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2025 scUM Shenanigans, Arguments, etc.

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DaddyBigBucks said:
first of all, he was not in the Corps long enough to have retired

second of all, it was HIS unbelievably careless operational security that got the cheaters so thoroughly busted. If you’re running a spying operation and your OpSec is that ridiculous, I wouldn’t hire you to clean a toilet
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He wasn't any type of intelligence officer. He made sure there was enough ground beef for hamburger night.
 
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DaddyBigBucks said:
In the Corps, yes

Somehow he thought that qualified him to run a spying operation

The truly curious part is that he was able to convince enough people at scUM of this

How desperate must they have been to buy into it?
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And again, the funny part is how sloppy he went about it. He was so bad at it, he literally cooked tCun with his total lack of operations security...something any officer worth a hot damn should know quite a bit about. This dude is Gomer Pyle with a manifesto.
 
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DaddyBigBucks said:
In the Corps, yes

Somehow he thought that qualified him to run a spying operation

The truly curious part is that he was able to convince enough people at scUM of this

How desperate must they have been to buy into it?
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It wasn't a spy ring. It was a logistics op the whole way.

Getting a lot of different people to different locations to collect something then bring it all back and do something with it. He was good at that part.

He failed on op sec because he's not an intel officer and I guarantee you this, he was told by his superiors to go do it. He thought it was ok because he knew that Jimmah knew.

Anyone in the service has met jackoffs like this a million times over. He's a poor man's Ollie North.
 
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Jaxbuck said:
It wasn't a spy ring. It was a logistics op the whole way.

Getting a lot of different people to different locations to collect something then bring it all back and do something with it. He was good at that part.

He failed on op sec because he's not an intel officer and I guarantee you this, he was told by his superiors to go do it. He thought it was ok because he knew that Jimmah knew.

Anyone in the service has met jackoffs like this a million times over. He's a poor man's Ollie North.
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Ollie North at least made LTC :lol:
 
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Jaxbuck said:
It wasn't a spy ring. It was a logistics op the whole way.

Getting a lot of different people to different locations to collect something then bring it all back and do something with it. He was good at that part.

He failed on op sec because he's not an intel officer and I guarantee you this, he was told by his superiors to go do it. He thought it was ok because he knew that Jimmah knew.

Anyone in the service has met jackoffs like this a million times over. He's a poor man's Ollie North.
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It doesn't matter what field he was in, OPSEC is drilled in at every level of the military...or at least the basics (especially among those in leadership positions, which as a Captain he would be in), and he didn't even do the basics. His sloppiness just lit their program on fire. Lets not give this cretin any credit. He failed because he didn't even do the bare minimum to conceal the illegal acts they were committing, something he should be keenly aware of. If he couldn't even do that, I have to question how effective an officer he was.
 
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NFBuck said:
It doesn't matter what field he was in, OPSEC is drilled in at every level of the military...or at least the basics (especially among those in leadership positions, which as a Captain he would be in), and he didn't even do the basics. His sloppiness just lit their program on fire. Lets not give this cretin any credit. He failed because he didn't even do the bare minimum to conceal the illegal acts they were committing, something he should be keenly aware of. If he couldn't even do that, I have to question how effective an officer he was.
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He was likely a shitbird but no one is that sloppy unless they are deluded enough to think they are bullet proof.

"Only guy in the world who's opinion matters to me is Jimmy and Jimmy knows so why even worry about it? My job is to make sure the train runs on time"... type of thing.
 
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Jaxbuck said:
He was likely a shitbird but no one is that sloppy unless they are deluded enough to think they are bullet proof.

"Only guy in the world who's opinion matters to me is Jimmy and Jimmy knows so why even worry about it? My job is to make sure the train runs on time"... type of thing.
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For sure. His military career was probably at a dead end because of how sloppy/arrogant he was.
 
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He says he can't wait to tell his story...just you wait and see! Bet!

 
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NFBuck said:
It doesn't matter what field he was in, OPSEC is drilled in at every level of the military...or at least the basics (especially among those in leadership positions, which as a Captain he would be in), and he didn't even do the basics. His sloppiness just lit their program on fire. Lets not give this cretin any credit. He failed because he didn't even do the bare minimum to conceal the illegal acts they were committing, something he should be keenly aware of. If he couldn't even do that, I have to question how effective an officer he was.
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That's because EVERYONE DOES IT !!! Duh .....
 
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