We Fight Monsters
Creating content about literal or metaphorical monsters. Sharing my views on philosophy, movies, books, masculinity, the warrior code, politics, faith and more. Interviewing First Responders, Serving & Veteran Military Personnel, TV Personalities & World Record Holders, Elite Sportspeople.
WE FIGHT MONSTERS. I'm not afraid of anything in this world that's been seen. I have scars on the inside. My badges of honor. There's a light inside my heart; it's for others to see. I live to show the way to those lost and in pain. And you? Walk with magnificence. Cock of the walk. Lead the way or follow those who use their pain to fight monsters and the injustices in this world.
BECOME A BETTER PERSON. I believe that life is comprehensible and has a purpose for each of us through a personal development of the Whole Man concept. I promote the idea of becoming the Man of Action, Man of Intellect, Man of Emotion, and the Man of Spirit. I promote the idea of being just, temperate, prudent, hopeful, faithful and strong. I speak with people who share their knowledge and experiences with you on how to fight back against literal and figurative monsters. I ask that you never give up and be less than you should be. I promote being leaders and students. Roll with me.
We Fight Monsters
Ep48 | Robin Horsfall Legendary SAS Commando of Operation Nimrod
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Robin Horsfall was born in Farnham, Surrey, in the United Kingdom. Following a divorce from his birth father, his mother Hazel married his step-father, who adopted him and gave him the name Horsfall. A broken family life adversely affected his education, so he left school in 1972 at the age of fifteen and joined the army as a boy soldier.
Despite a long period of isolation and bullying by his peers, he became a full member of the Parachute Regiment in 1974 and served three tours of Northern Ireland. In 1978 he volunteered for SAS selection and passed on his second attempt in March 1979. He went on to qualify as a Paramedic and Sniper.
He was a member of the SAS counter terrorist team that assaulted the Iranian Embassy in London in 1980, helping to rescue the nineteen hostages who had been held for six days. In April 1982 he partook of Operation Mikado in the Falklands War. In 1986 he was the bodyguard to Dodi Al-Fayed in London, a Contract Soldier Sri Lanka and in 1987 bodyguard to Sheikh Mohammed and John Ackah Blay-Miezah amongst many men he has protected over the decades.
He wrote the highly successful autobiography Fighting Scared. He has written a trilogy of his own philosophical proverbs, short stories, maxims and poetry known as The Words of the Wise Old Paratrooper. More recently in 2021, he produced a collection of more sombre works from throughout the years which paired with striking illustration became Warrior Poet: A Soldier’s Songs.
Robin has had an extraordinary life and has been speaking about it at events both small and large for over 10 years.
