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Why does someone pose as a Navy SEAL on YA?

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This person also alternately claims to have been some photo processing clerk in the Air Force. He once emailed me he had been discharged honorably with a "DD 213". He sent the same email to other vets.

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  1. Because the Military section has a lot of Keyboard Kommandos.  


  2. That is too funny!  An Airmen that was a SEAL and a DD-213, isn't that a decommissioned Navy Destroyer-class ship?  I heard of a DD-214, maybe he was discharged-a negligence discharge of bullshit!

  3. He's marginally delusional, but more than anything, he's just totally and absolutely desperate for attention... even negative attention. And this is the only way he knows to get it... at least without getting arrested.

  4. thats funny

  5. He's a troll

  6. His Mommy bought him SOCOM for his precious PS2, and now he thinks he knows it all, and that BUD/S would only be a formality... as to the USAF thing, that happened when Daddy got the youngster a Kodak Easy Share... now he be an expert.

    It's a troll, just like the one who abbreviated his USN Rank wrong, and after being reported for Impersonation, came back with it spelled out, and for his troubles, he gave himself a Promotion.

    Trolls are sad, but when they steal the Honor and Integrity of those who serve, they usually claim to be a SEAL, and when they just want to stir  up c**p, they usually attack all things Marine... sometimes it's guys who couldn't get accepted in the USMC, or the USN, in the case of the fake SEAL.. it's not only sad, it's Illegal.

  7. He does it because hes hiding behind a computer. I would love to see him attempt it in a real world. Its both disrespectful and illegal and as long as people can get away with stuff like that they will continue to do so.

  8. It is a violation of U.S. Federal Law (Stolen Valor Act of 2005) to make claim to or otherwise impersonate having been a member of the U.S. Armed Forces.  It is also a violation of the same law if you were in fact a member of the armed forces and you knowingly falsify information about your service for the purpose of deceiving others or to commit a fraud.

    Sadly there are hundreds, if not thousands of phonies and wannabes on the lose; if you encounter one please refer he or she to members of law enforcement.  See this link for information regarding some of the better known cases;

    http://www.pownetwork.org/phonies/phonie...

  9. You must be referring to Scott White from Yuma AZ.  He is the laughingstock of YA politics section.  With his pedophile convictions in his past he would never have been allowed to enlist.  He has been reported to Veriseal.com

    Here is one of his emails he sent me last year:

    Date: Wed, 7 Nov 2007 09:26:12 -0800 (PST)

    From: nokia_navyseal

    Yahoo! DomainKeys has confirmed that this message was sent by yahoo.com. Learn more

    Subject: I Have A DD 213 You Chickenhawk Poseur

    To: xxxxxxxxxxxxx

    You are a chickenhawk lying poseur. I have an honorable discharge and my DD 213 proves that lol. I was discharged in August of 1987. I served in an Intel Unit stateside. Why are'nt you in Iraq fighting? Whats your excuse?

    How old are you? Are your parents at home now? You know I am a Federal Law Enforcement Officer and I would never hurt you if you let me come over.
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