☄️BELIEVE IT OR NOT!☄️

"Breaking Exclusive: Shocking...Former US Special forces and Green Beret reveals plans to release a biological tsunami right in the heart of Japan on June 16th."

Ripley’s “Believe It or Not!” is an American franchise founded by Robert Ripley, which deals in bizarre events and items so strange and unusual that readers might question the claims.

Is the Yon video so "bizarre" as to not be believed? Time will tell. In the meantime, prior preparation (warning in this case) prevents piss poor performance.

s/The Ole' Buzzard

Michael Yon is an American author, photographer, and combat correspondent. He is known for his work as a war correspondent and his dispatches from various global conflicts. Here are some key points about him:

Military Background: Yon served in the Special Forces in the early 1980s. Writing Career: He became a writer in the mid-1990s, focusing on military writing after the invasion of Iraq.

Embedded Journalist: Yon has been embedded with American and British troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, gaining notoriety for his frontline reporting.

Controversial Figure: His reports and feuds with the United States military hierarchy have been a subject of controversy.

Reader-Supported: His work is primarily supported by donations from his readers1.
Global Coverage: He has traveled to more than 80 countries to report on world events firsthand.

Yon’s work includes providing unfiltered recon from the frontlines of the world’s most complex and chaotic global conflicts. He has also reported on issues such as the Darién Gap and has made media appearances to discuss his experiences and insights.

What are some of his notable works?

Michael Yon has several notable works, particularly in the realm of military writing and war correspondence. Here are some of his key publications and contributions:

Danger Close: His first book, an autobiography detailing his life from youth into adulthood1.
Moment of Truth in Iraq: A book that provides insights into the Iraq War, focusing on the year 2005.

Dispatches: Yon has written numerous dispatches from various conflict zones, providing unfiltered recon from the frontlines.

Photography: His photographs, especially from war zones, have been widely recognized. One of his most famous photos is the “Little Girl” story and photograph from 2005.

Reporting on Atrocities: He has reported on atrocities committed by Al-Qaeda in Iraq.

Darién Gap: Yon has covered the Darién Gap, a dangerous and lawless region on the border of Colombia and Panama.

Comfort Women: He has written about the issue of comfort women.

Yon’s work is known for its frontline perspective and often controversial nature, providing a raw and unfiltered look at military operations and conflicts around the world. His contributions have been significant in bringing attention to various global issues and conflicts through his unique lens as a former Special Forces operative turned journalist.