The Worst Prison You Have NEVER Heard Of | Eddie Gallagher

[@truthseeker2222]

What I remember most about Eddies story when it was going down was how badass and tough his wife was. Props to her.

[@MortonT1958]

His wife is quite attractive as well.

[@RelentlessDjango]

His wife is a WIFE! Not these bitter broads that roam the streets and office buildings taking side pose selfies, spreading their legs, and thinking they deserve every 6’, 6 figure man with money on the planet!

[@Quawnn]

lol what 🤣

[@YOURMOM-mu2yv]

@@MortonT1958buddy is packing HEAT💀💀💀

[@CKpremium1992]

@@MortonT1958yes she’s a milf. Eddie pulled himself a good lookin woman.

[@kellenwaters9087]

I use to work in the Marine brig as a guard, and it was highly encouraged to treat inmates like trash. Games were played, and now that I'm older, I'm totally ashamed of my time in the Corps. Marines should not be correctional guards.

[@DEadJACK4090]

@@kellenwaters9087 Fair play man 👊🌄

[@John-mf1sz]

The first thing I heard was to never go into mp. Makes sense.

[@andrem4877]

Don't lie, you enjoyed that shit while you were doing it 😅

[@elijahherstal776]

I would have organized singing performances. Like, get the entire cell block to start singing. Maybe even choreographed dances.

[@ANTI-VAXXER-g7u]

​@@elijahherstal776 lol that's GAY

[@alwaysready4017]

I did 32 years as a cop, I look at the Job now and just say yuck. I have 100 percent seen the government just break people down because they don’t have the means to fight the charge.

[@shibarmycryp5128]

100%

[@danielmcgrath4751]

My life was destroyed due to judicial corruption. It's all rotten to the core.

[@scottyoung1792]

Cops have destroyed America

[@ryan8430]

And the prosecutors do everything they can to make you look like the biggest pos and ignore any or all laws broken by the arresting officers

[@busterbiloxi3833]

Were you guilty? Probably!

[@Utube-Enlightenment]

I served in the US Army. I can say first hand, yes, this is the type of "petty" thinking that occurs in the military, basically treating anyone like $*it that is singled out (whether it is valid or not).

[@StuntmanJake]

I 100% agree.

[@kanetheviking]

Could you explain more or give personal experiences?

[@351yt]

Why do you need to go abroad to fight enemies? It seems like there are plenty of scumbags to fight at home.

[@pops8623]

For those enemies abroad don't attack us on American soil

[@busterbiloxi3833]

Exactly, like meth-head low-information Trump voters. Traitors.

[@panamajack2546]

Yeah like your big back Mama🤷🏾😏

[@sukaenacornelius9285]

In US. Absolutely. Militia so much for that protecting the board. There is no 2A or militia in US.

[@____MC____]

Same thing for child traficing. Theres no shortage of people want to go to poor brown countries to help them and make movie and books about, but our kids here can kick rocks.

[@Thebeardedcanucks]

Who wants to serve when thats how they treat their own people.

[@Utube-Enlightenment]

It is very cultish. You are "family" until someone doesn't like you in the command ... then everyone circles around like wolves to bully. It's the culture.

[@HELLEKSONART]

yep

[@3rdCoast_Rich]

Welcome to being 🖤 in merica

[@Alarak.]

@@3rdCoast_RichStop the cap, you’re not a victim

[@ElectrickWizard]

@@Alarak. If you aren't rich in this country you are absolutely a victim lmao.

[@Chief-Solarize]

America... Eddie isnt the first veteran to get burned by his country. The best of us are being treated the worst. We are all villians for being patriots. I've been screwed twice once by the Army and once by my state. Both jacked my life up bad. Ill tell my story oneday. It sounds unbelievable but i hope people check it out.

[@busterbiloxi3833]

Here's your story: You're a screw-up.

[@CornPopsDood]

When is one day though man?

[@Sandman27-88]

Which state bro? Also investing story! Ever think of sharing it?

[@indomiegorengtelorkornet]

Drop the link anytime

[@AdamGee8]

I know you veterans don’t get taken care of nearly well enough and deal with a lot of shit but I’m also seeing a ton of vets thriving on KZbin and in the business world these days. Seems like in some ways things are getting better and you guys at least have a lot more outlets than say 20 years ago.

[@killbill5486]

EVERY person considering recruiting needs to see this video first. Thank God there were a couple honorable marines who had enough humanity to let him be aware of how truly evil military brass can be.

[@deejay7060]

I always refer to my time in the military as my “4 year civilian appreciation course”.

[@JohnPosay]

All jails and prisons need to be reformed. Civilian and military.

[@inhumanjoey310]

Prisons are war zones. I'm glad I never reached the Pen. I've heard stories about the brig. It's nasty

[@VirginiaBardone]

Don't be a dumbass, stay out of jail. There is no need for reform😂

[@Aroundhere185]

Facts

[@drew65sep]

Pretty simple...don't break the law. I've done so for 59yrs now and been successful at it.

[@MakerInMotion]

I agree. We could be getting far more cheap labor done in prisons and saving money by feeding them pig slop.

[@davealmighty9638]

I am a Navy veteran. My father is a retired Army colonel. He served as executive officer at many commands. He has been a judge, and even jury member in countless NJPs, and court martials. When Eddie was going thru this, my father said from the start that this was political, and he went into great detail of how he knew. At the time, we didnt k ow the conclusion. My father k ew it was political, but wasnt sure of an outcome. After all was said and done, he was right. He even mentioned how poorly he would be treated for being high profile.

[@CaliforniatoWestAfrica]

i was a correction officer for a year. we had to read "games inmates play" it was a complete projection of "games cops play" lol it was a disgusting job and met many innocent men in there. the cases were obviously an injustice. [some. not all] its a myth the everyone claims they are innocent. in fact most admitted their crimes but there was waaaay to many guys that would tell me their story and even let me read their case and it was obviously a railroad case. years later i was falsely accused of abuse by my ex wife and i ended up going to prison on false allegations. so ive been on both sides of the bars

[@Confessor555]

I know for a fact there are innocent people there, and not by accident.

[@CaliforniatoWestAfrica]

@Confessor555 Absolutely man. The biggest culprits is the DAs office and they have so much power, even more than judges and they Have Zero oversight. They don't even hide the corruption. All one needs to do is sit in the public seatin for 30 minutes to an hour and if you are able to hear and decipher the legalese language you will see why they created this coded language. its to hide the crazy backward dealings they do that is the exact opposite of everything we think the justice system is. you are guilty until proven innocent and you find out it's DAs and judges working in cahoots to trample your rights and do it in a way that seems fair but just underneath you are outgunned and powerless even with a street attorney. and remember that many private attorneys are former prosecutors so they flipped over so they could make a lot of money while the bamboozle their guilty clients..but also the innocent ones but in a different way. They will drag their feet..not try hard to get your case dismissed because they want you to go to trial and take all your money. I've seen it with my own eyes and just telling people no one will believe me unless they are arrested and go through it as an innocent man like I was. I was in absolute shock and dismay as I watched my freedom get stolen and my life destroyed with zero fcks given by anyone. no one cared. it was all business as usual attitudes in the courtroom. even the baliffs, Court reporters, and aides surely know and yet they sit there and go along like the Nazi Camp soldiers. they are "just doing their jobs" lol anyway..thats my rant. no one will read this nonsense since I wote a novel. couldn't help myself. I'm still coping after 20 years of living the nightmare

[@ianstein7603]

It should be a punishable crime to charge an innocent person of a crime.

[@busterbiloxi3833]

So never charge anyone ever?

[@Successor123]

Bearing false witness is as serious a crime as murder in the 1st degree in the eyes of God. Beware, for God is not mocked!

[@tamichrist3544]

@@busterbiloxi3833I agree with the above statement on the grounds of malicious intent and false accusations, abuse of power is proven. This case was an abuse of power situation, not a genuine investigation and prosecution case.

[@26michaeluk]

​@@busterbiloxi3833 you say that as if you're ok with innocent people being arrested. How on earth did you get "never charge anyone" from his comment?

[@ianstein7603]

@@busterbiloxi3833 I mean the prosecutor charging should be charged after the person is found innocent. Maybe, idk.

[@Im_Not_A_Dad]

Man I don’t like how my government treated this dude.

[@eddiejamesmagic4207]

I agree with 6 of these words the words include "man" "i" "dont""like""my""government" spot on

[@CKpremium1992]

Yea it’s screwed up man

[@dickfitswell3437]

Neither did President Trump which is why he got him out

[@gangoffour6690]

I dont like anything that the U.S. government does.

[@dianekeller7534]

Are government is nothing but a big ass gang

[@ChiTownGuerrilla]

Stories like this are out yet the military can't seem to figure out why they can't reach recruiting goals... 😁 Tried to join when i was 17 and im so so freaking happy I got declined! Never be a pawn under the guise of "honor" and "pride" for a government that hates you!

[@RelentlessDjango]

The military has been doing this since forever. Their problem now is….. Social media and podcasters are giving wrongly accused and abused people a voice!

[@juliandoreyclips]

That’s a good point.

[@Nastynati-pm8dy]

Same, my goal was USMC at 20 years old, after 8 months of being run around in circles my waiver was denied, a 5$ worth of weed charge at 15 and a $20 worth of weed charge at 17 kept me from going. Thank God!

[@dickfitswell3437]

I served and went to war for a President I believed in. I stood up for him. But when I found out we were in Iraq based on LIES and Bush knowingly lied about WMDs then I stopped supporting him and I am so mad because the very first US military death in Iraq was my good Marine buddy. He was my squad leader in Bootcamp. Ended up going on leave together and driving from Houston back to base which was my first multi state road trip and it was so fun in my first car which was a Camaro. He died for lies. He should still be here if it weren't for that scoundrel George Bush. Having said that, the military was the best time of my life. Even the deployments. I got to see my buddy the day before he died. We ran into each other at the tent city we were living in before the invasion started. I got to travel the world. Ive been to Thailand, Singapore, Australia, Hawaii, Spain, Oman, Afghanistan, Kuwait, Germany. I got to live in Florida and California and jumped off cliffs in Lake Havasu, got laid on a pier on a river in Jacksonville Florida, had a 3 some in Vegas in the Mandalay Bay, got a soapy in Thailand and Singapore and Asian women are the finest and have the smoothest skin I've ever felt, I rode elephants in the rainforest, camels in the desert, I burnt barrels of our own feces with diesel and saw some crazy things at war and rode in the biggest plane the US military has for 20 hour trip, I flew off LHD6 USS BONHOMME RICHARD In two helicopters, the CH46 and CH53, I flew in a C130 from Kuwait into Iraq at 100ft AGL dodging RPGs and drove humvees in the middle of nowhere, I watched real Thai kickboxing with kids as young as 5 years old and I made the best friends in all my life. I have been either best man or groomsman in 10 of my friends weddings all over the country and just spent a few weeks at my best friend from the Marines house. I got free college and then free rent and food allowance because I served and I get a disability check every month. I am fully functional but damaged but nothing that gets me depressed or anything. Wear and tear. Right now may not be a good time to serve but a year after trump gets back you should try again if you want. You will miss out on all the benefits listed above. I did 5 years and the free college is such a stress relief because they will pay for all books and tuition and on top of that they will send you rent allowance based on zip code and a few hundred a month for food. Tax free. I got $950/month for rent as a single guy plus $300/month for food and they paid the school for books and classes. You can't beat that. Doing that without the GI BILL is so hard unless you are an entitled Democrat silver spoon. Everyone I know who was in the military regrets not staying in longer. Yes sometimes it sucks but the most is fun. Don't join the infantry unless that is what you want. Eddie was a Seal and that is nothing compared to the regular military. They have a whole other set of rules and politics. As tough as it was in the Marines, I miss it every day. You make the best friends and get to do alot of fun things.

[@charliebrown4799]

What year did u try to enlist?

[@jeff-hh9mc]

As an army retiree this story is 100% reason why so many people are refusing to join.

[@captainpinky8307]

They treat enemy solders better.

[@Bluefalconspiracies]

This guy stabbed a ec that was being worked on a medic…so no

[@TheBizziniss]

Truth.

[@TheBizziniss]

@@Bluefalconspiracies The isn’t the story the medic told.

[@jonnyw82]

Just like the justice system treated blm rioters better than J6 protestors even if they didn't go in the capital, just like they treat criminals better than a guy who defends others from criminals (Daniel Perry)

[@Bluefalconspiracies]

@@TheBizziniss he changed his story to say that he killed the dude and Eddie just stabbed him after he was dead so it would only be desecration of a corpse charge…which contradicts his previous statement, other witnesses, and common sense. Dude is a war criminal. He also sniped random civilians according to several teammates. But yeah he’s the victim…makes a mockery of all the guys that did their jobs right to platform this guy

[@justinhalethesenuts7769]

Everything Eddie went thru, the humiliation, stress, fear, having to withhold the rage of his son being put in a hospital gown for a visit, facing life without parole, etc. It made Eddie a lighthouse for all of us to see and find. Even his wife said it was all worth it to make him the person he is today. God bless 🙏

[@busterbiloxi3833]

Was he guilty?

[@jim-ce5kt]

@@busterbiloxi3833 Wake UP...If YOU can!!!

[@Jawbeezie]

My ex wife was stationed at the brig at Camp Lejeune and they treated the prisoners like shit and this was in the late 90’s. If you pissed them off in the slightest they would make your life a living hell. The most common was messing with your food. It was basically food poisoning.

[@AimeeAimee444]

Women are treated like street walkers. If you want sanitary napkins, you need to do things for the guards. 😕

[@chrismorris9882]

Moral of the story that I took from it: Never ever ever join the military in this day and age. Your better off volunteering for prison because atleats in prison you have some rights.

[@fredred5037]

People say the brig was like this pre 9/11

[@DEadJACK4090]

" I gave everything to god " gave me chills....

[@DonaldStewart-c6s]

God humbled eddie and had mercy on eddie- it’s always funny when you hear people getting im trouble and they all of a sudden want to give everything to God when its convenient to them😂 if eddie was such a christian before- you wouldve thought that he would have already gave everything to God🤔 instead of chills you should have felt sick to your stomach- 🤮

[@DEadJACK4090]

@DonaldStewart-c6s Damn ok. Tell me how you really feel 😂. Sorry within this small context I seen the evidence for overcoming a shit situation through thought alone. 😂. I would say I agree with the idea that most people don't take up the conditioning of a religion as honestly as they say they do, but religion is sort of based around overcoming the trauma of life and make sense of it. I think you're more offended by a lack of reason and integrity. But whatever I'm pretty baked 🤣😋❤️‍🔥🌄

[@DEadJACK4090]

@DonaldStewart-c6s and to be honest, there's always another trial. Just because someone has become devotional to their deity, doesn't lift them from life's suffering, unpredictability, stupidity of others, you see what am saying. The list goes on. Where am I going with this.... 😅😂🌄❤️‍🔥 Peace be with you Man 🙏😌🌄❤️‍🔥

[@leecook7904]

Me too because I’ve done the same.

[@shawntailor5485]

Others have faith and believe . Ive been dead 3 times and saw my own body ,ive been to the Kings Court . I KNOW , make no mistake the war between good and evil is infinite .

[@darinallen338]

@JulianDoreyClips. I’m on Team Eddie. Just for your military knowledge mental Rolodex, Eddie was a Chief (E-7). He didn’t “outrank the Marine Gunny by like 40 rungs”. The Marine Gunnery Sergeant was also an E-7. Gunny was wrong for being a dick. Corrections Specialists are NOT there to punish prisoners.

[@buddylee19082]

It's funny when someone who's never been in a cage tells you, "we think it's in your best interest to postpone your case [sit in a cage] for another year before we go to trial"

[@MsChrishanson]

They reached out to Crenshaw and he didn’t do anything. He’s a real shit stain on the military and congress, especially now he’s a millionaire 🧐

[@Patriot-Logic]

We As Americans need to find out who and why they tried to frame Eddie G

[@marcuslaker5876]

Vindman and co.

[@gunndish]

Great piece! As a retired Navy guy myself ... I learned long ago to never pre- judge anyone. I always thought your case was quite peculiar and that you may have been the "sacrificial lamb" so to speak. God bless you for remaining steadfast in your faith and your family. I sincerely appreciated you bringing to light and confirming the suspicions I held about that POS Dan Crenshaw. Bro, if they've done 2 terms in office ... they should be confirmed as criminals!

[@ruhap9311]

@@gunndish Why do you believe this guy over Crenshaw? Idk, but if I had to bet, this guy seems less believable than Crenshaw and his Own Seal team. The ability to communicate well is not the same as innocence, look at our politicians.

[@gunndish]

@@ruhap9311 Eddie is a brother Chief Petty Officer, not to mention a Navy SEAL. Crenshaw, albeit a Navy SEAL, (was never a Chief Petty Officer) who now happens to be a career politician (loosely translated ... a criminal) not to mention, an avid anti 2A (alleged) Republican. Nothing about Crenshaw passes the smell test. I've been following this case since the beginning ... I trust Dan Crenshaw about as far as I can launch his criminal ass! 'Nuff said. Remember ... political party notwithstanding ... in Congress, if they've done 2 or more terms ... they're dirty!

[@brandonmasingille2907]

This dude is an American hero and our government treated him like shit and almost put him in prison for life. America really is fucked

[@Callsignunck]

Hero 😂😂😂 you sheep are funny. Being a killer and do boy for evil isn’t heroic. Lying to goto wars for profits isn’t heroic.

[@ChristopherMcnamara-x3c]

Lowest on the totem pole

[@LBC1107]

My house got raided once. I was charged with trafficking. They took regular Tylenol and advil i had. Emptied bottles into a baggie. Charged me with that. Can charge you with anything they want. Its up to me to prove my innocence. No such thing as innocent till proven guilty. Charge with all kinds of shit just to pile it on. They know will take while for the results of stuff to come back clean. In the eyes of judge though. Looks bad when you are looking at 6 different charges.

[@busterbiloxi3833]

You forgot to mention your extensive criminal record.

[@AmandaHugnKiss-g4x]

They do that to scare you into taking a plea deal, it's harder fighting 6 charges than 1. Most people can't afford the legal representation necessary to get justice.

[@markscott4881]

30+ years in law enforcement has taught me a number of valuable lessons. One is “the brotherhood” only applies when you’re useful to the brass and pretty much all your buddies can’t be counted on when you’re down and out. However the ultimate lesson (and the most valuable) has been that God means what He says when we’re told not to have any other gods but Him. My god was the job and whatever squad I was assigned to but God had other plans and took that all away. Might be wrong but my take is the Lord took away the god of the Seals and the Department of the Navy to focus Eddie on Himself. Best trade off ever.

[@sabrinabowden-hughes1730]

Beautiful

[@GBody-sn5ok]

You seem stupid with that bullcrap you typed.

[@markscott4881]

@ Thanks, I think almost as highly of you.

[@Moondog9330]

You need a military lawyer to fight the military, retired, not active. My military lawyer screwed me over.

[@richardsanchez5444]

What happened

[@benjaminfrey8599]

What were the charges they gave you?

[@busterbiloxi3833]

But you were guilty.

[@Madasin_Paine]

​@@busterbiloxi3833.. YOU'RE RE GUILTY. IT SHAll HAUNT YOU.

[@MayorGoldieWilson825]

Not true at all. I hired a civilian attorney to help my military attorney because I didn't trust him alone.

[@JarheadCrayonEater]

I pre-ordered Eddie's book several years ago and received a signed copy. Great read, and glad everything worked out, Brother! I was also stationed at MCAS Miramar when 9/11 happened, and remember that brig very well, since I was ordered to be an MP augment as a result of 9/11. I'm only 2 years older than Eddie, and couldn't imagine going through what he had to. Especially after a deployment. Made me look back on my deployment and realize it could have been far worse. USMC 1999-2007

[@hacklejm]

20 year military guy here. I have seen this crap and yes I believe Eddie. Thank God I’m out.

[@johnscott5662]

You can get in more trouble by accident in the military than a civilian can on purpose.

[@prestonclark8770]

100% - UCMJ needs reform urgently... there are no rights under UCMJ... Military courts are Kangaroo Courts!

[@Lugnutz78]

Ive been in the Brig its no joke

[@livingthedream8404]

I got NJP’d for lost gear, flak jacket, Kevlar, mag pouches, they went missing off the grinder which had 2 sentries watching our gear, we were on the 15th MEU doing training on the ships from a pre deployment exercise, long story short, until I was seen by the company CO I was confined to quarters, had a fellow NCO guarding me so I couldn’t get out of our berthing area on the ship, I finally got my NJP date, I pleaded guilty just to get it over with, and the CO said not guilty… god was watching over me 🙏🏽 as he was watching over you Eddie ❤

[@sethmccoy6620]

Put Eddie on the joint chiefs of staff, have him fix this nonsense.

[@salvadorlopez-beltran6734]

I went threw this same treatment as a boy in California youth authority for putting an m80 in a mailbox. At 12 years old in there with dude up to 25 years old. Fights EVERYDAY and every staff was a "rasheda" . I had my 13 th bday as a ward of the state and a residente of Fred C Nelis in Monroe cottage and it sucked so bad.. it made me angry, violent, a racist and an a hole. Only God was able to free me from that bandage. I was paroled at 15 years old and never looked back . I buried that experience deep in my soul and moved on. I'm 40 now and seing this poor man just reminded me of all I lived, I thank you God for saving me from that hell and for saving this man too and for anyone in that position I'd say keep your chin up and fight for what's right and pray to a higher power . God bless you all FRED-INGLEWOOD CA

[@TheSilmarillian]

You cant heal or rehabilitate pedos , so sad that a serving member was treated like this and put in among the trash. Sir your wife is an amazing human being like yourself.

[@co_opking5009]

I needed to hear his story today thank you brothers

[@aphysique]

God Bless!!

[@eecarolinee]

The people doing LE within the DOD military tend to be poor performers to start with. They would be doing the primary duty of their service branch if they were serious about military service. They are the weak-sisters of regular law enforcement and of the regular military. They did not go mainstream in either endeavor. Second or third tier in both worlds. So, of course, they want to build up anybody they chase... it makes them seem rugged. It is not just 'the government' that is the problem... it is the Peter Principle cases in every organization. People faking their way through things they are not truly qualified to do... are far too common. Or so it seems to me.

[@markmcintosh7095]

You do not want to go to military prison.

[@WLBarton4466]

Hug that wall!!

[@busterbiloxi3833]

So what's your excuse?

[@StuntmanJake]

I hated my time in. Joining was the biggest mistake I ever made in my life. I always tell everyone I meet who is considering joining that they should NOT do it. Basically ruined my life.

[@mrjacktraeger]

Yup fuk them, getting it's own citizens to go fight b.s. wars on behalf of Isreal then they try fuking you for being the very thing you had to to survive. Looking back I wish I never signed up but I didn't know a lot of the shit I do today and was young

[@GentlemanBystander]

Julian is really a fantastic interviewer for his age.

[@ZachariahMorningstar]

When I was in county jail , we werent being given time outside our cell for months on end. I write a complaint. An officer comes in and wants to confront me about it. I was in the shower so I came out butt-ass-naked and started walking towards him. For some reason the officer left.

[@busterbiloxi3833]

You’re guilty and still belong in jail.

[@Jhg-h46]

​@@busterbiloxi3833you sound like the type of person who would make up a scenario in your head of somebody offending or harming you only to call the police and file charges.

[@Sandman27-88]

@@Jhg-h46LMFAO 😂😂😂 I hitter quitter that was good bro

[@Sean-e4q]

​@@busterbiloxi3833you'd be celly 😂

[@WaffleHouseBandit]

​@@busterbiloxi3833your bootyhole got burgled didn't it?

[@borifloriyurinationswamibo8384]

There's zero time alone. At least you were able to call your wife. When they did that to me, I had zero contact to the outside, no money for commissary or phone calls. Completely incommunicado. 100% incommunicado. Imagine that. On top of the part where you get psychologically fuct with by staff and other inmates and matter of fact they have inmates that are NOT inmates just like the show 60 days in. I don't know who reads this but yeah, I am not exaggerating at all. Of course I can go into deep details but I will probably get socially cancelled. One thing I can say that really bothers me still is the fact that I was so PTSD burnt out that I accidentally threw away my ribbon rack when I was cleaning one day and I spent a month trying to recover and rebuild my ribbon rack before the court martial and when I was flown out and handed over to the intake guard, my escorts took my dress blues with them instead of putting them for my release and I never saw my dress blues again. They never sent them to my wife or family. Now when I think about going to events like funerals and weddings and VFW and 4th of July, there's no dress blues to wear. Cold blooded. They like to do stuff like that. Oh yeah, at one point in my career I was an MP but I was also a recruiter. I say that to express this, I lived 28 years in the military ready to fight the enemy "outside the fence" but emotionally I wasn't looking or guarding against the enemies inside the fenceline; the sheisty coworkers banging the supervisors at 3 different command levels ready to metoo a MF when they don't get what they want or know that they are going to look bad with their sugar daddies in the ranks. There's military drug dealers and pimps and arms dealers and car thieves and of course the broads in the military that F with them. If you are not at their level you will get ran over.

[@lovernotfighter]

I just don't understand why our Gov't treats us like garbage. Has America lost it's soul?

[@AminAhmad-x3j]

You go around the world creating destruction and mass death and you wonder why In America you're so divided and poor for a first world country. It's so sickening the level of ignorance American have. Afghanistan and Iraq were not an ERROR it was a crime against humanity which the future generations and region will have to absorb.

[@wilfredmacdonald8245]

I had an enlisted friend in Germany who was ordered by the battalion commander to drop a civil suite because he thought it might make the Army look bad.

[@ulfanfinneriksen4643]

They want you to snap and attack someone. Because then they were right the whole time. You are guilty.

[@MrGarthHardin]

Enlisted at 19 w the Nat'l Guard on Oahu, 487th Ft Ruger n trained at FT Sill. Saw serious shenanigans there with lots of superior ass holes very poorly ATTEMPTING to be superior officers. After my 6yr enlistment I did time in county n state, my own ultra stupidity being the cause of this. The insanity n corruption was limitless with San Quentin taking first place .. sittin at th' top uh the bay .. watchin tiiiii - iiime roll away .. Including GOD in everything in my life made the difference - pure, plain n simple !! Mahalos Julian for real content !! So glad Eddie is past all this madness and a freedom experiencing human who went into n outa HELL for American Freedom !! Something the new sheriff in town supports .. says the scuttle bugs ..

[@swortham]

What’s sad? Is that type of corruption is all over this country even doing that to somebody who was actually truly guilty is a complete violation of every single basic right

[@andrewkingjr.6356]

After 20 years in the Army (now retired), I had no idea the ucmj was so shady. How sad.

[@wordword6039]

I sat on two juries in the Marines. One for a kid who had used weed. And one who was distributing meth. The kid who had week got turned back over to his Bn who gave him restriction and busted him in rank. The meth kid went to prison for a year and got a BCD. But true the military is scary when it comes to the legal system. IF officers use it as intended it works fine. IF they abuse it then it can be truly horrible on people.

[@perrygibson8419]

I served in the Persian gulf 91-93. I got into some trouble, I was later vindicated. Yes, that UCMJ is a monster. Especially if your overseas away from your family.

[@HistoryHunter3000]

My sister worked for the British rbli and her job was to look after those incarcerated who have once served in the military and she said how surprised she was in the amount of ex soldiers who were in prison for paedophilia. I was surprised to ,I wonder why?

[@TheGreatHuckleberry]

I wonder if any of it was fabricated because they wanted to discredit the soldiers. You got someone that doesn't play ball, put some cp on his computer and completely ruin his life. I'm sure a bunch of it is legit, but I bet a few of those guys saw something they shouldn't have and were going to talk.

[@busterbiloxi3833]

What is rbli? Do you think everyone is aware of your little Englander provincial world?

[@HistoryHunter3000]

@@busterbiloxi3833 royal British legion industry's, a charity of sorts that helps ex soldiers and widows in need .

[@Gane-Shillis]

Don't get mad at other people because of your ignorance and apparent lack of ability to Google anything yourself 😂😂😂 it's Americans like you that give us a bad name

[@DEadJACK4090]

@@busterbiloxi3833 I'm not even English and that just sounded like you had no balls at all 😂😂😂

[@theriddlerUSA]

This is so terrifying. I can't imagine anybody wanting to join the military. So sad.

[@PaulsensGarage]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="800">13:20</a> I have been in a similar spot where I thought my Naval Command would have my back but they did the same thing in front of the CO. My DIVO Basically said to let me burn and even the CO who knew me as a Sailor said it wasn't right. I still got handed my 45/45 but the fact that the CO stated to me that my Command leaving me to hang and for that he apologized spoke alot about him. Sorry for what you went thru Eddie but so glad to see you make it out the other side.

[@brianlassiter5302]

Such a sad story…, I sure hope those that held this man in prison and multiple fake accusations are held accountable. This is not how you treat human beings. Especially those that served their country. They should be held liable for this

[@VirginiaBardone]

If you believe his BS, I have fresh water lake for sale in Death Valley.😊

[@bgko91880]

The NCIS has really gone downhill since Gibbs left. Really, since Dinozzo. They wouldn't have stood for this.

[@chipjorgensen4777]

😂😂😂

[@shonhill2246]

Stackhouse was my Lawyer on Camp Pendleton.. freed me

[@brianlassiter5302]

How were those that did this to him never held accountable? This is criminal what they did to him. If I was Eddie i would counter sue them for inhumane treatment

[@danrumble74]

Bad guys aren't held accountable. Good guys are. ..in case you haven't noticed 😏

[@OMGB0331]

I can vouch that 100% of what he's saying is true. I spent 7 months, most of it in administrative segregation, in the Charleston brig for an incident that occurred in Iraq in 2006. I was charged with Manslaughter and misbehavior in front of the enemy 6 months after a disarmed enemy combatant died in our custody. All rights were suspended and the abuse I endured was unbelievable. And to top it all off in the end I faced a summary court martial from a fucking captain who was there when the incident happened. He said he was sorry but he had no choice but to find me guilty of failure to obey anr the r order to justify the time I'd spent in the brig.

[@davedoljac]

Why is our government so crooked in literally everything? There needs to be consequences for this kind of shit. There are way too many assholes above the law in our government.

[@Splattervision-qh1sd]

As someone who’s struggled with addiction, you can’t abuse Tramadol. At least I couldn’t; it made me sick as a dog and hating life if I took more than prescribed. Just hearing the word makes me feel ill.

[@thomashenshallhydraxis]

I would say to take the Hollywood pictures down. I never liked that people put photos of actors playing tough guys. Put photos of real tough guys up. No more actor!

[@jeffrey7938]

Like my Ol DI told us, "Your ass belongs to the Marine Corps!" And it sure did.

[@DALDO135]

I'm not Military, but have an impressive family history of Military men in my family...I can't imagine betraying a fellow Soldier in Combat with me for ANYTHING !!! I might take them aside and say Cool it...I DON'T UNDERSTAND THE BETRAYAL IN THE MILITARY TODAY !!!

[@scott4742]

It’s the new generation of young adults. They have no understanding of honor, loyalty or respect.

[@frankflstf]

I looked in to his case for myself and discovered that the man was absolutely innocent and was being set up that man got a raw deal

[@alaskayoung3413]

No idea how he didn’t go John wick on the government after he got out. They’re lucky he believes in God.

[@JJFrance]

Inspiring story. When you give God total control of the outcome they really can't destroy you.

[@donfrance3]

Getting locked up with the criminal animals is no fun. When the people you trusted put you there and keep you there, it is amazing he came out with sound mind and didn't rebel inside to make the situation worse and longer. Not getting treated like a real human and suffering even a short time is not justice when you don't deserve it. No due process. No opportunity for an Appeal. You just survive to get through it. Damn shame this guy went though all that.

[@GregChaps-do2nw]

This guy was railroaded from the jump

[@aaroncarley8962]

There’s always a Rashida

[@pantera29palms]

Something I’ll never forget… 2003, School of Infantry, Camp Pendleton: The chow hall was huge. Marines everywhere. There were particular Marines who were designated to discipline and watch over Sailors who had seriously fucked up in the Fleet while said sailors ate chow. Said sailors were treated worse than we (Marines) were in Bootcamp. It was almost obscene and you made it a point to eat as fast as possible and get the hell outta there.

[@Johnthedagger]

Was in the Navy and retired after 20. The more I see ppl like Eddie, who was a legit hero, almost get taken down then the luckier I feel to have played the game and somehow avoided what happened to Eddie. My daughter told me the Navy and the Airforce would pay her college tuition for a 6 year payback as an officer, and I told her nope, and I tell every young person the same thing. The first ten years were great, but the last year's I saw woke enter into everything we did and punched out as soon as I could. Eddie is a beast to put up with that shit and hope Trump destroys all the woke leadership and gets the military back to being lethal and not woke

[@Hazeleyedbri]

The joke when I was at Ft Bragg in the mid 80s was: WE DEFEND DEMOCRACY WE DON'T PRACTICE IT!!

[@ahmedyaro7793]

There is a Nigerian Navy rating that was detained from 2016 to 2024 , he finally lost his mind, his wife stood by him all this while , after much media attention he was finally released and discharged medically.

[@Moondog9330]

There are a lot of pre trial confinement before you are charged. I seen more NCO busted in my Unit 1/48 Infantry 3rd Armored Division, Gelhausen Germany.

[@jessicakelly-m9b]

Im sorry you went through this and keep in mind that civilians are also subjected to this horrible treatment. Sad.

[@mikeg2214]

My buddy was in the Miramar Brig, all drug related with sprinkle of theft. He said it wasn’t that bad. Got out with a BCD.

[@ThrowAway-m7u]

It isn't. This guy is lying for some reason.

[@JeffreyWillis800]

Here is what you learn from this stuff, as long as you go with the flow, all is good. If you try to do something different, they will try to destroy you. If you try to do the right thing and everyone else isn't, they will hammer you. I recall as a private E1 or E2 standing up to some serious abuses of power by NCO's in my infantry unit back in the 90's, and they did their best to hammer and destroy me. But it didn't work in the end. And they weren't so much abusing their power toward me, but rather toward others and I stood up for it.

[@invictusbp1prop143]

If you're going to abuse a prescription drug, tramadol isn't really high on the list.

[@NorthPhilly_Bul]

Men like this regardless of color language or culture are my brothers… Brothers in pain and struggle and in the new men we become after….

[@LK-bz9sk]

Whether you like Eddie Gallagher or not, put all the emotions and personal opinions on him aside….the man got railroaded by the system based on the actual facts at hand.

[@Dc-oe8qe]

Prisons should not be privately owned . There should be no financial gain connected to prisons.

[@Notsure14]

Love your show

[@209er2]

i did 28 months in the ft.sill regional corrections facility

[@cjsanders5034]

They should have treated you with the upmost respect, and I’m almost positive the real ones who were inmates who are respected did, but I’m sorry that one of our heroes had to go through that that’s one of the things that worries me about Tierney is that there’s gonna be people who win the government says turn against your own citizens that they will. God bless all the good people. 🙏🏻 💪🏻 🇺🇸 side note chomos aren’t people

[@FuKYuClown]

The guy called his shirt a blouse…. Hahahaha

[@That_TSLA_Dude]

meet a guy who said he was in there with you. He mentioned that there is a list of people that they are taking out one by one for the way they were treated. Not sure if the guy was mental or if he really was going to take them out years later like he said.

[@jelly7310]

And there are people that actually believes our military wouldn't turn on us.

[@dougmclaughlin8614]

Eddie you are the man. I thank you for your service brother.

[@Thadude701]

I was an e-1 and punched an e-3 in the navy ,i was offered 30 days restriction to ship and half pay or 3 days bread and water( they give you a loaf a day and a big ice bucket .i got out the brig on monday and ordered a large pizza .two pieces and my stomach locked up since i barely ate the last day and a half .

[@JeffreyWillis800]

At <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1095">18:15</a>, of course 7 months sounds horrible if you are the prisoner. But defense counsel needs time to get information from prosecution, and time to go through it all. I'm not making excuses, but I could for sure see defense counsel asking for more time because prosecution is slow in releasing stuff. So as a defendant, you have to ask for details of everything that has happened so far, everything in regard to letters and timing and why is it taking so long.

[@JeffreyWillis800]

I'm ashamed to hear this guy being treated this way. But I'm also in awe of how he handled it. I don't think I could have done it. He was just amazing. I'm so sorry you faced this, I wish I could meet you and hear this story personally.

[@paulstanford7535]

Digging the Half Face Blades 🧢

[@crazywisdom2]

Great book !! ❤

[@ryanrigby3889]

I think Madagascar has the worst prison. Look up the documentary on it

[@zevolfearizona2113]

It's a cold, and it's a broken Hallelujah.

[@scottmartin7042]

At <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="535">8:55</a> i thought he said I got my salad tossed all the time 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@heavensfugitive6447]

Detainee = Pretrial. Prisoner = post Court Martial.