Phony Navy SEAL of the Week. Recruited for Classified Ops from the Ships Boiler Room. Stolen Valor
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Published 2022-03-05
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All Comments (21)
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His history of being a Navy Seal is so highly classified, he's the only one who can run all over town telling people about it. š
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This guy is legit. They even made a movie based on his secret mission called Under Siege. They just switched from boiler mechanic to cook in the movie to keep his identity safe.
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I donāt get why all these guys lie about their service. I was just a PN2 back in the 80s, pushed pencils for 4 years on USS John Rodgers and Iām still proud and glad I served - no lies needed!
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just a simple "jarhead" here no special secret deployments, no Medal of Honor! was lucky to get my Good Cookie with the shit I got away with! Dam proud of my service! Thank all real veterans & active members for your service and sacrifices!
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āYou have the integrity of a can of tuna!ā This had me dying.
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I got specially trained to sit at home like a fat ass watching Don Shipley clips on YouTube. So far so good. I just got awarded the Gravy Cross.
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What I donāt understand is, if you are a veteran, you are already someone special. Everyone canāt say they served their country. So why lie? I spent 27 years in the US Army as a Armor Crewman. Nothing more and nothing less. I am damn proud of my career. I donāt need to beef it up and say Iām a SEAL or Delta Force! š¤¬
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"I'm Don Shiply, Sir...were you a Navy Seal?" Best answer "No, no I was not".
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Another guy that claims everything is classified, but he's happy to tell all to a stranger on the phone. It's so dangerous for the world to know he's a seal, but he's the first to tell everyone he meets š¤·āāļø He should just be proud of the service he rendered. That's enough already. He can be respected for that.
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How Don manages to keep cool is beyond me. I was getting furious with this guy.
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I like how you offer them a shovel so they can just dig themselves in deeper. Thank you Chief Shipley!!
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Itās amazing how long his very first answer was when Don simply asked him; āso, you were a Navy Seal?ā ā¦ they always do this. They simply feel compelled to just go on and on because itās all so REHEARSED ā¦ and the longer he retells the same lies over and over, the more he actually believes it.
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"You are NOT a Navy SEAL, you are a CHILD and you have the integrity of a can of Tuna fish" LOL
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In the U.S. army infantry for six years. Never saw any combat just a lot of training and menial duties. Served in Germany during the cold war. Very proud of my service. I'm old and retired now and drive a school bus just to keep busy. The kids know I'm a veteran so one day a kid asks if I was in a war and have I ever killed anyone. I answered no. The look of disappointment caused me to chuckle a bit. I explained that I was glad I was never in a war or had to kill another man. He excepted that and went back to his seat. Some of them draw little cards for me on veterans day each year and I proudly mount them on my frig. Hahahahaha!
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Wow, that dude had nerve. He's really invested in his little fantasy.
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I was NOT a seal, however, back in the late 70ās when I was a hull tech, I had the enormous privilege of raising hell and swilling beer with a few team members. They all were extraordinary, knowledge wise, and capacity to party. God I miss those days.
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Iāve been in several bar fights calling out clowns just like this. Sadly, most of them are average veterans like myself, never been in a campaign. For some strange reason, so many of them have a need to lie about their records and pretend they were heroes. Any honorably discharged vet should be proud just to have served. We were all a big part of something even if we werenāt decorated for valor.
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He's told his stories for so many years that he, himself, believes them.
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My grandfather enlisted at 15 during WW II. He used his brotherās ID and eventually they found out but let him stay. He did over 30 years, went from enlisted to retiring as a Lt. Commander. I am extremely proud of him and people like this chump spit on their gravesā¦ itās not rightā¦ thank you Don for your persistence on these pricks
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I played Tackle, Guard, and End in the NFL. I sat on the end of the bench, guarded the water bottle, and tackled anyone who came near it! š. Oh yeah, and I did it in secret!
