Looks like the Kurds kicked him out of there (above link is from a Kurdish friend)
They dont want him he is nuts and the other people got to the point they was gona kill him if they couldn't get rid of him
He has been sent packing
Below Link to the article about him being kicked off the battlefield
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3119634/British-Hollywood-actor-fighting-ISIS-Syria-denies-suicidal-asked-leave-ex-marine-said-mentally-unstable-piece-s-Western-fighters-wanted-kill-him.htmlBritish Hollywood actor fighting ISIS in Syria denies being suicidal or being asked to leave after ex-US marine said he was a mentally unstable 'piece of s***' and other Western fighters wanted to kill him
Michael Enright, 51, joined Kurdish forces battling ISIS earlier this year
But last week an ex-US Marine said he has been aggressive and erratic
Jordan Matson claimed Enright had assaulted an American Iraq war veteran and had been abusive and manipulative towards YPG generals
His life is now said to be in danger after being kicked out of fighting units
But Enright has now denied the claims, branding them internet 'tittle tattle'
By John Hall for MailOnline
Published: 04:15 EST, 11 June 2015 | Updated: 09:37 EST, 11 June 2015
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A British actor who abandoned his Hollywood career to fight against ISIS has denied threatening to commit suicide after being asked to leave several Kurdish fighting units for disruptive behaviour.
Michael Enright, who appeared in Pirates Of The Caribbean alongside Johnny Depp, joined an ever-increasing group of Westerners fighting alongside Kurdish forces in northern Syria earlier this year.
But last week a former US Marine who acts a spokesman and de facto leader of the Westerners posted a message on Facebook urging America or Britain to send somebody to remove Enight from the warzone before his erratic and abusive behaviour leads to him being abandoned or murdered.
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In trouble: British Hollywood actor Michael Enright (pictured) has denied threatening to commit suicide after being asked to leave several Kurdish fighting units for disruptive behaviour while fighting against ISIS
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In trouble: British Hollywood actor Michael Enright (pictured) has denied threatening to commit suicide after being asked to leave several Kurdish fighting units for disruptive behaviour while fighting against ISIS
Manchester-born Enright joined the Kurdish YPG forces battling ISIS in March and admitted that he knew the risks involved in joining the fearless, but under equipped militias
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Fighter: Michael Enright, who appeared in Pirates Of The Caribbean alongside Johnny Depp, joined an ever-increasing group of Westerners fighting alongside Kurdish forces in northern Syria earlier this year
Threat: Last week former US Marine Jordan Matson (pictured) who acts a spokesman and de facto leader of the Westerners posted a message on Facebook urging America or Britain to send somebody to remove Enight from the warzone before his erratic and abusive behaviour leads to him being abandoned or murdered
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Threat: Last week former US Marine Jordan Matson (pictured) who acts a spokesman and de facto leader of the Westerners posted a message on Facebook urging America or Britain to send somebody to remove Enight from the warzone before his erratic and abusive behaviour leads to him being abandoned or murdered
Unstable: Jordan Matson's extraordinary message claimed Enright had physically assaulted a number of people since arriving - including an American Iraq war veteran - and had made serious threats to take his own life when being asked to leave one of the four fighting units from which he has already been excluded
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Unstable: Jordan Matson's extraordinary message claimed Enright had physically assaulted a number of people since arriving - including an American Iraq war veteran - and had made serious threats to take his own life when being asked to leave one of the four fighting units from which he has already been excluded
Speaking to the media for the first time since Jordan Matson's extraordinary social media message, Enright said claims he was mentally unstable, had physically assaulted a number of people since arriving in Syria and no longer had a properly functioning gun were not based on fact.
He added that he was baffled by media coverage of what he described as internet 'tittle-tattle'.
In his original post Matson wrote: 'Michael Enright the mentally unstable actor who is in rojava is in danger of being killed by one of many westerners and kurds who want to bury him [sic].'
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'This man has been the biggest p.o.s that ever walked in rojava, immediately after coming here he tried selling his story to the media [sic],' he added.
Matson went on to reveal that Enright has already been kicked out of four different YPG fighting units, adding that the actor 'assaulted one of my fellow veterans here and threatened to kill another.'
'Threatening to kill a vet in a war zone doesn't end well,' Matson added.
But Manchester-born Enright denied any of this was true, telling CNN: 'I've not been asked to leave by four generals, I've not put a gun in my mouth or wanted to kill myself, I've not been threatened in any way by the Kurds.'
'I love the Kurds and the unit I'm in is the best - it's something about being in a situation like this [that] brings out something very special, definitely, in me and in the lads that I could never replicate in civilian life,' he added
Footage emerges of Hollywood star Michael Enright in Syria
Celebrity lifestyle: Enrwight with Tom Cruise (above). The 51-year-old did not tell any of his famous friends he was going to Syria for fear they would try to stop him
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Celebrity lifestyle: Enrwight with Tom Cruise (above). The 51-year-old did not tell any of his famous friends he was going to Syria for fear they would try to stop him
Response: Following Matson's original post, a man by the name of Reece Callow uploaded a screen grab of a private Facebook conversation he apparently had with Enright, in which the Briton embarks of a lengthy rant about his YPG colleagues, accusing them of 'bi sexuality [sic]' and being obsessed with him
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Response: Following Matson's original post, a man by the name of Reece Callow uploaded a screen grab of a private Facebook conversation he apparently had with Enright, in which the Briton embarks of a lengthy rant about his YPG colleagues, accusing them of 'bi sexuality [sic]' and being obsessed with him
Enright also attempted to counter allegations that he only went to Syria for publicity and was planning to use his experiences to make a film about his time battling ISIS.
'This is about the evil that is called ISIS and exterminating it from the face of the earth,' he said. 'It's about substantial things, real things,' he added.
Attempting to justify why he carries two cameras on his person at all times and why he has repeatedly spoken to the media since arriving in Syria, Enright said it was all done because he didn't want incorrect information or negative media coverage to impact on his fight against terrorists.
Manchester-born Enright, 51, whose acting CV involves roles alongside Hollywood A-listers Tom Cruise and Anne Hathaway, joined the Kurdish YPG forces battling ISIS in March.
But his role in Syria was called into serious question last week when Matson branded him 'mentally unstable' and called him a 'piss of s**t' who only went to the warzone to 'sell his story'.
Matson said that Enright has done nothing but provoke and infuriate both the Westerners and Kurds he is fighting alongside since arriving in Syria.
'He constantly lies and tries manipulating everyone around him both kurd and westerner. The generals have even told us they try keeping him away from everyone for fear that there own men will kill him,' the ex-Marine said.
Michael Enright is pictured with Oscar-winner Anne Hathaway. The actor's allegedly erratic and abusive behaviour had prompted an former US marine to say he now faces being abandoned or murdered in Syria
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Michael Enright is pictured with Oscar-winner Anne Hathaway. The actor's allegedly erratic and abusive behaviour had prompted an former US marine to say he now faces being abandoned or murdered in Syria
Big name: Michael Enright seen playing a role in the TV series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. He says he has wanted to join the fight against terrorism since 9/11
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Big name: Michael Enright seen playing a role in the TV series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. He says he has wanted to join the fight against terrorism since 9/11
Jordan Matson (pictured right, alongside Kurdish fighter) wrote: 'Michael Enright the mentally unstable actor who is in rojava is in danger of being killed by one of many westerners and kurds who want to bury him [sic]'
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Jordan Matson (pictured right, alongside Kurdish fighter) wrote: 'Michael Enright the mentally unstable actor who is in rojava is in danger of being killed by one of many westerners and kurds who want to bury him [sic]'
American Jordan Matson joined YPG to battle ISIS (related)
FIRST US VOLUNTEER DIES WHILE FIGHTING ISIS ALONGSIDE KURDISH MILITIA DURING ARTILLERY EXCHANGE IN SYRIA
A volunteer fighter has become the first American to be killed while serving with the Kurdish YPG in Syria.
Keith Broomfield, 36, originally from the town of Westminster near Boston, Massachusetts, joined the volunteer fighting group on February 24 and died on June 3 in a battle in the village of Qentere.
He died near the border town of Kobani, said Nasser Haji, an official with the YPG.
State Department spokesman Jeff Rathke confirmed Bloomfield's death.
Broomfield's mother, Donna, told NBC News from the family home in Westminster that she learned from her other son that Keith, who had been the production manager for the family's manufacturing firm, was dead.
She said: 'He turned his life over to the Lord and he decided this was God's will and God wanted him to do it.'
Mrs Broomfield said her son had left to fight around four months ago and while there was 'a little bit of texting' after he first arrived, lately she had heard 'nothing'.
She said: 'I didn't want him to go but I didn't have a choice in the matter.
Matson also revealed that YPG generals have removed the pin from Enright's assault rifle some months ago amid fears for his safety, rendering the weapon useless.
Since then, Matson wrote, Enright has been 'running around taking pictures of himself in the rear saying he killed daesh [ISIS] with a weapon he cant even fire'.
In a chilling sign off, Matson added: 'THE STATE DEPARTMENT NEEDS TO SEND SOMEONE TO RECIEVE HIM BEFORE YOU HAVE THE FIRST U.S. DEATH IN SYRIA [sic],' apparently unaware that Enright is actually a British national despite living in the United States.
Last month Enright spoke exclusively to the Mail on Sunday upon arriving in Syria, revealing his determination to stand up to ISIS.
'It's got to a point where I just want to absolutely annihilate them, and kill them on sight,' he said.
'IS are just an abomination. This is a call to humanity, it's a call to everybody, to do whatever we can, in whatever way we can.'
Enright has been in Syria for more than three months, receiving basic training from the YPG after risking his life to reach them.
He wanted to join American President George W Bush’s war against terror after 9/11 in 2001, and planned to enlist in the US Army back then before being talked out of it by friends.
But 14 years on, the final straw for him came in January when he saw the IS video of Jordanian pilot Muath Al-Kassasbeh being burned to death.
Enright is said to keep the gruesome footage on his mobile phone and watches it whenever his zeal to fight wanes.
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