I notice there seem to be a lot of members who have served or are serving with a variety of "Special Forces". These can include The CIA, Delta Force, Seal Team 6, the SAS, the SBS, the SASR, the DEA etc.

Activities and specialist skills seem to cover 'undercover work', 'covert ops', 'black ops', 'wetwork', 'martial arts', 'specialist weapon training', 'training the Thai police and military' (surprisingly), 'vigilante work', etc.

There seem to be sufficient numbers of these people to create a critical mass large enough to have their own sub-forum. What does anyone think of this idea?

There seem to be sufficient numbers of these people to create a critical mass large enough to have their own sub-forum.

What makes you think they don't?

They have one already - Bedlam.

Isn't there an IQ test before you can get into Bedlam?

I notice there seem to be a lot of members who have served or are serving with a variety of "Special Forces". These can include The CIA, Delta Force, Seal Team 6, the SAS, the SBS, the SASR, the DEA etc.

Activities and specialist skills seem to cover 'undercover work', 'covert ops', 'black ops', 'wetwork', 'martial arts', 'specialist weapon training', 'training the Thai police and military' (surprisingly), 'vigilante work', etc.

There seem to be sufficient numbers of these people to create a critical mass large enough to have their own sub-forum. What does anyone think of this idea?

Mmmm. Just makes me think of all those 500 kilo jellybellies smashed out their heads in some cheap bar who claim to be ex-mercenaries, DEA, CIA.....

Thanks for the laugh

Isn't there an IQ test before you can get into Bedlam?

Yes, but I scored just low enough to squeak by.

There seem to be sufficient numbers of these people to create a critical mass large enough to have their own sub-forum.

What makes you think they don't?

Shhhhh it is supposed to be covert CD.

Isn't there an IQ test before you can get into Bedlam?

Yes, it has to be a shade higher then a light bulb.

Next time you meet a guy who claims to be with the SAS just say "Really? I fly with them all the time. Great airline. Are you a flight attendant?"

There seem to be sufficient numbers of these people to create a critical mass large enough to have their own sub-forum.

What makes you think they don't?

I had to think about that for a while.

I thought they had it already, Washington Square isnt it?

For years, in the US, all these wanna be's would claim to be SEALS.  I think I have personally met more of them than the actual total of all men who have served in the SEALS since they formed in 1963!  

Now, the newest wanna be tactic is reportedly being a Marine sniper.  But just like the so-called SEALS who never even bothered to learn what the school is named (BUD/S, not "SEAL School") or any aspect about being a SEAL, these "Marine snipers" don't even bother to learn what weapon a real sniper uses.  

For years, in the US, all these wanna be's would claim to be SEALS.  I think I have personally met more of them than the actual total of all men who have served in the SEALS since they formed in 1963!  

Now, the newest wanna be tactic is reportedly being a Marine sniper.  But just like the so-called SEALS who never even bothered to learn what the school is named (BUD/S, not "SEAL School") or any aspect about being a SEAL, these "Marine snipers" don't even bother to learn what weapon a real sniper uses.  

Spear gun?

I remember a few years back in Angel Witch in Nana Plaza, I was sat to a guy who told me he used to work for DARPA (a secret R&D section of the US Defense Dept)... he was the only one left of his group... the others having been 'silenced' as they knew too much.

He was thoroughly believable and I enjoyed his stories no end. I hope people like him can get their own sub forum - would make for excellent reading me thinks.

Anyone else out there a 007 besides me?

Next time you meet a guy who claims to be with the SAS just say "Really? I fly with them all the time. Great airline. Are you a flight attendant?"

lol... that would put things in perspective... must be a tough choice for some of these guys to either be spec ops or multi millionaire... guess it depends how many drinks they have had...

Anyone else out there a 007 besides me?

Sadly, my duties at NASA kept me too busy to get involved.

Anyone else out there a 007 besides me?

Sadly, my duties at NASA kept me too busy to get involved.

We could have used you for Moonraker.

Anyone else out there a 007 besides me?

Sadly, my duties at NASA kept me too busy to get involved.

We could have used you for Moonraker.

moonwalk?

Anyone else out there a 007 besides me?

Sadly, my duties at NASA kept me too busy to get involved.

We could have used you for Moonraker.

We have Moonrakers here on Thai Visa, but he is more into Special Tractors.

Jim is indeed a sly fox.

Should be excellent reading. I support the motion.

When I was at BUD/S, we called it SEAL school....so don't jump to conclusions.

(Edit because I forgot how Bonobo spelled "BUDS")

Anyone else out there a 007 besides me?

..moi here……Agent 99 reporting

I won three straight Lamont Cranston Awards for Shadowing, have you won anything?

I notice there seem to be a lot of members who have served or are serving with a variety of "Special Forces". These can include The CIA, Delta Force, Seal Team 6, the SAS, the SBS, the SASR, the DEA etc.

Activities and specialist skills seem to cover 'undercover work', 'covert ops', 'black ops', 'wetwork', 'martial arts', 'specialist weapon training', 'training the Thai police and military' (surprisingly), 'vigilante work', etc.

There seem to be sufficient numbers of these people to create a critical mass large enough to have their own sub-forum. What does anyone think of this idea?

i was an altar boy for a year or so. do i qualify?

I think it might be against Thai law to have an imaginary job.

Ha you would of thought they would have already captured taksin, what with all the years of experience in covert operations, or at the very least figured out a way not to get ripped off everywhere they go. But i guess some of these thai street vendors are really thai secret agents bent on making them bankrupt 5 baht t a time :D

The last time i found out a guy was ex SAS,i asked him if he knew my cousin who is well known in the SAS,thinking he would make excuses,and he bloody knew him well lol.I have now got a great body guard when required,a frigging monster.

BTW

He wasnt boasting about his credentials,a mate of his told me.

I notice there seem to be a lot of members who have served or are serving with a variety of "Special Forces". These can include The CIA, Delta Force, Seal Team 6, the SAS, the SBS, the SASR, the DEA etc.

Activities and specialist skills seem to cover 'undercover work', 'covert ops', 'black ops', 'wetwork', 'martial arts', 'specialist weapon training', 'training the Thai police and military' (surprisingly), 'vigilante work', etc.

There seem to be sufficient numbers of these people to create a critical mass large enough to have their own sub-forum. What does anyone think of this idea?

i was an altar boy for a year or so. do i qualify?

Are you happy?

Btw. Whatever you write, you are qualified. It's the avatar.

Best regards from a fellow conscientious objector performing community service

Anyone else out there a 007 besides me?

..moi here……Agent 99 reporting

I won three straight Lamont Cranston Awards for Shadowing, have you won anything?

Agent 99 report immediately to the office for a de"brief"ing. I need to show you a new device and how to hide it.

Anyone else out there a 007 besides me?

..moi here……Agent 99 reporting

I won three straight Lamont Cranston Awards for Shadowing, have you won anything?

Agent 99 report immediately to the office for a de"brief"ing. I need to show you a new device and how to hide it.

No need I’ve seen it,

and no one will suspect anything that small... if you just ZIP UP the case.