Cobra Gold's bloody snake spectacle draws criticism
03/15/2021
BANGKOK – Thai jungle survival instructor Pairoi Prasarnsai has been teaching for 28 years. During last year’s Cobra Gold military exercise, the Thai Marine Chief Petty Officer (First Class) once again turned showman before rapt American soldiers.
“Banana tree!” he roared in Thai, before cutting it in half and wringing its stem to release moisture into the open mouth of a United States Marine seated on the forest floor. The instructor thrust a bunch of native plants in their faces, letting out a bestial growl each time one of them took a bite.
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Cobra Gold's bloody snake spectacle draws criticism
BANGKOK – Thai jungle survival instructor Pairoi Prasarnsai has been teaching for 28 years. During last year’s Cobra Gold military exercise, the Thai Marine Chief Petty Officer (First Class) once again turned showman before rapt American soldiers.
“Banana tree!” he roared in Thai, before cutting it in half and wringing its stem to release moisture into the open mouth of a United States Marine seated on the forest floor. The instructor thrust a bunch of native plants in their faces, letting out a bestial growl each time one of them took a bite.
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