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Originally posted by BIHOTZ
Even if the bastard in charge is not a nice guy, they have no excuse to help criminals ruin a stable country so the Muslim Brotherhood can set up shop later like has happened everywhere we destroyed sovereign nations.
Originally posted by stumason
reply to post by lifttheveil
It's just a polo shirt..
Originally posted by stumason
reply to post by lifttheveil
It's just a polo shirt..
And, has been demonstrated (and guess what, you can do this yourself using something I like to call GOOGLE) this is not unusual. In fact, the Union FLAG (not Jack...jesus) seems to be very popular on a great many garments. You can even have them tailor made like that, if you go to the right site.
Originally posted by stumason
reply to post by lifttheveil
That's not even close to the same shirt. That has sleeves and is clearly made of a different material. You might as well have just posted a picture of a tuxedo...
Try again.
Those in the FSA are not radicals, but through non-action we are creating a power vacuum where there certainly will be radicals to take advantage.
Originally posted by khimbar
If this shirt is proof of him being in the British army, then going by my army surplus wardrobe I must be some kind of elite soldier from about five different countries.
And my girlfriend, courtesy of the harrier display team stand at Cosford air show, is an ex XX Squadron harrier pilot.
Originally posted by lifttheveil
Originally posted by khimbar
If this shirt is proof of him being in the British army, then going by my army surplus wardrobe I must be some kind of elite soldier from about five different countries.
And my girlfriend, courtesy of the harrier display team stand at Cosford air show, is an ex XX Squadron harrier pilot.
I stated earlier I don't know who this guy is, and I don't of course.
The OP however is being attacked and the main point he is being attacked on is the shirt, and the fact it is some common T-Shirt or Polo shirt, however that is not the case, it's a full button up shirt and looks very much like a military style shirt, in both style, material, colour and country flag.
Originally posted by Agent_USA_Supporter
reply to post by detachedindividual
This is almost the same reply you gave on Libya
Originally posted by khimbar
Originally posted by lifttheveil
Originally posted by khimbar
If this shirt is proof of him being in the British army, then going by my army surplus wardrobe I must be some kind of elite soldier from about five different countries.
And my girlfriend, courtesy of the harrier display team stand at Cosford air show, is an ex XX Squadron harrier pilot.
I stated earlier I don't know who this guy is, and I don't of course.
The OP however is being attacked and the main point he is being attacked on is the shirt, and the fact it is some common T-Shirt or Polo shirt, however that is not the case, it's a full button up shirt and looks very much like a military style shirt, in both style, material, colour and country flag.
He's being 'attacked' for saying
'and from what it seems a British navy seal trooper armed with ammo on his front'
And rightly so. He's inventing regiments based on one small shot of one tshirt on one video.
I'm not saying there aren't British forces in Syria, I've no doubt there are. And NATO will get their war, and my heart breaks over it.
But as proof of involvement it is at best circumstantial, and at worse farcical.
Originally posted by lifttheveil
Just because he doesn't know the exact name of UK regiments/divisions doesn't detract from his main point. He's basically saying he thinks it's a member of the UK forces which I think any reader can understand, I'm not so sure myself if the guy in the video is part of the UK forces or even British, but picking him apart on an error like that is just picking at a mistake that doesn't really help the thread or to investigate the main point further IMO and the main argument that it's just a common T-shirt also seem uncorrect.
When you take away the nit picking and technicalities, what I see is that the OP has posted someone in Syria with a military style shirt with a UK flag on which does bear questions to answer and a basis for discussion, it could just be some local dude but to be honest it doesn't look like something you'd pick up at a local syrian clothing market TBH