Patrick Joseph Flores; phony Special Forces Captain
This fellow, Patrick Joseph Flores, infiltrated my Facebook “Friends” list a few weeks ago.
Hiding in plain sight, I suppose. I didn’t pay any attention to him – he was in a couple of groups I belong to, so I didn’t think much of it. The folks at Green Beret Posers Exposed, however were more suspicious when he joined that group. They checked at the JFK schoolhouse and could find no record that he attended special forces training. They tell me he fessed up and apologized, but he didn’t stop pretending;
When confronted, Flores claims that he’s using a pseudonym, that Patrick Joseph Flores isn’t his real name, that he can’t use his real name for security reasons. Yeah, well, whose records are these, then;
Three and a half months in the Reserves hardly equates to a career in special forces as a captain. One of his Facebook IDs has disappeared over night, I suppose for security reasons.
Added May 16, 2017;
Category: Phony soldiers, Valor Vultures
Cock magnets like this guy are the reason I do not take selfies.
“Here’s me in this hat…
Here’s me again in this other cool hat…
Here’s yours truly with a coffee cup…
Here’s me some more with a serious look on my face…
Here’s me with some neat stuff behind me….”
Yes, yes, yes…super secret. That’s why all he’s all over FB with his deeds. They don’t just give out those CIA coffee mugs…they must be earned! Or, you can order them thru White House gift shop for $20.
https://www.whitehousegiftshop.com/product-p/cmug.htm
All his other bling can be purchased on-line or at your local Flea Market. Fake academic credentials too. I mean, FB has a vetting process for the all claims people make to their profile, right? (eye roll).
Just feel so bad for that dog. Tied to that strung out turd burglar.
Damn, he’s so seekrit squirrel he even refused award of the ASR and NDSM to preserve his cover, what a hero…
Green Beret Posers Exposed has the synopsis on him – he was “recruited” by and “which shall remain un-said” and sent to ” A Co., 3rd Bn., 1st Special Warfare Training Group for CAO training”.
He was one of them thar SOOPER SEEKRIT SKWIRRL RUMP RIDING RANGERS that engaged in deep anal penetration missions at the Blue Oyster Bar (“we push in your stool”).
Enjoy the fame, ASSCLOWN!
And that picture of him and some others in the woods, was that from a deep cover mission in the jungles of Paprika, the one that only he survived? If he’s THAT big of a hairy badass, maybe HE could be tasked to find and rescue Elaine Ricci.
And they all had BFAs on their weapons. Glad he at least did not claim that photo was after “his team” kicked some ass!
You know that pic was from back in the olden days because some are wearing white T-shirts. I think they were last issued in about 1968 or 1969.
Sir, may I offer a little info.
The white T-Shirt was still being worn with AG-107 pickle suit as late as 1976/1977.
I have pictures of my fellow soldiers in Germany during that time frame wearing them.
Wearing of the white T-Shirt with the fatigue uniform stopped when the OG-107’s were traded out for the BDU’s in late 1981. That’s when the sand colored T-Shirt came into vogue.
Did you meant “brown” vice “sand”, Claw? I seem to remember a medium brown t-shirt with the BDU. Pretty sure the sand-colored t-shirt was a much more recent change. I think that happened about the same time as adoption of the ACU and the similarly-colored combat boots, but I’m not positive.
In the FMF we went from green to brown to sand over a period of years
If I recall correctly, in the Army the OD-green T was optional prior to adoption of the BDU (some units might have issued them as org equip). BDU made the brown T mandatory and nixed wear of the others (OD might have been allowed for a while with the BDU also). I’m pretty sure sand became the Army’s mandatory T with the adoption of the ACU in the mid-2000s, but it might have been used with the “chocolate chip” DCUs at an earlier time also.
Yes Sir. I probably meant brown instead of sand. I kind of remember that after we first got them and a few washings later, they turned out to be a lot lighter in color than originally issued. To me they were mud/brown/sand/tan colored after about six months.
I remember going from white in Basic Training and AIT (1971) to green in Viet of the Nam, then back to white for stateside duty, then more white for the first tour to Germany, then yet more white after return to Fort Carson, then while in Germany the second time (81-83) the switchover to BDU’s occurred and that’s when we got the mud colored ones from the clothing sales store there at Kitzingen.
All of which seemed kind of silly cause in the winter when you wore the top to the two piece long johns under the BDU’s, they were always cream colored. I don’t think they ever had a green/brown/sand/tan colored set of long johns./smile
But most of the time instead of the long john top, we wore that slicky material green sleeping shirt that came with the cold weather sleeping bag as a undergarment. Good times.
Well, I stand corrected. There certainly weren’t any in the Army in the Viet of the Nam, when I was there. And I only recall the OD ones after I came back.
@ RGR 769:
We had OD sleeping shirts at Camp Eagle (located West of Highway QL-1 between Hue and Phu Bai), because up North, it actually was cold during the Monsoon, no matter where you were or what you were doing.
The Monsoon was miserable, because everything was wet and muddy, and you couldn’t stay dry, not even when you were inside your hooch.
Every time you went inside a bunker, it was pitch black, and you shared the space with scorpions, spiders, centipedes, and other creepy crawlies, all of which were venomous.
I also experienced the monsoons, but northwest of Chu-Lai and west of Da Nang. Only I got to live in the boonies or occasionally on a fire support base. Got stung by a scorpion that fell into my prone shelter one night; and at one location we killed a bamboo viper in our perimeter. And yes, it did get cold at night, so those sleeping shirts were a godsend.
@ RGR 769:
Although we were issued olive drab T-shirts and shorts, we learned not to wear any underwear, because of the fungus, infection, and crotch rot due to constant heat and humidity.
To this day, I still hate wearing underwear, even though my religious faith requires it.
Well I don’t know why, in your case. You were in the rear and had showers and 3 hots and a cot, unless I am seriously confused about a radio repairman’s duties. In the field with a bunch of booney rats, I wore underwear most of the time and so did most of my guys. Many of us took off the OD T-shirt when it was soaked with sweat and just wore the jungle fatigue jacket while the T dried out. That OD T-shirt was also our only upper outer wear when hacking our way through the jungle, with the fatigue jacket strapped to the top of the ruck along with our helmets.
Pickle suits and white shirts were issued in the AF until Aug/Sep 1988. First basic flight to be issued BDUs was right behind mine.
The Air Force didn’t switch to BDUs and brown t-shirts until the late 1980s.
That picture of him and Tricky Dick looks…..odd. Photoshop? And when did SF switch to the Stetson? Or is he implying he was also Cav?
Well of course he was Cav.
Everybody knows that as a Company Grade Officer you always wear a Stetson with a Warrant Officer’s braid with the acorns hanging off the rear.
It’s the Wrong Way Corrigan look.
At a Bluegrass festival and a dude is wearing a stetson with an Engineer castle, E6 insignia, and a bunch of other stuff like unit crest pins. He’s probably legit since its not SF but its out of place “look at me” BS. Oh well, I’ll just listen to the music.
Claw, it took a double take but I think the Stetson doesn’t have braid. What it’s actually showing is the kind of thin silver hat band favored by those kinds of boulevard cowboys who might also favor penguin-skinned Tony Lamas. Hence, no acorns.
Dumbass not even aware that there’s a separate MOS sub-series for infantry officers; this turd’s a hoot…
It’s the little details. He probably just Googled “Infantry MOS” and got 11B. The Round Ranger came here trying to defend his claims of having been a “SSGT” in the Army. We had to explain to him why he was wrong.
This turd and the Round Ranger should hook up and do a road trip together…
Or a rendezvous behind a dumpster, somewhere.
With “Will Chamberlain”
Another stupid question from a non-vet. I thought there was such a rank of staff sgt. in the Army. Isn’t SSGT short for Staff Sgt.
Andy Kravez, reporter
Peoria (Ill.) Journal Star
yes, the Army and Marines both have staff sergeants. The Army abbreviates it SSG the Marines SSGT
sorry…caps lock SSgt
Marines tend to mix upper and lower case into their ranks..but where and when you see it is kind of fast and loose
kinda like the use of 2d vs 2nd
Oh yeah..the USAF has the rank of SSgt too, but unlike the USMC/USA the USAF SSgt is an E-5 vs an E-6
The Air Force has SSgt., too.
Mr. K – you might find this helpful. (Others might as well; I certainly do.) It’s the closest thing I’ve ever found to a “DoD-approved” list of ranks/grades, their names, and the abbreviations for same.
http://www.defensetravel.dod.mil/Training/DTS/Docs/TrnMat/DTA_App_M.pdf
Most news agencies spell it “SSgt.” because that’s how the AP Style Guide tells newsies to abbreviate it.
Yeah. Apparently AP thinks reporters are “too busy” to check a list provided by DoD to get the correct abbreviation for a particular rank/grade in each service.
AP Style tends to be spell out so SSGT would be (in a story), Staff Sgt. PFC is
Pfc.
Gunnery Sgt.
1st Sgt.
Cpl.
Lance Cpl.
Gen.
etc….
That’s consistent with what I said based on being a Joint Service bahstid step child.
Good resource Hondo
Better than the poster our J1 shop used to have on the wall that had all of the Air Force enlisted ranks off by one grade. Truly a WTH moment, first that an insignia vendor (don’t remember now which one) would actually publish a poster with such a glaring error, and second that our J1 shop didn’t know the difference and that no one had ever called them out on it.
No, it’s SSG.
Don’t be talking smack about Will Chamberlain, he was the only one worth a shit on that ill fated rescue attempt of Eline Ricci. Bernath stayed on the boat faxing lawsuits to various courthouses in CONUS, as soon as we touched sand Heavy Chevy ran off MDU married one of the bush bunnies, Round Ranger found the nearest Western Union and had his wife wire her latest child support money so that he could buy some 3rd world military bling for his wedding gown, and Jarrett “Smash Mouth” Gimbl went over to the hamburger stand and had his face reconfigured with a bamboo pipe. Will Chamberlain saved my life, and to pay him back, we are going skydiving this weekend.
Is it bad I understood everything you wrote here?
Nah. Just means you’re a regular TAH reader with a good memory. (smile)
But, does Will now how to properly use a flaming squirrel as a flare?
Not to mention that Infantry and SF are separate branches.
That seems to be a recurring theme among the poser elite…they’re often citing assignments with non-SF billets on bases or in AOs notably absent such creatures.
SF had not yet become a separate branch when this turd did his 104 days in the Army Reserves in 1981. That stellar service was likely where he learned that a captain was an O-3 and that there was something called “blood wings.”
Yes, until the recent changes in Army officer MOS’s, they were four or five digits, and 11B was not among them. A special forces qualified infantry officer’s MOS prior to the new system (pre circa 1990) was 31542. I had three MOS’s as an O-3 infantry officer: 71542, 31542, and 39301.
That hat with the giant jump wings is pathetic. Might as well have a dork sign to hold.
I’m pretty positive he’s got one or two lying around the garage next to his vest.
The group shot looks suspect, also. Photoshopped head? Entire body? Something isn’t right.
Yeah HMC Ret, something does look wrong with that pic.
And those “hairy boobs” he’s sproutin’ has me looking for eye-bleach.
How come he’s the only one with a nicely-groomed ‘stache?
Skin tone on the face doesn’t look quite right, either.
Yep, it is photoshopped.
Just saw another picture of him in a civilian suit standing in front of a door. Same lighting, same head tilt, same age in the face as the face in the blank adapter group shot.
Nothing screams tough guy like a photo with a BFA hanging off the end of your rifle. I forgot to take that thing off in some pics I have, but then I never claimed to be a super tough guy.
That picture was taken deep in the jungles of Laos right before operation Git’er Done to rescue secret Vietnam War POW. Ignore the BFA it’s just for show to trick people into believing there was no real operation but rather training.
Was Lon Duk Dong (GONG) there?
He was looking for his sexy American Girlfriend.
That movie is funny as hell. Dong falls out of the tree and Grandpa with the hand clap to wake Dong, LMAO
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fjh3TxOHCxE
Man I miss the 80s
Jonn be honest I bet you liked some of his posts? Hahaha.
Did you all see this entry on his FaceBook page?
“Studied Strategic & Defence Studies at University of California, Berkley”
A Berkley boy!
I guess that explains a few things.
except he also can’t spell Berkeley
Nor can half the snowflakes who attend school there.
But they have “FEELINGS”, so they got that going for them, which is nice.
And he spelled “Defense” like a Limey!
Yeah, I wasn’t gonna go full bore grammar goblin on him, just thought it was funny someone would claim to attend a school and misspell the name
UC Berzerkely can HAVE him.
Maybe he has been takin’ classes with our own Berserkeley-boi.
Nixon is not someone you want in a photo op with you.
When I showed my father (now deceased) my “CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION” signed by President Nixon, he told me he wouldn’t want anything signed by him.
Better Nixon than Clinton or Obama. During the Clinton administration, the Boy Scouts had to start printing Eagle Scout certificates without a presidential signature because so many Scouts sent them back and asked for one without. I don’t think they even tried putting Obama’s signature on unless the Scout specifically requested it.
I remember hearing about soon-to-be Military Retirees wanting to postpone after the 2000 election so they could have GW Bush’s signature on their papers versus that of “Blowjob Willie”.
When I received my, “CERTIFICATE OF RECOGNITION”, for serving during the Cold War, it was a relief to see that it was signed by the Secretary of Defense, and not President Clinton.
Ho Lee Fuk
another stupid question, you can still buy those Ranger, SEAL or Green Beret hats even now, in the wake of all the stolen valor? I figured most stores would require some proof of service or that you were in those units. Same with the medals and stuff. Am I really that wrong? i don’t know a thing about this guy and not making a comment either way. Just asking as I am not a veteran and don’t know.
Andy Kravetz, reporter
Peoria (Ill.) Journal Star
No one requires proof to buy that stuff. Some dealers will refuse to sell outright or they’ll email me about suspects. Some medals are illegal to sell (MOH).
If I remember correctly it’s against Federal Law to possess a MoH unless one is the recipient or a descendant of one. I’s also illegal to buy, sell, or make reproductions of one.
Andy, you can be rest assured that as long as an individual who never served a day in uniform is allowed membership (by signing up on line or using the good old boy/wink, wink, nudge, nudge system) into the VFW/AL just by paying the dues and never presenting a DD214, proof of service is not required to buy a ball cap with a military themed logo.
Purchasing one of these hats (e.g. Ranger, SEAL, and SF) is equivalent to purchasing a professional sports team hat. The funny thing is that anyone wearing one of these hats is just asking for trouble because no team guys/SF ever wear them. The only “swag” they wear is custom made for their teams and therefore not mass-produced. 9 times out of 10 a person wearing one of these ball caps is a lousy poser.
I’m always suspect when I see someone with a SEAL/SF/ETC. cover. I live in a major military town and don’t come across them very often. I’m thinking the posers might restrict their bullshittery to environments where they are less likely to be called out. I don’t see them getting a pass when wearing a SEAL cover around my town. Someone is going to call them on it. Those who have been there and done that don’t have the need to embellish. I do see a LOT of Vietnam covers. By my count, myself and two others who are seen at the local VA have not served in Vietnam.
It is interesting that there are a multitude of Vietnam covers in comparison to other wars/conflicts. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a WWII or Korean ball cap/cover, unless it’s one of the old Cunt Caps worn in a parade.
The only thing more annoying than these ball caps is the people who have the IRQ and AFG “I served” window stickers. Get over yourselves, you look ridiculous.
We’ve BTDT and earned the right to show it.
Those who really have been there and done that don’t need to show it. That’s my point. It’s the attention whores that are compensating for something missing. But hey, man, if you like your little stickers and ball caps (that any moron can buy) I’m not going to try and stop you. I will, however, endlessly make of you. Drive on.
I’ve seen several of both. Try stopping into a Legion or VFW post sometime. Lots of them there.
I also wear a ballcap of my first boat. Go ahead, make fun of me. See where that gets ya.
Yea, I think that was the point that HMC Ret was making above – lots of caps on lots of vietnam vets at VA/Legion/VFW (anywhere a lot of vets usually gather). And the context he made his point seemed to be sarcastic in nature.
If I made fun of you, you would most likely not hear me since you would be on your boat and too far away to hear me. Well, unless I had a bull horn handy.
Interesting. I have a lot of buddies from the Navy who have their boat hat. I mean, a hat that shows what ship they served on. And I know a lot of Army and Marine guys who just have the service branch. What I have found, however, is that people who were in heavy combat, who really were in the shit, tend not to wear anything at all. Again, that’s just the people I know, and let’s face it, I don’t know a thing compared to guys like you.
I spent my time in the Corps evenly split between Divisions, FSSG’s, and MEF’s. My favorite cap has a 3rd Marine Division emblem, because that is where I had the best time while serving, and the 3rd Marine Division emblem is the coolest looking.
A family member of mine went to a store one time to purchase some ribbons for a ceremony because he had forgotten to bring his (from out of town). They demanded a DD-214 and wouldn’t sell the ribbons to him without one, even though he was on active duty and showed them his AD ID card. The store owner’s father and sister were friends of ours and also had a stock of ribbons at their house (they would set up a booth at air shows, etc.). We were able to get the ribbons we needed from them instead, and the father wouldn’t even charge us.
Anybody can buy hats (berets or ballcaps) irrespective of what logos, badges are depicted on them. The sale of the MOH is the only medal I am aware of which is illegal to duplicate and sell.
His other page is still up and running
https://www.facebook.com/patrick.flores.581?lst=100000950840435%3A100004347287660%3A1494692261
And yet another page. Same pics and same BS
https://www.facebook.com/thepenguinpage/
“Patrick will be removed from this page, and mia culpa that I didn’t vet him prior to giving him access.”
from the penguin page^^^^
One of the ball caps he’s wearing, is a VFW hat from Whittier California. Post 3752. Forged DD 214?
Speaking of hats, no true Cav guy would be caught dead wearing it that way!
I was going to say something about that
He should get his ass handed to him
Just from looking at the Stetson, it’s probably a safe bet that the closest Flores ever got to the cavalry was the day he stepped in pony poo at the petting zoo.
i knew him. i trained him as a Shuttle door gunner, then he volunteered for duty as a Space Ranger on the ISS, but he couldn’t tell me more than that, top secret stuff.
Lies! He’s not wearing Orbital Jump wings.
Da Fuk….
go big or go home
I’m not even friends with Jonn on FB
not that I care I’m barely on FB anymore
This turd is a real loser
WTF is his issue with the with Cav ???
If I saw him wearing his Stetson with that I’d bitch slap his ass
Was he friends with Mark Menting aka Kage Gaigan, otherwise known as cum dumpster?
I don’t know about Kage Gaigan, but Flores is FB Friends with Gary Linderer, the author of all those books about the 101st Airborne LRRPs in Viet of the Nam.
That has to mean Flores is a legitimate SF Captain, right?/sarc
Gaigan (menting) was a real special poser… iniltated, and took over a couple groups. I saw his guy Flores in a few, never paid attention to him.
Being friends with Gary though, he must be the real deal super secret squirrel he claims to be.
Here’s another one of his FB friends.
Interesting accouterments(My big word for the day).
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10206621561169175&set=pb.1576743881.-2207520000.1494699816.&type=3&theater
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10206651190629893&set=pb.1576743881.-2207520000.1494699816.&type=3&theater
Is that a long tab over his combat patch?
Yes, that’s the first thing I saw.
So many accouterments fuck-ups, so little time.
He’s a real weeeeener.
He certainly has more than enough rope there to hang himself. But them I am not suggesting self-murder, of which our “disbarred one” regularly accuses us. Birds of a feather, me thinks.
This might be a guess, albeit an educated one, but it looks like this dickcheese was a DEP discharge.
Makes ya wonder why. So many reasons. Civil, failure to graduate, medical, drugs, and my personal favorite, refusal to obligate (my mommy will miss me!) Shit-canning RTO’s always gave me a certain satisfaction, especially if I ran into them afterwards and they were stuck in their dead-end lives.
A DEP Discharge? I assume that means he didn’t even make it to Basic to wash out and get an ELS. Come to think of it, I saw a kid in line get one from the CG at MEPS the day I reported to ship for OSUT at Fort Lost-in-the-woods because he had gotten a DUI and Minor in Possession of Liquor while on DEP thus I wonder if he just had Iwantmymommyitis or he stepped on his dick?
SEA: I worked psychiatry office at 3rd Med, Hansen for a time. Shrinks were funny as hell. They would refer to some patients as PDPs and PAPs, which were the majority of those we saw. PAPs were Passive Aggressive Pukes (Personality) and PDPs were Passive Dependent Pukes (Personality). (Their terminology) The PAPs had a hard on for anyone in authority. Since they were almost exclusively E1 and E2, that meant most everyone was senior to them. The Passive Dependent Personality needed to be back with mommy, the girlfriend, wife, homeys in the hood, etc. They identified both types as those who, pretty much, had failed to grow up. I never heard of either who got discharged with good paper. It wasn’t as if they could walk in and ask to go home, ya know? So, what they did was enough negative stuff to get them bad paper or a General under honorable conditions. Some were willing to do enough negative stuff to get an OTH just to be back with mommy. No amount of counseling would make them change their behaviors. I watched several young men (I never saw a female Marine there that I can recall … 1970-1971) ruin their life b/c they needed to be home and couldn’t fulfill a 13 (?) month tour. On more than one occasion I was present when a young Marine was told ‘If you screw up one more time, you’re gone and you’ll regret it for the rest of your life. Think about what you’re doing.’ Nope, they would be back, being sent for an evaluation after their nth screw up, to make sure nothing was going on that could excuse their behavior. (Is this guy crazy and not responsible for his behavior or is he just a PAP/PDP?)
When I was in the an Army Reserve unit, we occasionally had people enlist, come to drills for a few months and then not show up anymore. They had no active duty as it took several months to get them a slot for AD for basic. This was in the late 1970’s. Eventually they just gave them admin discharges rather than do all the paperwork to order them to active duty. Plus, the all-volunteer Army didn’t want them anyway. That is likely what happened with this ass-wipe.
Active Army “didn’t want them anyway” is right. We had one of those “ordered to AD for refusing to drill” types our BN at Bragg. He was a cook.
Let’s just say “he didn’t work too good”. He ended up in Leavenworth. And not via normal PCS.
I remember a kid in line with me who got booted from DEP the day I shipped from MEPS to Basic. He WAS going to be in the CG but was booted before basic for getting a DUI and Minor in Possession of Liquor wile in the DEP and the Military’s response was something like “NEVER MIND, here’s your bus ticket home, BYE!” thus I wonder if he didn’t step on his pecker before he was to ship for basic?
Oh, the stories I could tell you of kids who stepped on their cranks/feminine crank parts while in DEP.
The only stories that would make your hair stand up worse would be some of the “stellar individuals” who served as recruiters.
I’d say discharged in DEP is a solid bet. No active service plus his place of Discharge was Los Angelos.
If he was a boot camp drop it would be where he attempted recruit training.
And if he was in a Reserve unit prior to going to basic, wouldn’t his discharge be from that unit, and not Los Angeles? Just curious.
You’d think if he was a Reservist he would do drill at Los Alamitos, Garden Grove, or someplace similar.
What is a “DEP”?
What is an “ELS”?
I was discharged in 1976, so I’m not current with all the changes.
DEP – Delayed Entry Program
ELS – Entry Level Separation
This guy is as dumb as a wet bag of hammers.
WHY do you have to insult hammers like that?
Good point. Hammers are far more useful than this Burt Reynolds wannabe.
Good point. Hammers are far more useful than this Burt Reynolds wannabe.
There are some real low lifes on Jonn’s Friends list. The damn thing is ate up with loons, it used to have a bunch of Libtards on it…seems they have thinned out a bit these days.
The only person I know with more undesirables on their friends list than him is Scott Hughes.
There is one guy who has been giving both of them a run for their money lately though. I never drop names (Sandman) but I just file a FOIA on anyone that he friends these days.
Word to the wise…just because someone is on Jonn’s friends list does not mean they are legit. If they are on mine, just assume they have major interpersonal communication issues.
That’s it!!! I’m calling the Russian Mafia!
Most of the liberals on my friends list are left over from my counter-intelligence operations against Vote Vets and IVAW.
IVAW = Losers.
Not a Dogface, so not sure how its done in the Army, but no Marine Captain would pose shirtless with his men.
I won’t say no Army captain would do that. As I saw some real dufus officers over the years. But this one wouldn’t and didn’t, and it was damn hot in the Viet of the Nam.
Let’s just say that it is clearly not proper officer behavior
He might if it was a recon platoon doing boatwork at the beach…he might even have his SARC rub sunscreen on his back. 🙂
This dude would.
But I am thinking it was a very different type of photo and movie.
Just look at this clown.
He strikes me as a total meat gazer. Dude probably is breathing all heavy and shit as he looks at shirtless men.
I’m really shocked to read this. Patrick is a FB friend. Last person I’d have suspected, however I don’t pick up on cues too well.
Patrick posted essays often, and typically tagged about 100 FB friends. I received many, posting many on my FB page. I couldn’t help noticing that they resembled, very closely, columns I’d read that week or the week before on WND.com. Wish I had the evidence to show to support this claim, but I don’t due to his account’s deletion. As noted above, I’m very surprised by this outing. As are many of his former FB friends.
The guy is one lie after another. He claims he was a group leader with the FBI and attended a school whose name he can’t spell. Probably the only thing that is true is that he works or worked for Bunzl–a Brit corp w/ a US plant–because who would make that up? As to whether he occupies a lofty position at Bunzl or drives a tow motor in their warehouse, I don’t know.
“Like”
One can go online or get the Medals of America catalogue or any other Mil. surplus, medals, ribbons, clothing, etc. catalogues.
Queef.
Ok…..Did anyone else cringe at the 80’s group pic with the pornostache guy’s BFA equipt muzzle, seemingly pointing directly into the face of middle finger dude?
I really hope it’s just Parallax Error!!!!