Habitual Linecrosser
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard Apr 2025
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the guy that just got an assault through the ambush yeah yeah yeah like it really takes something like you talk about their uniform so when i was in ukraine something that was um a new experience for me was getting artilleried by getting hit with russian artillery russian grad rockets and Russian airstrikes. And I'm thinking, I'm like this, I feel like how the insurgents must have felt.
But you had a microphone and a camera.
I was like, I'm holding a camera. It's crazy. That's what you're like.
Wait, what? Yeah. Oh, yeah. The Ukrainians and the Russians. Hold on. I didn't know about this. Don't target the press.
Yeah. I took the press pass right off. I'm like, I'm not trying to make myself a target. There are also a ton of Russian press getting killed. But I didn't want to go in. There's some press that go in. I mean, I don't consider myself press. I'm like, I was a war correspondent. I'm going and corresponding. I'm going and reporting on what's happening.
The crazy part of my trip was that I got to actually go to Russia. I got to go into the Ukrainian-occupied part of Kursk. Oh, yeah, you were in Kursk, yeah. Yeah, which now, where I was, is now under Russian control at this point. Woo! Oh. I thought it was funny.
Rich is going to arrest me, put me in handcuffs and send me off to Putin after this. Taking hot dicks in the gulag. No, but they told me they were like, if you go there, there's a good chance.
Like, don't go to Uzbekistan or Venezuela because they will extradite you to Russia because Russia is opening criminal cases, international criminal cases against anyone that illegally goes into their country. So, but I was like, you know what? You only live once. Dang it. Now you can't go to Venezuela. I heard it's beautiful. My wife is so upset. Our honeymoon is ruined.
So there were two like really bad missions that I went on. The one was the Kursk, which was broad daylight. Then the other one was the drone mission, which was pitch black on them. broad broad daylight in in an armored vehicle and it's like a hour from sumi which is the closest ukrainian town and the whole ride is just the that hour road is really
All cratered. All shot to shit, blown up.
You're not picturing, but it slows you down and it slows the logistics down. So all the supply trucks.
that are heading there and it is every every truck that they have in ukraine they basically paint a triangle on you know it's all civilian a lot a ton of civilian trucks that they've repurposed as like throw a bunch of 50 cal in the back of this like uh just toyota and drive it there but they they did each one was marked as military because that's like legally you have to do that so you put the triangle on it
But that's the whole route. The whole route is just ton, tons of trucks back and forth, like thousands of them going day and night. And the roads are torn to shit. And there's no, you can't fix the, you can't take time to fix them because they'll get hit. So we're going at like a snail's pace, which it should take 30 minutes, but it ends up taking like an hour and a half. Get to the border.
As you get closer, it's like blown up Bradleys on the side of the road, blown up T-72s. Oh, I'll tell you guys like how the sort of how I got permission to go there because there's like no Western media was allowed to go there. But, um, okay. So let me, let me start from there. This is the story that I couldn't tell on YouTube.
Yeah. 100% it is. Yeah.
I was holding on to the old shit handle for dear life as they're driving through there. Okay, so the way I got permission to go there because when I went into Ukraine, my whole thought was like they weren't going to let me go to the front because there's a lot of Americans that go there and they're like, this guy, he's just here to like, you know, just like war tourism, shit like that.
And there's a lot of people that they see there and they don't let go to the front, essentially.
No, no, no, it wasn't. Well, what would you do? Go to Trump. It was like, it was a little bit like that, but basically I got to.
When you're right, you're right. You can't fly into Ukraine. They'll shoot your plane down. And they've done it before. You have to fly into Poland, into Warsaw, and then take a 17-hour train ride into Kyiv. And there's no men on that train ride because it is martial law. That shit is locked down. If you are a man, you are not coming in and out of that country.
So it's just like women and children on that train ride. You get there. As you get more and more east, you start to see the signs of war. There's like bunkers. Get to Kiev. And I'm like, let's – so we hired this fixer, this guy on the ground. He's like my producer, translator. And I'm like, let's go. Let's go to the front. Let's go to the front. He's like, no, spend one day in Kiev.
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