Brit hazard vacationer affords followers likelihood to purchase sneakers signed by Taliban
A British ‘hazard vacationer’ has bizarrely given his social media followers the possibility to purchase sneakers signed by members of terror cell the Taliban.
Miles Routledge, a former college scholar from Birmingham, styled himself as an explorer and journalist who travelled to supposedly harmful hotspots together with Afghanistan, Pakistan and Ukraine. He was captured by the Taliban for over 4 months earlier this 12 months.
Routledge was held captive by the terrorists regardless of claiming to be friends with them, and now he seems to be giving his followers on X (previously Twitter) the chance to purchase clothes signed by his former captors.
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He wrote: “I’m at the Taliban cheeta shoes factory and distribution center. We’re going to order in bulk, get them signed by the Taliban and export to my fine followers.”
(Image: X/real_lord_miles)
Earlier this 12 months Routledge, who calls himself Lord Miles on social media, went lacking for months till a pal logged onto his Twitter and posted an replace about his captivity.
The pal stated: “He’s treated very well, has several servants, loads of movies on his laptop, goes on picnics and has tea with the Taliban cabinet gov. He still loves Afghanistan.
“He speaks like he is on vacation. He’s sunbathing, taking part in TF2, writing his second guide, studying T.E Lawrence, exercising, has goodies and cake and so on. He’s made mates with the Taliban he is with, he says he is been invited to some weddings.
(Image: X/real_lord_miles)
“From what we’ve heard, he’s having fun and the Taliban are very kind and fair. Lord Miles will have excellent, positive stories to tell upon returning home, stating: ‘I haven’t been this relaxes in years, lovely to get away from it all.'”
Following his return to the UK, Miles shared some updates on Twitter about what occurred throughout his absence.
Miles posted a photograph of him in a bed room with an open window. An individual could possibly be seen poking by the window making a face, which Routledge circled for his followers to see.
(Image: PA)
The submit was captioned: “When in Taliban Custody, the servants in the guest house would try to jump scare us through the window but every once in a while I would catch them on my crappy webcam and take a soy face selfie. They were cool dudes.”
Another submit confirmed Routledge smiling with Taliban troopers holding weapons, he wrote “8 months in Taliban Intelligence “custody”, greatest journey I’ve had but! All the earlier tweets are true. Best mates with many prime commanders after quite a few picnics, pretty lads handled me as a visitor! I can be returning to Kabul subsequent month.”
Miles advised followers he hopes to achieve visas to do a highway journey from the UK to Afghanistan on his subsequent journey.
The Taliban shoe warehouse seems to be in Pakistan and Miles advised followers asking the place they will order the clobber: “Give it a month and my store shall be up and operational.”
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