A former public schoolboy who has joined the fight against ISIS today insisted he would never be captured alive and vowed: 'I’ve got a grenade in my pocket and I’ll take them with me'. A former Young Conservative, the man gave up a top job in the City in December to volunteer with the Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG) in Iraq and Syria. In an exclusive interview with MailOnline from Iraq, he attacked David Cameron for failing to tackle extremism and called on him to 'do the right thing' by offering more support in the war. The man, who went to a £23,000-a-year public school but is operating under the 'nom de guerre' of Macer Gifford , also vowed to stay on the front line until the terror group has been crushed.
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British man, 28, is volunteering with the Kurdish forces in Iraq and Syria
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Left UK just before Christmas after telling parents he was going to Turkey
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He has promised to stay in the Middle East until terror group are defeated
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He said: 'I've left comfortable life in Britain to risk suffering horrific death'
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Blasted Cameron for lack of action, saying: 'Take a stance on principle'
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