This dude is 43 but looks like he could be in his 60s. There's something in the water on Bragg or these selections function as a reverse selection and pick people with bad genetics. He also goes into a lot of specific detail.
Great post, more info to dig through.

About the aging, maybe there is something in the water in Bragg (Camp Lejeune people know) but I think it's the overtraining and sun exposure that really makes people age like shit. Also, endurance training, after a certain point, really pushes the body hard and hollows the face.

As a recent example of somebody who I think is a great athlete but his body deffo sacrificed for performance is Magnus Meatball, the climber.
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The dude is only 35 on the left pics and 22 on the right pic. He has been training like crazy since he was a child. Both frequent outdoor sun exposure and constant exercise are really not conducive to a healthy look, imo. If you look at DJ shipley, the dude is 39, but he's aged like hell.

Also, alcoholism and drug use don't help.
 
A former Navy Captain and doctor got busted trying to meet a minor in a hotel room for sex, tried to draw a gun on the police as they went to arrest him and was shot too death. This guy was the head medical doctor of Guantanamo Bay. So the guy who aided in the torture of terrorist suspects and treated their injuries enough to not kill them so they can be tortured again, is a violent pedophile and rapist. Why else bring a gun to meet a child than to rape them at gunpoint.
Happened a few weeks ago and I didn't save the non censored webm of the shooting, so heres a youtube video and an article confirming his identity. The cop shot him in the balls before the three of them mag dumped him. The puff of smoke leaving his body could be his final breath from his last vape hit. Or it could be soul catching fire and turning to smoke because he's in Hell.
 
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A former Navy Captain and doctor got busted trying to meet a minor in a hotel room for sex, tried to draw a gun on the police as they went to arrest him and was shot too death. This guy was the head medical doctor at of Guantanamo Bay. So the guy who aided in the torture of terrorist suspects and treated their injuries enough to not kill them so they can be tortured again, is a violent pedophile and rapist. Why else bring a gun to meet a child than to rape them at gunpoint.
Happened a few weeks ago and I didn't save the non censored webm of the shooting, so heres a youtube video and an article confirming his identity. The cop shot him in the balls before the three of them mag dumped him. The puff of smoke leaving his body could be his final breath from his last vape hit. Or it could be soul catching fire and turning to smoke because he's in Hell.
According to a criminal complaint obtained by FOX 13 News, Meneley was charged with sex crimes in 2017, when he was arrested during a human trafficking/prostitution sting in Bremerton. Detectives posed as a sex worker online and agreed to meet up with Meneley, where he was actually met by Kitsap County Sheriff's deputies. Meneley's number was implicated in two separate prostitution operations, deputies reported.

Docs from 2017 say that during an interview with detectives, Meneley admitted he had been arrested for a similar offense in Texas years prior. At the time, he was diverted to community service and classes.

I guess the guy made up his mind that he wasn't going to jail again.
 
A former Navy Captain and doctor got busted trying to meet a minor in a hotel room for sex, tried to draw a gun on the police as they went to arrest him and was shot too death. This guy was the head medical doctor at of Guantanamo Bay.
Yeah, the CIA and the military had their best people in Guantanamo. Totally not a criminal torture program filled with deviants.
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The name was retired Navy doctor Bruce Coval Meneley

Good Vice Reporting for a change. US bases murders and cover-up. Mostly about Hood, but it could easily apply to Bragg/Liberty. I wonder if the Ramzan killing by Galen Huss prompted them to start digging here, even though this has been a known problem for a long time.

Edit: Delta Kyle Morgan straight up looking like a blow-up Doll, holy shit lmao.
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He says all this while being unemployed living off medical retirement + VA disability + GI bill. And free health care for himself and dependents. Even if the primary motivation is trolling or clickbait, one has to be genuinely sick to get enjoyment out of trolling like he is. These "people" are psychopaths.
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This may sound weird but the hands don't look like they match the face. Kinda like AI or photoshop.
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one has to be genuinely sick to get enjoyment out of trolling like he is.
I'm still on the fence if EJ is a troll or legitimately stupid. My current view is that he's like 85-90IQ. Not enough to be an actual legal retard, but just very dumb and single-minded focused, so he doesn't see the flagrant hypocrisy in what he says. But perhaps he's a genius at pretending to be a retard, and I'm just falling for some deep 24 hour troll ops since he spends most of his time on X. 🤷‍♂️

"...but I don't blame them, they are pretty much the best of the best...."

They have the full resources of the US Military at their disposal. Unlimited ammo, kit, all the guns they could want to shoot, and they still never make it in competitions to more than B class shooters. By the way, Ben Stoeger is still carrying water for Pranka.

At 9:05, Stoeger talks about how much "Pranka knows" about violence, combat, etc. when one comment bashes Spec Ops. I think this is the classic case of protecting one's wallet over reality.

Ben knows a lot of the people that pay for his courses to that level are either Spec Ops, LEO or other dudes who worship Delta, so it doesn't make sense to alienate them. But how sad must it be to ballwash DUI, settle down wild dick Pranka, for the dollaridoos. (How funny that people in the Army need Ben, but Bill Rapier is himself a teacher. Seems like there's a bit of a difference in skill level.)
 
I read somewhere that for even just a single basic infantry rifleman, there's 20-35 people involved in the logistics of supporting him.
And that number keeps on growing exponentially higher. Durring Vietnam every infantryman required 12 to 15 support/ logistics personnel. Durring WWII/ Korea it was 7 to 9 support personnel. During the Civil War it was 8 to 17 (sometimes 0) support/ logistics personnel for every 100 infantry soldiers


"Correct me if I'm misremembering, but what he did wrong was basically hitting up his police buddies and using some legal loophole to get his hands on firearms that would otherwise be barred from import/sale under the guise of "training", right?"

Essentially that is what he did, although instead of training, the local police wrote a letter that they were interested in purchasing the weapons for the department and would like samples for testing and evaluation. (Lots of Machine gun FFLs used to go to small rural police departments of less then a dozen people and get them to write a "letter of intreat in testing" to legally import machine guns, but the ATF has cracked down on this heavily since 2008) If he had a gunsmith FFL with the SOT and a skilled gunsmith, then he could have built or manufactured "clones" of the weapons without having to have a letter of interest from law enforcement.
 
Yeah, the CIA and the military had their best people in Guantanamo. Totally not a criminal torture program filled with deviants.
Archive of the Article
The name was retired Navy doctor Bruce Coval Meneley

Good Vice Reporting for a change. US bases murders and cover-up. Mostly about Hood, but it could easily apply to Bragg/Liberty. I wonder if the Ramzan killing by Galen Huss prompted them to start digging here, even though this has been a known problem for a long time.

Edit: Delta Kyle Morgan straight up looking like a blow-up Doll, holy shit lmao.
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The layout and nature of military bases lend theselves to promoting violence Single soldiers living on top of each other in crowded accomodation, yet lots of open spaces. Drink, alcohol, the stress of living with the people you're working with , small stuff gets out of hand. When it gets really out of hand investigators are always looking to declare a death suicide.

In the UK they're discovering that with the new 'super garrisons' which are located in the middle of nowhere, that they've managed to recreate the situation that existed on British Army camps in the 70's and 80's where walking around alone after dark was dangerous.

Particular units tolerating violent psychos, often because they were useful in admin roles is another seperate issue.
 
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