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26-06-2009, 18:45 #1
My Father the Mercenary
Watching the documentary now. Interesting actually but the walting plonker really is a sad lil fella. Any1 else watching?
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26-06-2009, 19:43 #2Senior Member
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Re: My Father the Mercenary
Yes, watched this on Channel 4..... The geezers daughter was none too impressed about her Dad. After searching the Walts belongings, it showed a business card claiming to have a QGM and MM. A real fantasist.
What motivates these people to live like this.... Not a good idea especially when serving armed froces are fighting and dying in various places. But apparently there were just as many Walts after WW2 'claiming' to have served as well, so its not a new phenomena..Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity .....
Gonads as wrinkled as an elephant's hide.....
Drunken Fools Have Wide Ears and Long Tongues
Bone Idle hands make a man Benefits Dependent, but diligent hands bring wealth - then the Thieving Banksters & Tax Man rob you...
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26-06-2009, 19:45 #3
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Ahhh bulloxs! Fecking Sky+ deleted the bookmark again!


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26-06-2009, 20:00 #4Senior Member
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Re: My Father the Mercenary
What puzzles me is why he had to lie about being in the SAS when in fact he was fighting alongside the Mujahideen in Afghanistan ? Mind you I guess the letters SAS is a brand name that'll open doors for you if you've got a manuscript that needs publishing
Not to be confused with Spenny from Edinburgh
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26-06-2009, 21:54 #5
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It will be repeated :
When's My Father The Mercenary coming up?
more4 July 10th at 8:30pm
more4 Plus 1 July 10th at 9:30pm"BTW A one time experiementation while in the military, does not make one a homosexual." - Gecko45
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27-06-2009, 10:13 #6
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Aye. After ww1/2 i suspect it was very very easy to pretend to have 'served well' so many people returning anbd being demobbed having been sent all over the globe. Now, numbers are smaller and theres communities like ARRSe increasing the chance of bein caught out. I do feel sorry for the guy when they showed the place he died and how he was living
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27-06-2009, 10:19 #7
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I felt it was a bit out of order to put his ashes in the proper SAS plot.
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27-06-2009, 10:29 #8
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Yeah that was a bit improper aye. I think the guy deserved a decent burial of his ashes or somethin but not there.Kind of a tragic character he was. I remember reading a book about mercenaries in Guiana (or however its spelt) and the guy who wrote it came accross sessarego/carew/obi wan kenobi at one point and calls him a walt lol
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27-06-2009, 10:33 #9
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Maybe there was a good enough reason to do that. I'm sure that if the SAS had objected it wouldn't have happened.
Originally Posted by OldRedCap
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27-06-2009, 10:35 #10Junior Member
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tis guy was living in dreamworld,seemed like a madman to me


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