“Professionals” ain’t shit
I’ve always said that special “operators” were over rated. They were little more than foot soldiers with institutional motivation. Any individual with sufficient motivation can train, educate, and motivate themselves to the same level if not beyond any special forces “operator”. As for martial arts training, I’ve always maintained such “training” if you can call it that, is a utter and complete waste of time. Honestly, martial arts was created due to laws to ban the usage of weapons by the common people. The fact that martial arts training is still taken relatively remotely relevant is a mystery to me. It is nothing more than human cock-fighting. This incident along with the recent Oakland police shooting just serves to illustrate my points. Why do certain government continue to spend millions training “operatives” in all kinds of useless training if they can be easily dispatched by a gang banger? The Oakland PD lost two SWAT members, one cop, and had a brain damaged cop by ONE, I say again, ONE thug! I am not at all surprised. Special Forces, SWAT, SAS etc aren’t special, until they make a bullet proof soldier they haven’t created anything new under the sun. An “operator” is just a soldier with a higher degree of training due to an organization within an organization having increased resources. What we know as “special operators” today is nothing more than a by product of political beuracracy that doesn’t want to gets its hands dirty, so they hire soldiers to do things with little to no accountability. That’s its, its a thug on the government pay roll.
“This past Sunday, at 5:00 AM, a young couple was jogging together,
as they regularly did, in the local neighborhood where they lived, only a few miles from where I live.Both were precipitously attacked by multiple criminals. The man was murdered (beaten to death), and the woman is in the hospital, in critical condition.
Police have no leads nor significant evidence to reveal the identity of the attackers. The woman may recover enough to provide information. She may not!The attackers, two or three, emerged from a parked car and used baseball bats or similar blunt instruments. Robbery was the apparent motive, at least at the beginning.
These facts have emerged:
(1) Both victims were CCW-permit holders, but neither was armed at the time and place of the fatal attack.
(2) The man was a decorated Special Forces Soldier (retired), trained in hand-to-hand fighting.
(3) The attack took place in broad-daylight, in a quiet, upscale,
residential community.The community is stunned, of course. Police are doing the best they can, but cases where attackers and victims don’t know each other and have no obvious connection are difficult to solve.”
Lessons:
(1) We call them “side-arms” for a reason. At least one needs to be “at your side” all the time. Aspire to be a competent, self-contained, independent Operator. And, expect neither support nor understanding from naive sheeple.
(2) Don’t arbitrarily divide your life into “safe” and “dangerous” parts, places, nor activities. Fate may neglect to celebrate your dear fantasy!
I know people who have CCW-permits, but don’t carry, and they’re ever-ready to treat me to a nauseating dissertation of their idiotic excuses. The foregoing exposes the lethal fallacy of such self-deceptive thinking.(3) When your spouse (either gender) is squeamish about “the whole
gun-thing, ” help them get over it. You need a partner, not a burden!(4) Be aware of “pattern-behavior.” Regularly change-up routines. Don’t become predictable. Stalkers will use your predictable routine against you, as was likely the case here.
(5) Don’t deceive yourself that your martial-arts training/prowess will protect you against heavy odds. No matter how many black-belts you have, against multiple, simultaneous criminals, you will likely not prevail, when unarmed. A single, dashing hero, casually dispatching several bad guys with glamorous judo-moves, is something that happens only in movies!
(6) “Police protection” is a contradiction of terms! Don’t fill your head with false expectations with regard to actual services police can provide.
Police investigators are basically “armed archeologists.”
We might catch these guys, and we might not. Patrol officers may be there to help you, and they may not. We get paid the same either way. And, whatever we manage to accomplish after you’re dead, will probably be of scant interest to you anyway!
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