Videos tagged with Colombia

This Shawn Ryan Show episode features an American hostage revealing details about Colombian journalist Jorge Enrique Botero. The description highlights the show's Patreon and Apple/Spotify podcast availability, alongside general Vigilance Elite links. Given the title's focus on a hostage's account and the journalist's involvement, the content likely delves into narratives surrounding conflict, captivity, and potentially the political or criminal landscape of Colombia. While no specific firearms are mentioned, the context of a hostage situation in Colombia could imply discussions related to paramilitary groups, conflict zones, or personal defense scenarios, making related tags potentially relevant if the narrative touches upon them.

This YouTube video, titled "Why Would They Release Him? 😡", is a segment from the Shawn Ryan Show. While the exact topic is not detailed, the description heavily promotes channel memberships and Patreon support for exclusive content, ad-free viewing, and early releases. It also provides links to subscribe to their podcast on Apple and Spotify. The video's hashtags indicate a connection to podcasts, shorts, military themes, war, crime, and Colombia, suggesting a discussion or interview related to these subjects, potentially involving individuals with military or controversial backgrounds. The use of an angry emoji in the title hints at a strong opinion or reaction to the subject matter.

This YouTube video, titled "Colombia’s Most Dangerous Criminals Revealed 😱", appears to be part of the Shawn Ryan Show, a podcast that often delves into military, crime, and intelligence topics. While the title suggests a focus on criminal elements in Colombia, the description includes promotional links for channel memberships and support via Patreon, as well as links to subscribe to the podcast on Apple and Spotify. The provided hashtags indicate a broad range of potential topics including crime, military, and history. No specific firearms are mentioned in the title or description.

This YouTube video from the Shawn Ryan Show, titled "The Real-Life Version of ‘Playing Dead’ 😳💀", delves into a survival tactic likely related to dangerous situations, possibly involving combat or conflict zones, as suggested by the hashtags #MILITARY, #WAR, and #WARZONE. The description encourages channel membership and Patreon support for exclusive content and early access. Given the 'Colombia' hashtag and the nature of "playing dead" in a high-stakes context, the content might explore extreme survival scenarios or historical accounts. While not explicitly detailing firearms, the context implies potential use or avoidance of them in such environments.

This video from Active Self Protection (ASP) features lessons learned from a gym owner in Colombia. The content is sponsored by POM Pepper Spray, a less-lethal self-defense tool. ASP encourages viewers to subscribe to their ad-free app for exclusive content, early access, bonus material, and full firearms training classes. They also promote their free Lite App for content not suitable for YouTube. The description includes links to news stories, raw videos, ASP's recommended products and sponsors, seminar sign-ups, their national conference, an ankle medical kit from Mountain Man Medical, and their podcast. John Correia's background is also linked. The video emphasizes "Attitude. Skills. Plan." and utilizes a countdown timer from Vecteezy.com.

This video, "When Is A Win Not Really A Win? Lessons From Colombia.," from Active Self Protection (ASP) delves into a nuanced discussion about the outcomes of legal self-defense situations, using Colombia as a case study. The content explores the complexities and potential negative repercussions that can follow what might initially appear to be a successful self-defense incident. ASP highlights their sponsors, Firearms Legal Protection, and promotes their premium plans and newsletters for legal assistance and further information. The video also encourages viewers to subscribe to ASP's premium app for ad-free viewing, exclusive content, training, and more, while also offering a free Lite app. Links to news stories, recommended products, seminars, and podcast are provided.

This video, part of the 'Crime Series Vol 11,' exposes the interception of fake Colt firearms in Colombia that were reportedly intended for FARC guerrillas. The content also includes promotional links for various firearm-related accessories and services, such as ammunition, ear protection, rifle rests, and armorer's manuals, along with discount codes and links to the 'Small Arms Solutions' website and social media presence.

This video, sponsored by Mountain Man Medical, discusses a rare machete versus baton engagement that occurred in Colombia. It promotes self-defense training on the ASP Extra channel and encourages viewers to support ASP through their Patron program. The description also highlights ASP merchandise and provides links to news stories for further information. The content focuses on real-life self-defense scenarios and the importance of preparedness, with a strong emphasis on the "Attitude. Skills. Plan." philosophy.

This video from Active Self Protection (ASP) recounts a news story about a clerk in Colombia who "smoke checked" (a slang term implying a decisive and effective action) an armed robber. The description highlights ASP's sponsors, including Firearms Legal Protection, and promotes various ASP initiatives like their national conference, instructor certification, and merchandise. It also provides links to recommended holsters and other ASP content. The news story itself is about a failed robbery attempt where the perpetrator was killed.

This TFBTV Mail Room episode features James Reeves opening viewer emails and packages. He mentions flying to Medellin, Colombia, and highlights received items from Bashtiya.eu (patches and shirts) and H3dsolutions.com (3D printed Glock nunchuks and other items). The episode also promotes TFBTV's Patreon page for giveaways and encourages viewers to follow them on social media.

This video analyzes a disturbing incident where a pregnant woman was carjacked in Bogota, Colombia. The content focuses on the ASP Extra channel's training on responding to such threats, promoting real-life self-defense skills. It also features a plug for MantisX dry fire training systems, with links to purchase and related instructional content. The description emphasizes the importance of Attitude, Skills, and Plan for self-defense and encourages viewers to support the ASP channel.

This video, 'Frontlines Episode 4: Colombia,' presented by NRA Life of Duty and sponsored by Brownells and FNH USA, focuses on the 'Fuerzas Commando' competition. This event, hosted annually by the U.S. Southern Command in different countries, brings together special forces teams from 30 nations to test their physical and tactical capabilities. This installment covers the competition held in Colombia, highlighting the intense seven-day challenge and the resulting sense of camaraderie among the international participants.