Dirty Secrets on the US Aircraft Carriers

reply to post by stikkinikki

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Wouldn't that be the Yo Kido Taco Bell Gang that would start this then?

Way to use references from VIETNAM during the height of the Civil Rights movement to prove that it's happening today. Things have changed DRASTICALLY since then. In the 1960s and 1970s, and even into the early 1980s if we had to fight a major war, the US military wouldn't have shown up. The drugs and racial problems where that bad.

Since that time, the military has cleaned itself up SIGNIFICANTLY. Are there gangs, sure, as another poster said the military is a microcosm of regular society. Those gangs are dealt with when they are found. NOT by throwing the person overboard, but by breaking them up and sending them to different locations, or even discharging them from the service.

reply to post by Zaphod58

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Perhaps this official 2007 report will open some eyes
Gang-Related Activity in the US Armed Forces Increasing

Have a good read folks



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I have been in the military for the last 6 years, and been to just about every corner of the globe you can go to. I have been to and worked with dozens of different units and never once have I ever heard about anyone being part of a gang. Trust me, that would be dealt with QUICKLY in todays military.....well at least in the Air Force.

Humm did you read that document I posted a link to?

Pokey if it wasn't for newspapers telling me, I wouldn't know there was gangs here or anywhere else. Why because I don't associate in that circle. But as I 've never done drugs I'll have to guess that using your logic it isn't a problem and there isn't any available freely on the streets..

But some how I just get the sense that there are some really sick nasty people out there that work together to rule and excert power or others.

They wear various colours and hang out if places that are safe for them.
Some even wear suits and dark glasses. but just because you don't see them DON'T TELL US THEY DON"T EXISTS. When there is evidence proving they do.

If I'm not mistaken, there are still some old naval laws on the books from the 1800's, that refer to the captain as having the authority to execute sailors on the high seas for mutinous insurrection and/or treason. Technically, this 'gang' idea would fall under that legal precedence.

Just my point of view.

Indeed. In fact, they are absolutely everywhere. I actually can't think of anywhere they aren't.

reply to post by gulfstreamsalt

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i hate to tell you bro but that is the biggest load of crap i've heard. i'm in the navy and anyone who they think might have any gang connections gets kicked out during boot camp. and as for them being "uncontrollable". the US Navy isn't going to put up with something like that going on.

YouTube Link

Have a look.

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