Fort Bragg Crisis: What Is Killing So Many Soldiers On American Soil? | Seth Harp | TMR
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Rolling Stone's Seth Harp joins the program to discuss an epidemic of drug overdoses on Fort Bragg. Bragg is one of America's most important military bases and is home to its Joint Special Operations Command. Yet over a hundred soldiers have died there over the past year and Seth found out why.
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We are back and we are joined now by Seth Harp investigative reporter and contributing editor at Rolling Stone. Whose piece on Fort Bragg is like really just a must-read for everybody. Seth thanks so much for being here today. great to be here thanks for having me. So you begin your piece by setting the scene of two men who were killed by gunshots outside of Fort Bragg. And I mean the numbers are just startling in terms of how many deaths have piled up since the beginning of 2020. What led you to look into this? and what I guess takes us to the beginning of your piece where you initially set that scene. yeah, it was that double murder that you just referred to that initially brought me to this story of more Bragg the larger story of Fort Bragg. the murderer Billy Levine and Timothy Dumas. that actually happened in December 2020. Last time I came on the old show I talked a bit about that. and some other murders that seem to be linked to drug trafficking by elite soldiers at Fort Bragg. and at that time I mentioned that there had been a large number of deaths for Fort Bragg soldiers in general. so aside from the murders, there have been at least 44 deaths at Fort Bragg among soldiers that year in 2020. And I told you all about how I was trying to figure out exactly what was going on there and what was behind such a high body count. Now come to find out here almost a full year later with the latest piece the total number of soldiers that have died before bragging over two years from 2020 to 2021 was 109. 105 of those occurred Stateside. whereas only four of them took place in overseas combat operations. and the latest piece I wrote ruins don't really focus on one of the major leading causes of death there which is accidental drone overdoses. which is pretty obviously linked to you know the prior topic which is you know a lot of the drug crime that was going on the Fort Bragg.
Fort Bragg has a history of suicide, domestic violence and murder for decades. Was there in 1991 with my first husband and the suicide and crime was staggering then.
Same with Ft. Hood. It’s the haunted house of military bases.
Same with Fort Riley.
Are there any Forts that don't have such issues?
@@hattielankford4775 Carson is pretty legit
@@Dark_Tesla Thank you. Follow up question. What can the other Forts learn from Fort Carson.
Currently at Bragg, lost so many good paratroopers due to drugs and alcohol. Being sent out multiple times on rapid deployment or being called at 2 am for drills takes a mental toll. We're just so very tired, and that makes people resort to some crazy stuff to cope. It nearly tore my family apart just being away from my partner and children so much, I'm so glad to be leaving this place. I just want to be able to walk to the store to pick up candy with my kids without feeling like I need to carry a gun for protection.
Hang in there
they will never give a crap about your life. the upper brass would watch you die for a few extra pennies in their bank account. Get out of that genocidal organization before it's too late.
Sounds like you and a bunch of others should have chosen a different career path. Didn't know burnout was an excuse for drug and human trafficking..
So the chain of events here is: 1) shift in military tactics to special ops, 2) concentration of those teams on one base in one community, 3) a 20-year permanent uptick in external problems "needing" special forces, 4) a permanent uptick in deployments and consequences, 5) a matching uptick in mental stress on personnel and families, 6) a matching 20 year spike in meth / fentanyl drug use, 7) other discipline / leadership problems within the military not correcting for these external problems, corrupting command and control and making them worse.
Yeah, I think you definitely hit the high points.
goddamn. sounds like a complete and horrible mess. i mean, I'm antiwar obviously, the institution of a military is always going to be bad, but this is like exactly how an already unstable democracy completely goes off the rails.
In other words, "nothing to see here, move along".
8) lack of oversight by the public or public elected officials.
@belarus ??? I'm not lobbying for isolationism. I'm concisely summarizing the chain of consequences produced by adopting poorly defined objectives in an unending "war on terror" then focusing most of the psychological impacts on a very small percentage of the population who then face all of the other social pathologies stemming from poverty and opioid epidemics with the addition stresses of military life and PTSD.
Wow! I was born on Fort Bragg, my parents were there for years and that was my dads base until he retired at 38. I’ve gone there so much over my 27 years of life so hearing about these issues with the deaths there is really interesting. Both my parents were in PSYOPs and my dad was deployed so much and before he retired they wanted to promote him to a position where he would for sure be deployed again and he refused. His knees are shot and he just turned 50 and his is considered 100% disabled now. He was also a jump master and it really took a toll.
At the same time hearing this isn’t all to surprising because tithe military at least for me was never know to be a upstanding organization and there are so many issues across the branches.
To whom may come accross this comment drinking joint juice in your 20s may keep your joints from feeling like bone on bone action...
@@darkdan3379 or don’t be a imperial core food soldier for free healthcare and college and just be a normal person and you’ll have fine knees. Also will be able to sleep well at night due to not having murdered blacks and browns all over the world for the lie of cheaper gas prices.
Or just be CIA and u won’t have to jump out of planes to murder ppl, you get to just do drive by assassinations and you won’t even get black balled like the black water thumbs.
I was born on that base too. It makes me sad to think about but our military is basically just the violent arm of the wealthy now. Corporation wants lithium? Better go destabilize a democratically elected regime somewhere and then invade and take their all their mineral wealth.
@belarus In what way are your questions even remotely relevant to the OP's comment?
@@leothenomad5675 Probably because it was conservatives who got us into this mess to begin with. Not that the (neo)liberals are much better.
Well I for one am shocked that a base full of soldiers trained to solve their problems by killing people quickly and quietly, has a bunch of guys dying quickly and quietly.
It’s not so much the rank and file, they’re mostly just kids. No doubt the root of the issue is the corrupt officers and “elite” operators.
My brother keeps saying how bad Fayetteville is getting. He never mentioned the drugs are come from Fort Bragg. People who can are fleeing the area.
Yeah Fayetteville is pretty gross. I don’t even like to stop there to get gas off the highway….
People running from trauma usually turn to numbing substances like alcohol or opiates, NOT hallucinogenics like LSD. The only reason i could think of why it might be a popular choice on a military base is that its harder to test for?
I don’t think it’s harder it’s just that they don’t expect it, so don’t test for it.
Drug screen panels are standardized, so it's easy to know ahead of time what's _not_ being tested, regardless of why.
for the record: i am very pro LSD.
@@GazB85 It actually is harder to test for. It doesn't show up in urine tests after a couple of days and it metabolizes pretty fast in blood. It's usually a sure bet with a hair test(weird I know) because it can be detected up to 90 days after use
@@soulknife20 Yeah, it’s 3 days I think when it comes to a urine test.
Hair tests are a bastard, I dread the day they get as cheap as a urine test.
I never went out with anyone when stationed at fort bragg. I’m glad I listened to my laziness or I’d be in a ditch by now.
My high school friend was at Bragg. In two weeks, 3 recruits died during training hikes, one by a helicopter dropping a pallet of supplies on him.
Calling BS on the recruit getting supplies dropped on him. And hikes don’t usually start until about 6 weeks in. Your ‘friend’ is full of it.
You're friend is BSing you. No way
@@soulknife20 he may have been a drunken loudmouth, but he was never a liar.
@@factanonverba7547 because drunken loudmouths would never exaggerate a story to boost their egos. Nah never.
@@jcornejo1031 it didn't happen within 2 weeks of arrival, but in a span of two weeks. One guy walked off a cliff at night during hike. And loudmouth does not equal liar, and not everyone acts like you while drunk, son.
been following his reporting, thanks for having him on
That's weird. Sgt Barry Sadler, who sang and wrote "The Ballad of the Green Berets" was completely well adjusted and led a normal life. Aside from that guy he killed. Perfectly normal death too. It's the normal thing to do when you're shot in the head under unclear circumstances.
LOL!
I, for one, greatly appreciate your sense of sarcasm sir! 😁 (Or Mam, your profile name doesn't tell me which it is! ) ☺️
@@jessicak2811 I am male. I have one actual y chromosome. I'm cool with however people want to identify, but I'm straight myself.
@@dizzyspinner648 thank you for answering. I just wasn't sure when I commented since your profile name doesn't give any clues, and I didn't wanna offend you by assuming you were male (or female). My original comment still stands: You sir, have a fabulous sense of sarcasm, which I appreciate greatly since I speak sarcasm fluently! 😁
@@jessicak2811 When I was in the Marines, a popular poster on base said "The Marine Corps. Travel to exotic foreign lands. Meet new and interesting people. And kill them."
Fort Bragg is incredibly stressful environment. doesn't surprise me I was there from 2009 to 2012 and they were having problems back then.
Oh believe me . We yearn for the halcyon days of 2012 when all we really had to worry about was the Mayans now it’s all kinds of gangs and other nonsense
And that ain't just at Bragg it's the whole army.
Fort Hood anyone? Military towns in general are usually just baaadd.
moral of the story, dont join the military folks
A lot of people only join because of poverty, so yeah
Yup
This guy just exposed Delta Force on Fort Bragg, as being corrupt, by claiming that their soldiers are never charged with a crime no matter what they do.
He ain’t lying.
The same stuff has been happening for years, the only difference is there are cameras everywhere now and it’s harder to get away with it.
I’m from Fayetteville an contracted on fort Bragg an all this is true.Knew a high ranking mp that told me that most wouldn’t believe what goes on at Fort Bragg.
Man, I’m from Killeen right next to Fort Hood and it feels like we’re so similar. I feel like we’re cursed when you look at the history of Fort Bragg and you look at Fort Hood. They’re both named of confederate soldiers I feel like they need to change the name it feels like a curse over those military towns with confederate names.
As a veteran I can tell you how all of this is possible and why they receive no punishment. Special forces is hard to recruit for and even harder to train for and pass. Some of these special forces positions take up to 2 years to fully certify someone. To put it bluntly the military can’t afford to kick these people out because they are impossible to replace, and the special ops community knows this. If you know the right people and if you hold a position that will be difficult to replace you can get away with a lot more than your average solider.
Probably why they are starting to send platoons of normal enlisted Marines into hard situations and just keeping these wing nuts at home. The military going "woke" is what these dudes say to justify the fact that the military is phasing them out. Because they are BAD for America and have become BAD at their jobs.
Probably not so special when Al Jazeera is reporting on your actions 3 hours after a "special operation"......
Just sayin'.
Yep back in the late 80s as a teenager I knew a friend of my dad who was a WO3 in SF who got pulled over for DUI I dont know how many times and nothing came of it. No charges, nothing.
Don't forget those who have passed silently in their bunks since the tragic mandates started.
I’m from North Carolina…. Have never been to fort Bragg but you hear a lot about it just living in NC. It seems they’ve had A LOT of serious problems over the years. I don’t even like to stop in Fayetteville to get gas when I’m on the highway to or from somewhere. Not sure which came first, the chicken or the egg…. But Fayetteville is a dump 😬
that's why they call Fayetteville fayettenam, was stationed at pope AFB but went to the px and comm on Bragg, pharma malaria meds caused some suicide and murders when I was there, home of the 82nd airborne
I am from North Carolina I can tell you hands down that the Fayetteville Fort Bragg area is notorious for the amount of illicit drugs and purity of illicit drugs.
Gotta love that special forces save the good stuff to distribute around them hahahaha
Was born at old Womack and did 11 years active
This issues have been at Bragg since the 80s
Raised on Fort Bragg. Dad was part of the special operations community so I grew up around a lot of these guys. All this thats going on is well known to people close to the special operations community. Hells Angels, Wingman and Veterans motorcycle clubs recruit heavily from SF. And this guy has either balls so big he can't walk or is too stupid to know he's playing with fire. I really hope nothing happens to him but he fucking with the wrong people. If they'll eat they're own what do you think they'll do to journalists?
As a former 82nd soldier and a person that has been assigned to fort bragg for over 13 years. This video shows a picture that isn’t a true picture of what all these soldiers go through. What evidence does this person have to make these statements? Open a dialog for the soldiers to respond.
You are right brother
As a civilian looking in from the outside, it would be amazing to hear statements from soldiers/military personnel that can explain how these situations are happening at all, even better, give them just cause. Not just the murders, but the rapes of female soldiers, the strange circumstances that so many soldiers have died under - and especially clear up the obvious drug gossip within the soldiers there. Why are the locals afraid to talk? - and why are so many leaving their family homes because of the level of crime that happens in Fayetteville that most in the area point blame on Bragg for?
That’s a wordy reply but, I promise, if those could be answered or explained to the people watching, it would go miles in the favor of your claim. ❤
Yes we are aware. But Fayetteville has a history of this dating back to the 70s. When I was a kid living on base in the 80s they were several big drug busts. Maaaan the stories I heard about Hay st. Growing up.
This is some of the most important reporting I've seen in a long time bravo Emma
The barracks being filled with mild is probably affecting cadets living on base too. An impending sense of doom is literally ome of the symptoms of black mold exposure.
“Beheadings that we’re swept 🧹 under the rug…” is military AF
If Local Police are arresting and charging soldiers and then nothing happens.... you need to start investigating what the district attorney and courts are up to....
This report is very broad, I've been station at Fort bragg since 2003 and I never done drugs or have been offered drugs. I believe that if you're have to look for these this in order to be affected by it. Or you have to have a weak mind set that can be easily influenced.
This didn't age well..
So nothing has changed in the last 25 years. There used to be a big sign on Gruber RD that said “If the 82nd makes it 82 days without a fatality the division gets a day off. At the bottom there was a counter. The highest it ever got was 18 days. That was from 88-90 during a time of relative peace. As to the LSD problem, it’s nothing new. Long story short, It doesn’t show up in a urinalysis test.
16:25 - The military can override the jurisdiction of the local police. The offender can be punished under the UCMJ instead of criminal court. That generally protects them from double jeopardy. So, the unit commanders are able to do whatever "investigation" they want, decide punishment, all without getting military police involved.
I was a parachute rigger at Fort Bragg 07 to 10. Glad I'm not there anymore, jeez.
Great convo
I can't help but think of the film "A Few Good Men". We push these men to the breaking point, and when they do in fact break we let them do drugs, commit crimes, and die because even in 2022 we need men on that wall!
Not sure if it is a good comparison, the film was long before the "war on terror" but it seems like the men-on-the-wall mentality they were trying to depict in the film never went away, it just moved to other forever wars
This story comes out every two years and no one ever does anything about it
I’m so grateful that I’ve been able to stay clear of the military in this country. I was nearly drafted for VietNam. But they ended the draft before my number came up.
Whenever I watch a war movie, I'm so glad I have flat feet.
@@johnpjones182 The problem is that they have military-issue insole inserts now.
This is great reporting! God bless
JSOC is literally The Pentagon because those SMU operators do the precision work that goes unnoticed, explained nor redacted…ever.
@belarus ?
As far as the pilot that jumped out of the plane. the story I read was that the landing gear became damaged on a touch and go type of exercise and the guy panicked. They released the call to traffic control when the other pilot explained what happened.
Fantastic reporting & excellent interview. Thx.
Would American citizens be so pro military if we had rolling list of all the fights we are engaged in world wide?
Some would be MORE pro-military with such information.
Thx for this heartbreaking 💔 😢 but vital report
How can I get in touch with Seth Harp I just lost my little brother Feb 20 2024
...not to mention the crazy number of sexual assaults/rape that happens in the military.
Also what he said about drug trafficking is a lie. He then says a lot of them where caught drug trafficking. They do business with the cartels. All the time. Since the 60s
Bragg was my first duty station and my first brief from the battalion S2 was the parts of Fayetteville that are on the no-go list and a warning of drugs that run through NC on the I-95. Damn I miss the hell that is FORSCOM.
I like how the “no-go” lists used to tell you exactly where to go, for exactly what you wanted. “Hey don’t go here it’s an illegal gambling den.” Really?!
@@teufelhunden510 Their team chant was "ONE TWO THREE FORE-SKIN"
You also have I-40 that goes straight into Wilmington, which is also a port city. Drugs are a massive problem in NC.
Damn, I forgot about the 40. Took that bad boy coast to coast a few times.
@@samasrcounts6079 that sounds awesome! I remember always seeing the “Barstow California however many miles” sign right outside of Wilmington and dreaming of doing it as a teen 😂 I grew up in Wilmington….
In order to get one monster(OBL), how many monsters do we create in our own backyard?
When you take the leadership and CQ's out the barracks this is what you get...🤔
I did 14 years in the 82nd Airborne Division and it does take a toll on your body both mentally and physically.
Doesn't excuse drug and human (of a minor) trafficking..
Crooks' body was found in Fuquay-Varina, southwest of Raleigh, not Fayetteville.
It's certainly nothing to
...Bragg about...mm.ha..haha....
Hahahaha.
😂
Fayettevil. NC is a bad neighborhood
I live in the triangle. Never been in Fayetteville but what I've heard was never good.
Agreed, I visited so many times as a kid, for skating competitions, I have always lived outside of Charlotte, and then my most recent ex (2010-2017) was in the Guard at Southern Pines, and anytime I was there with him, I was restricted basically from going anywhere outside of Southern Pines alone, (I'm physically disabled now, "easy target" as I was told by the soldiers there.
Never ceases to amaze me how out of touch some people are. "What?! You mean people like to do drugs?!
News flash: people like to do drugs. Especially people, who have professional adrenaline rushes.
Oh ok. So let’s just ignore it. I mean a lot of people are dying but hey, people like to do drugs right?
It’s the inflation mixed with the high number of veterans and their families. There are a lot of ex-killers out there in the community, many of which are down on their luck. Their children had good lives when their parents were in the service, and later not so much. There is also the atomization that occurs from having a transient population with no ties or roots to the community. Fayetteville has always had a high crime/murder rate. The town is basically a client community with low wages across the board, many making slightly above minimum wage.
Fayetteville is also a mid-point between Miami and NYC along 95, so a lot of drugs change over and change hands there.
This is what several decades of neoliberalism gets you.
There used to be a big banner that displayed number of days since a division fatality. My company lost one in a motorcycle accident and another to drowning trying to swim across a pond drunk.
Sometimes when I can’t get the stewardess to give me peanuts because someone on board the flight has an allergy, I want to get up and jump out of the plane.
Really well done important interview.
This is sad. I was born at fort Bragg.
Keep sharing this, fentanyl deaths still rolling into USA.
“Fayettenam” has been a sobriquet for Fayetteville NC for fifty years.
I grew up in NC (was born in 80) and I can vouch for this. My friends and I always referred to it that way….
Mr. Harp has said more than enough to let me know one must be just out of their mind or crazy or owned by a crazy 🙌🏿🌎✊🏿👍🏿🖤
I served in the navy back in 2001 . This one s Terrible
Its pretty bad out here for being the most “important” base
I Kan believe all this is going on at this time right around hoke and colmue County
When I was in the Air Force in the 70s we had to pass regular unannounced drug tests. I guess that's not a thing now? I sailed over 20 years merchant marine after that. Same deal after Hazelwood spilled the black gold in the Alaskan waters. We were always subject to random tests. I guarantee it had an effect on abuse aboard ship. Jobs with high levels of risk to the safety of the public should have accountability measures strictly in place and enforced.
Yes random UAs are still a thing
jsoc types probably get special treatment when it comes to such protocols due to their "elite" status
Are these cases being decided in military court ?
The "cases" are no longer cases, they're being supressed.
Ask Whitney Webb
She is a great journalist.
Unlawful killings are cause also
Anyone else sense the scent of CIA here?
CIA not required - just have the local military guys decide that the drugs coming into the area should be controlled by them and that they should profit.
In a miliatary town, that sounds rather easy, and it requires zero intelligence to cary out.
Also - what would the CIA gain, in this instance, from trafficing? the famous examples of the past, we know what the angle was, what is it here?
@@xBINARYGODx no, not from trafficing. as he said, a lot of those agents have done missions overseas, thus making the chance of them becoming double agents extra. therefore it makes great sense to come up with a petty reason like "drugs" to get rid of some burnt notices. I wanna redirect to what he said "one soldier claimed that one of his comrades was coming to him with a screwdriver therefore he thought he was getting got so he decided to defend himself." people get paranoid only in situations of doubt and fear. the drug heaven scenarios like the ones that he is trying to describe just DO NOT happen in bases with that degree of surveillance and that degree of delicacy.
I'm always confused when there are issues of drug trafficking related to overdoses..
Just smoke some really good pot!
I am trying really hard to understand what this means...
It’s illegal on the federal level. Military cannot legally smoke pot and they test for it. This is one of the reasons we need to legalize marijuana….
16:12 this is actually scary as hell. Rough place to live know many that want to move away. Good place for crazy people. Bar's and strip club's like all MILITARY towns.
I’m sorry WHAT
I believe 7th grp is out of Ft Campbell.. and 101st is currently doing the training in Ukraine. Also believe everybody killed in Kabul was Marine or Seaman.
I mean I was hearing stories about this in 2007. About fort brag culture.
Ahhh yes the big three heroin, crack, and mdma* . wtf ?
wtf....im totally ignorant to this. i mean i know that shady shit happens in the military but wtf..
Leadership
Sir/ Dude loose lips sink ships.
Ma'am/Chic you seem smart don't let him take you on a Cruise.
Is the Pentagon not the most important military installation?
arguable no - it depends on what you mean.
@@xBINARYGODx Just assumed it was the US’s most important military installation.
This guy is clueless as to major CIA and military forces connection to drug trafficking in USA and the world.
Please continue...
@@darkdan3379 it's mostly out already, how bout open your eyes and ears first
@@darkdan3379 yeah, how about you just take the word of every rando on the internet instead of asking them to back up their baseless accusations?!?!
@@factanonverba7547 you made a claim, you can surely post some links or channel names (you can cleverly replace some dots in a link to "_DOT_" or whatever).
Surely is the CIA and armed forces are, currently, and all over the place - trafficking drugs - that is a huge story. I mean, there are some things the CIA has done in the past - so maybe some people have connecting things now that are not connected.
@@MarcillaSmith The government did recently declassify some stuff this past year or so. The Gulf of Tonkin incident was a false flag and UFOs are real. Fun times
So how women work at the Delta Force location that issue passports...🤔
movie name top gun maverick
Soldiers love hard drugs... that's worldwide. Think about the kind of people that enlist 😂
Wow
Neither 5th or 7th Group are at Bragg......
@@teufelhunden510 yup. I was with 3rd from 04-10. 7th left I think in 12 or 13. Just a little curious how we're talking about JSOC pipe hitters in this piece but realistically, the criminals, based off his own words, are a bunch of CAG guys being douchebags and not the green berets who are there. Just don't like seeing my brothers dragged through the mud for CAG's continual holier than thou attitudes.
Your attitude is why military is continually so fucked up. "It's never MY people it's the and you actually have nothing to back you up outside of your gut reaction. Even if it's not YOUR group...why aren't they doing anything about it?
extremely recent report shows that the 5th at Campbell have extremely high rates of drug abuse and OD too
Drug running schemes
Is # MarjorityReport real?
Are you going to find out? When you find the answer please let me know
No. You're dreaming all of this.
The MTG takeover is REAL!
@@MarcillaSmith Could very well be true. I tend to dream that level of excitement.
Love the show. Left is best.
How much of this crime could be taken care of by legalizing drugs, and let people trip off the clock?
Wouldn't really help in a ln environment where suicidal amounts of alcoholism are prevalent already too (the military)
@@ZealothPL The alcohol is legal. No crimes being committed over selling beer.
@@ernststravoblofeld tons of soldiers die to alcoholism though, so legalising drugs is pretty orthogonal to the whole discussion (not that decriminalisation would be a bad thing lol)
@@ZealothPL That hasn't changed in thousands of years.
Talking about a mafia
Capitalism
Marjority Report? is this somehow about MTG, too? lol
"operator" you don't drive an excavator, what a load of horseshit doublespeak, they are mercenaries and soldiers.
It's short for "special operator."
@@MarcillaSmith like special needs? LOL that's gold. They aren't operators. They don't operate anything. They are soldiers and mercenaries.
@@TherealRTZ973 special operations - the person carrying it out is the operator - it's not new lingo, and of course it's meant to sound like something other than what it is.
@@xBINARYGODx It not being new has no relevance. People have called tomatoes vegetables for decades, that doesn't mean everyone who calls tomatoes vegetables isn't wrong. The only thing special here is their needs.
@@somad6997 The only thing that's cringe is using the word cringe unironically, you sound like a 14 year old 4chan user. Needing billions of dollars every year to kill people is uncommon and therefore special. So it's a special need. I don't know why you needed to bring disabled people into this. It's kind of insulting to compare them to government funded and trained cereal killers and terrorists. Unless you are talking about all the soldiers and mercenaries that come back when they are missing body parts. Then yes you are right, they are also disabled.
The whole thing is disgusting. We are criminally negligent in not stopping this.
Military budget, military state, long time. Word on the street is military violence on military on post is exploding just like the town violence is. Wonderful guidance coming out of covid. Push nato into the Russia. Thanks for that
What?
Not enough equality?....Covid.
What are you talking about?
@@frogcannon they died of covid
@@happyprogressivepoop1422 what's your evidence of that? you think the deaths listed as overdoses or gun shut wounds are actually covid numbers?
@@happyprogressivepoop1422 How would you know?
@@soulknife20 because all deaths are Covid so make sure you get boosted and wear a mask 😷
I had to live in Fayetteville with navy husband for nine months. It’s a hell hole. Fayett-nam it’s nick named. Liquor stores and strip clubs. 💩💩💩
Agreed. I won’t even stop to get gas there when I’m on the highway driving through that area….
¡Amo a mi México lindo! Gracias por darme la razón de sobrevivir y superarme. La próxima vez que regreso a este mundo, en vez de nacer en los EEUU, voy a nacer en México.