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07-03-2015 05:00 PM
I wonder if her security is armed? Just wonderin'.
07-03-2015 05:16 PM
I'll bet they are. I guess, they will also have mace and tasers
07-03-2015 05:44 PM
07-03-2015 06:48 PM
I hope only the guards looks are scary enough and no gun,etc.used.
07-03-2015 06:53 PM
I would think that most bodyguards that guard famous people have concealed carry permits and are armed. They are not just there for crowd control.
07-03-2015 07:00 PM
07-03-2015 07:16 PM - edited 07-03-2015 07:18 PM
We may refer to them in the vernacular as "bodyguards". But many of those who work for the rich and powerful are usually categorized as some version of "Private Security" or "Personal Protection" forces.
They do carry (concealed) guns being classified as such.
And you be assured that Kim K. isn't paying for a guy just to look scary as he walks beside her. Some clients pay hundreds of thousands of dollars - even have million dollar contracts with such security force agencies. They aren't paying for someone whose big defense in an attack is to bite and kick. lol
Most "bodyguards" to that level of famous, rich and elite are usually hiiiiiighly trained in a variety of skills including gun use. They claim the best bodyguards often come from a history in the Israeli army, actually. After serving, many move around the world to be hired for their great skills at military-trained tactics and skills. There's big money in it for those who know what they're doing.
So you can bet Kim K. only hires from that level of most-elite "Personal Security" forces. When they go to the beaches at Cannes, they just put their bodyguards in swimsuits . But you can be assured that there's a concealed weapon on them somewhere.
????!!!!!!!!
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Heyyy waaiiiit....lol
07-03-2015 07:22 PM
@surfk wrote:We may refer to them in the vernacular as "bodyguards". But many of those who work for the rich and powerful are usually categorized as some version of "Private Security" or "Personal Protection" forces.
They do carry (concealed) guns being classified as such.
And you be assured that Kim K. isn't paying for a guy just to look scary as he walks beside her. Some clients pay hundreds of thousands of dollars - even have million dollar contracts with such security force agencies. They aren't paying for someone whose big defense in an attack is to bite and kick. lol
Most "bodyguards" to that level of famous, rich and elite are usually hiiiiiighly trained in a variety of skills including gun use. They claim the best bodyguards often come from a history in the Israeli army, actually. After serving, many move around the world to be hired for their great skills at military-trained tactics and skills. There's big money in it for those who know what they're doing.
So you can bet Kim K. only hires from that level of most-elite "Personal Security" forces. When they go to the beaches at Cannes, they just put their bodyguards in swimsuits . But you can be assured that there's a concealed weapon on them somewhere.
????!!!!!!!!
Heyyy waaiiiit....lol
They better be veeeeeerrrrrrryyyyy careful when they sit down! . . . ![]()
07-03-2015 07:46 PM - edited 07-03-2015 07:50 PM
@momtochloe wrote:
@surfk wrote:We may refer to them in the vernacular as "bodyguards". But many of those who work for the rich and powerful are usually categorized as some version of "Private Security" or "Personal Protection" forces.
They do carry (concealed) guns being classified as such.
And you be assured that Kim K. isn't paying for a guy just to look scary as he walks beside her. Some clients pay hundreds of thousands of dollars - even have million dollar contracts with such security force agencies. They aren't paying for someone whose big defense in an attack is to bite and kick. lol
Most "bodyguards" to that level of famous, rich and elite are usually hiiiiiighly trained in a variety of skills including gun use. They claim the best bodyguards often come from a history in the Israeli army, actually. After serving, many move around the world to be hired for their great skills at military-trained tactics and skills. There's big money in it for those who know what they're doing.
So you can bet Kim K. only hires from that level of most-elite "Personal Security" forces. When they go to the beaches at Cannes, they just put their bodyguards in swimsuits . But you can be assured that there's a concealed weapon on them somewhere.
????!!!!!!!!
Heyyy waaiiiit....lol
They better be veeeeeerrrrrrryyyyy careful when they sit down! . . .
Gives a whole new meaning to "trigger finger". (Or worse, to "itchy finger").
Although...
..."trigger happy" could work for all involved. ![]()
07-03-2015 07:53 PM
@surfk wrote:
@momtochloe wrote:
@surfk wrote:We may refer to them in the vernacular as "bodyguards". But many of those who work for the rich and powerful are usually categorized as some version of "Private Security" or "Personal Protection" forces.
They do carry (concealed) guns being classified as such.
And you be assured that Kim K. isn't paying for a guy just to look scary as he walks beside her. Some clients pay hundreds of thousands of dollars - even have million dollar contracts with such security force agencies. They aren't paying for someone whose big defense in an attack is to bite and kick. lol
Most "bodyguards" to that level of famous, rich and elite are usually hiiiiiighly trained in a variety of skills including gun use. They claim the best bodyguards often come from a history in the Israeli army, actually. After serving, many move around the world to be hired for their great skills at military-trained tactics and skills. There's big money in it for those who know what they're doing.
So you can bet Kim K. only hires from that level of most-elite "Personal Security" forces. When they go to the beaches at Cannes, they just put their bodyguards in swimsuits . But you can be assured that there's a concealed weapon on them somewhere.
????!!!!!!!!
Heyyy waaiiiit....lol
They better be veeeeeerrrrrrryyyyy careful when they sit down! . . .
Gives a whole new meaning to "trigger finger". (Or worse, to "itchy finger").
Although...
..."trigger happy" could work for all involved.
So is that a pistol in your Speedo or are you guarding Kim Kardashian . . . ![]()
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