• Archive through October 13, 2005 October 13 - 03:36 pm [20]

"I think that anyone who wants to make negative statements regarding Mr. Sander's ability should at least have the guts to fight him. He's had a long standing offer to "cross fists" with ANYONE who is game for it." <--------- HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!! WHERE? WHEN? WHOM? You're full of it, dumbo, FULL OF IT!!

Arguing over martial arts styles and teachers on the Internet is like running in the special Olympics. You might win, but you're still a retard.

Everybody should STFU.

Spend your "my system is better than yours" energy on training.

Asses like you give the MA more of a bad name than the teachers you decry.

hey, apprentice- you're going to give him 'what for' aint cha?


Bob#2

Hi,

I have to agree the Special Olympics quote above. All this moaning and bitching is very childish.

I take it none of ye are actual instructors? Too busy talking •••• to train I reckon

yep. It's a rat.

Silat is an art designed specifically for combat. It has the same intention as Krav Maga of Israel, Hwawrang and Hapkido of Korea, Shorin ryu or Shotokan of Japan, Buso-Sambo-Samoz of the Slavic Traditions, and San Soo of China.
Instructors often are not liked by most people not because of jealousy but most usually because of superior mental tactics of strategy that masters use to control the space around them.
Most people laugh and scoff at those who are involved in ancient spiritual arts such as Kabalism, Gnosticism, Rosicrucianism, Trinosophia, Hermeticism, Freemasonry and Alchemy. Many people simply lack the depth of character and or the ability to peer within themselves with honest eyes at their inner selves. Being confronted directly with everything that makes us weak is never an easy task.

P.S. to translate the foreign language in one of the posts above, simply go to an online language translation site and copy-n-paste the post into the engine. Its also a great way to send emails to people so that they do not understand the email.