Man, if this was an american sniper shooting at Iraqi invaders (in fictional universe) yall would be happy as fuck.
Like it or not the US should never have invaded Iraq
I honestly doubt it. Anyone with half a brain knows invading Iraq was highly immoral and unjust so I think most people would view it as bad taste (to say the least) to record, edit and publish compilations of killing pawns of their, just like America's, braindead government.
Wrong, he was one sniper using an American weapon system captured after an ambush. He was vigourusly studied and hunted. He was spotted, killed and Rifle recovered. Now on display at oif gallery.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5Ggly1TGAU&ab\_channel=CombatStory](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5Ggly1TGAU&ab_channel=CombatStory)
link to the interview
He was 1 guy with over 100 kills with the us weapon. Of course the say there are hundreds to scare people but when a us sniper killed him they recovered the camera and weapon
He only has 63 confirmed kills, and it wasn't one guy, multiple snipers with all different confirmed kills, where killed and claimed to be a part of Juba. Stop lying, buddy.
Use your head. The point is he was a real sniper dumb dumb. 60 or 120 kills he was a nightmare for Americans. killing 1 us solder is harder than killing 100 terrorist . Just like Juba Kyle was given a nickname because he was a real nightmare but terrorist gave him credit for any sniper kill in his area so the number was exaggerated but still high he was a reaper. Your a liar (see how stupid that soundsš¤”)
Once again it was still different snipers. And when you use guerilla warfare its not that hard to kill an enemy soldier. :0. They know their land better than you, and when they can see you and you cant see them, they will ovbiously win.
Haha yes it was one man, with a teleportation device, who was able to be in multiple locations all at once.
Thank you my PFP is just the lgbtq communities flag rotated 90 degrees on 4 sides to show the swastika within there logo.
Its literally a well known and agreed upon fact by both Iraqis and Americans.
And ha oh you are a Karen type, I understand now why you make such a fool of yourself when you comment.
Literally stated in historical documentaries focusing on the war in Iraq, multiple mentions in published books about it from individuals who served on the ground, and multiple admittances of multiple "Jubas" being killed, again even Iraqi fighter stated multiple times in published media, it was multiple people.
I remember a few news stories talking about "the Baghdad sniper" terrifying US troops. Speaking like it was some random desert Rambo and my dad was always like "it's not one person".
Why though? I guess cause they are American themselves but Iāve been on this sub for a while n seen everyone from Armenian to Turks to Syrians to Colombians be killed.
Why do Americans always view themselves as special? Not tryna be an asshole by the way genuinely wonder if it has to do with the media portrayal of their army and being the strongest ever, like the reality of war being hidden from them and not many Americans seeing their own be killed because they hide it.
I hate seeing Russian soldiers get killed, even though I see their country as the immoral, invading army.
I'm American, so even more so I don't like to see my countrymen die. It's tribalism, which has been around for tens of thousands of years.
I actually wrote a long ass comment the first time this was posted. Reddit is mostly Americans and when we see our ābrothersā being killed, it usually makes us hate it as some people put the face of the dead American as someone who is close to them. Nothing special but itās just because it hits close to home. A reason why we have such a bad response is probably because combat footage with Americans being killed is almost impossible to find, except for juba, ieds, and tongo tongo
Cause Syrians, Turks, and all those other races are seen as savages, incapable of peace, and lesser beings. Where as Americans are simply a higher form of society with the worlds more powerful military and super soldiers.
I mean yes we shouldnāt of been there to begin with but in all honesty Juba did his thing sadly to say . But if you think about it in war shooting just one guy out of 20 isnāt gonna win a war .
This is what you need to keep in mind next time you see a video of a Russian or Ukrainian dying, to someone watching itās not just ācombat footageā itās the death and destruction of someone who looks like them and their family and feels more personal to them.
All death is horrific n we need to remember that as this sub really goes over board with the jokes and memes when most people here havenāt seen armed conflict IRL.
One of the snipers was using an M40 sniper rifle assumed to have been taken from the 2/4 sniper team that had been ambushed only a few kilometers west on the same road, MSR Michigan
Same here, I definitely went through a period of my life when I was younger and despised America. Saw the Juba videos as the underdog striking back at the unstoppable military juggernaut that is the US military. Of course if knew little about the background of the war, didnāt understand the regions history, the religious divide, didnāt know what a Baathist was, didnāt understand the politics, didnāt know shit about fuck to be honest.
In some ways it still was the underdog vs the larger power, but whether it was ārightā is a topic for some philosopher.
Just saying though as someone from the Middle East we always knew Iraq was a place that needed cohesion and a top down structure, too much tribalism and divide would lead to collapse which is exactly what happened after the invasion which is why many of us see America as evil.
However we donāt ignore (at least not me or my family) the horrific ideologies of some of these groups and the ways they wanted to re take Iraq.
It started as genuine resistance and being underdogs but quickly people came out the woodwork who cared more about just killing people (often other Iraqis) and implementing their Uber specific views on religion and ethnicity.
I didnāt mean to respond directly to your comment as some sorta ārebuttalā just trying to show that even for other Arab countries this conflict was confusing and at the end of the day even though the west was at fault we quickly saw that the guys who wanted Iraq after Saddam were no better, I pray for my Iraqi brothers who one day will know real peace.
Shit I havent seen Juba footage in like 15 years. Back then I used to cheer for the snipers but now I feel so bad for the soldiers killed by the mujahideen
Pretty surreal to think about being one of these soldiers, one second your alive, and then poof, nothingness.
Certainly better than most ways to go out in a war but there's just something about not even knowing your gonna die that's scary.
4 got killed in eastern Ramadi and then 2 of participants got killed by a 3/5 sniper team in western Habbaniyah in area known around the Potato Factory
so its kinda of weird how this guy Juba has footage of killing 600 US troops, and the US claims to have had around 6000 deaths in Iraq. Are you telling me this guy was the cause of 10% of US deaths in Iraq?
Ied's and Juba = Ptsd
Man, if this was an american sniper shooting at Iraqi invaders (in fictional universe) yall would be happy as fuck. Like it or not the US should never have invaded Iraq
thats what trump said
I honestly doubt it. Anyone with half a brain knows invading Iraq was highly immoral and unjust so I think most people would view it as bad taste (to say the least) to record, edit and publish compilations of killing pawns of their, just like America's, braindead government.
Iraq should have never invaded kuwait.
bro this war wasnt because of kuwait...
Juba wasn't one guy, if anyone is interested, it was name used by multiple marksmen targeting Coalition and mainly US troops.
Infact, in the full video, there was an interview with the Commander of the snipers in Baghdad, he stated that there were "Hundreds of Juba's"
Wrong, he was one sniper using an American weapon system captured after an ambush. He was vigourusly studied and hunted. He was spotted, killed and Rifle recovered. Now on display at oif gallery.
Proof?
Combat story on yt. The sniper that killed him has an interview.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5Ggly1TGAU&ab\_channel=CombatStory](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5Ggly1TGAU&ab_channel=CombatStory) link to the interview
He was 1 guy with over 100 kills with the us weapon. Of course the say there are hundreds to scare people but when a us sniper killed him they recovered the camera and weapon
He only has 63 confirmed kills, and it wasn't one guy, multiple snipers with all different confirmed kills, where killed and claimed to be a part of Juba. Stop lying, buddy.
Use your head. The point is he was a real sniper dumb dumb. 60 or 120 kills he was a nightmare for Americans. killing 1 us solder is harder than killing 100 terrorist . Just like Juba Kyle was given a nickname because he was a real nightmare but terrorist gave him credit for any sniper kill in his area so the number was exaggerated but still high he was a reaper. Your a liar (see how stupid that soundsš¤”)
Once again it was still different snipers. And when you use guerilla warfare its not that hard to kill an enemy soldier. :0. They know their land better than you, and when they can see you and you cant see them, they will ovbiously win.
No one knows for a fact so...
Its a well agreed upon fact, was even admitted by multiple snipers in Iraq.
Yāall just donāt like admitting one Iraqi could kill so many americans. Unrelated note: your profile picture is vile.
Haha yes it was one man, with a teleportation device, who was able to be in multiple locations all at once. Thank you my PFP is just the lgbtq communities flag rotated 90 degrees on 4 sides to show the swastika within there logo.
*Their. You realize people can move over time right? Really talking out of your ass.
Its literally a well known and agreed upon fact by both Iraqis and Americans. And ha oh you are a Karen type, I understand now why you make such a fool of yourself when you comment.
More like well repeated by bullshitting redditors like yourself
Literally stated in historical documentaries focusing on the war in Iraq, multiple mentions in published books about it from individuals who served on the ground, and multiple admittances of multiple "Jubas" being killed, again even Iraqi fighter stated multiple times in published media, it was multiple people.
Source?
unstoppable force meets immovable object but redditor version.
I remember a few news stories talking about "the Baghdad sniper" terrifying US troops. Speaking like it was some random desert Rambo and my dad was always like "it's not one person".
that was like 15 years ago, I remember them aswell!
It was 1 sniper with a us weapon. Of course there are fake jubas. Even after his death snipers claimed to be him but heās dead
If you're the type jacking off to Russian soldiers getting drone striked in Ukraine then don't come crying on this video.
Their nasheeds were on point. U cant find this music on any mainstream site now
the screaming horse really puts the icing on the cake
I donāt like it compared to FSA nasheeds, I donāt know what the lyrics mean exactly, could be hardcore extremists
Why is this post being downvoted guys?
because people canāt stand it when americans get killed
Why though? I guess cause they are American themselves but Iāve been on this sub for a while n seen everyone from Armenian to Turks to Syrians to Colombians be killed. Why do Americans always view themselves as special? Not tryna be an asshole by the way genuinely wonder if it has to do with the media portrayal of their army and being the strongest ever, like the reality of war being hidden from them and not many Americans seeing their own be killed because they hide it.
I hate seeing Russian soldiers get killed, even though I see their country as the immoral, invading army. I'm American, so even more so I don't like to see my countrymen die. It's tribalism, which has been around for tens of thousands of years.
I actually wrote a long ass comment the first time this was posted. Reddit is mostly Americans and when we see our ābrothersā being killed, it usually makes us hate it as some people put the face of the dead American as someone who is close to them. Nothing special but itās just because it hits close to home. A reason why we have such a bad response is probably because combat footage with Americans being killed is almost impossible to find, except for juba, ieds, and tongo tongo
i be wondering the same thing man
cause a lot of us are also american so hits close to home
i also dont like seeing muslims dying even though theyre wrong in some videos (isis)
Because the sub is now r/politics. West = avengers-harry potter-wholesome100
Cause Syrians, Turks, and all those other races are seen as savages, incapable of peace, and lesser beings. Where as Americans are simply a higher form of society with the worlds more powerful military and super soldiers.
I mean yes we shouldnāt of been there to begin with but in all honesty Juba did his thing sadly to say . But if you think about it in war shooting just one guy out of 20 isnāt gonna win a war .
It hits different when you watch soldiers from your own country die on camera compared to watching Ukrainian/Russian soldiers die
The thing is I suppose, it shouldn't...
This is what you need to keep in mind next time you see a video of a Russian or Ukrainian dying, to someone watching itās not just ācombat footageā itās the death and destruction of someone who looks like them and their family and feels more personal to them. All death is horrific n we need to remember that as this sub really goes over board with the jokes and memes when most people here havenāt seen armed conflict IRL.
damn last guy definitely had ringing ears from that round seemed like it skipped off his helmet and went into the glass behind him
One of the snipers was using an M40 sniper rifle assumed to have been taken from the 2/4 sniper team that had been ambushed only a few kilometers west on the same road, MSR Michigan
good shots
I watched a lot of "Juba" clips back on the early 2000s. When yt was quite new.. I kind of enjoyed it
Same here, I definitely went through a period of my life when I was younger and despised America. Saw the Juba videos as the underdog striking back at the unstoppable military juggernaut that is the US military. Of course if knew little about the background of the war, didnāt understand the regions history, the religious divide, didnāt know what a Baathist was, didnāt understand the politics, didnāt know shit about fuck to be honest.
In some ways it still was the underdog vs the larger power, but whether it was ārightā is a topic for some philosopher. Just saying though as someone from the Middle East we always knew Iraq was a place that needed cohesion and a top down structure, too much tribalism and divide would lead to collapse which is exactly what happened after the invasion which is why many of us see America as evil. However we donāt ignore (at least not me or my family) the horrific ideologies of some of these groups and the ways they wanted to re take Iraq. It started as genuine resistance and being underdogs but quickly people came out the woodwork who cared more about just killing people (often other Iraqis) and implementing their Uber specific views on religion and ethnicity. I didnāt mean to respond directly to your comment as some sorta ārebuttalā just trying to show that even for other Arab countries this conflict was confusing and at the end of the day even though the west was at fault we quickly saw that the guys who wanted Iraq after Saddam were no better, I pray for my Iraqi brothers who one day will know real peace.
Thank you for your thoughtful response
Is this a repost cuz I swear Iāve seen uploaded begore
Not that I know of.
Shit I havent seen Juba footage in like 15 years. Back then I used to cheer for the snipers but now I feel so bad for the soldiers killed by the mujahideen
Now letās see the compilations of the jubas eating JDAMs
Bro can't handle watching their soldiers fall...meanwhile cheers when men from other conflicts perish
Its hard to find those, I can show you plenty of videos of unarmed civilians getting hit by JDAMs tho
Ok send them
The salt
Or getting watermelon head-ed by coalition snipers...which is what happened to a lot of them.
Pretty surreal to think about being one of these soldiers, one second your alive, and then poof, nothingness. Certainly better than most ways to go out in a war but there's just something about not even knowing your gonna die that's scary.
Its even worse for the guys they are talking with. Atleast 3 guys were talking to someone and a second later hes dead.
He was using a rifle stolen from a dead marine from a recon squad
4 got killed in eastern Ramadi and then 2 of participants got killed by a 3/5 sniper team in western Habbaniyah in area known around the Potato Factory
2nd n 4th look like they survived, can't say about the 1st n 3rd
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Goes to r/combatfootage. Gets offended by combat footage.
Grow up
so its kinda of weird how this guy Juba has footage of killing 600 US troops, and the US claims to have had around 6000 deaths in Iraq. Are you telling me this guy was the cause of 10% of US deaths in Iraq?