Our Brothers north of the border send us their case on Sean Baldacchin or Sean Hilts as he sometimes likes to be called.
“I was a member of the reserves from 1988 to 1990 as a Private in the Toronto Scottish Regiment holding qualifications of Infantryman, Machine gunner, and Basic Parachutist.
I then joined the regular armed forces serving with the 1st Battalion of the Royal Canadian Regiment (1990 until discharged) with whom I earned the qualification of Basic and Master sniper, Infantry Section Commander and the rank of Master Corporal.
During a portion of my service in the armed forces I was attached to 3 Commando of the Canadian Airborne Regiment.
My overseas duties did include such tours as Lahr, Germany, Kuwait, Bosnia, Cambodia, Rwanda, Somalia (primarily Mogadishu).
I did mention to individuals that during my military service I was presented the opportunity to apply for a position with CISIS but refused. Although aspects of my military career and overseas duties have been deemed classified I have never been nor had I ever made the claim that I was an undercover sniper for the government.”
Baldacchin says that he was from an old-school mafia family. He was enlisted into the Canadian Army by his mother, at 15 years of age, to escape a manslaughter conviction.
He claimed that were still contracts out on his life so, he had to constantly conduct counter-surveillance drills to stay ahead of the mob!
- While in Kuwait, his patrol was ambushed by an Iraqi guard but, he managed to escape during transport,
- In Bosnia with the UN in 1992, he located and excavated a mass grave containing 1000 bodies,
- Due to a bomb blast in Cambodia, he missed his wedding date and he was married to his partner via satellite by a chaplain on base,
- His first wife was killed by a drunk driver while he was on exercise in Petawawa. Subsequently, his Chain of Command then forced him to go to Somalia a month later because of the emotional stress he was going through,
- He served in Mogadishu, Somalia until April 1994 as a member of the Canadian Airborne Regiment. Amazingly, the CAR redeployed to Canada in the Spring of 1993,
- Completed two tours in Rwanda 1994 and 1995. He witnessed the killing of male children & the assault and rape of mutilated women,
- On the third tour in Cambodia, he saw his best friend being killed.
It turns out that nobody in the Canadian Airborne Regiment ever heard of this guy. Its comforting to see they frown upon this kind of asshattery as much as we do. Disgusting claims that he witnessed the killing of male children & the assault and rape of mutilated women just make my ass itch.










































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