article_snippet: Last week, it was reported that he Facebook messages revealed he frustration at the lack of discipline displayed by the Kurdish fighters.
article_snippet: he posts and messages give a glimpse of day-to-day life for those fighting ISIS, advises interested friends on how to join up and reveals the Kurdish fighters lack of discipline, but huge determination.
article_snippet: he also spoke of he fear that the Kurds would tell he mother he had gone to Syria.
article_snippet: The messages, published by The Sun, said he began looking for a way to get out to Syria to join up with the YPG at least a month before he arrived in Syria.
article_snippet: he was recruited by the Lions of Rojava and by November 3 had clear plans in place for reaching their base in Syria.
article_snippet: On December 6, using a Facebook account set up under a fake name so he friends could keep in touch, he messaged to say he has arrived safely in Syria, and met up with two other foreign fighters.
article_snippet: It is thought the 25-year-old told his friends he was going to do humanitarian work in the war-torn country last year after being 'horrified by the atrocities carried out by ISIS'.
article_snippet: The messages and posts also give an idea of what foreign fighters heading for Syria to fight with the YPG can expect.