You should probably watch this. It could save your life.
Do you feel safe? Do you take the sky train?
Maybe the subway? Do you ever walk around on town?
Do you honestly feel safe out there?
People getting stabbed at Starbucks, sword attacks, knife
attacks, People getting pushed in front of trains.
Somebody was set on fire in the nymo.
Just threw gas on her. You know as you do.
What's going on in Canada? Or the rest of the world, for
that matter. Maybe you've seen that
documentary by Aaron Gunn. Vancouver is dying.
What about Canada is dying. You've seen that.
What can you do? What should you do?
Get a gun? Take up MMA?
Learn to be a knife fighter. I'm a security professional.
I'm a career bouncer. Well, the rest of you went off
and got real jobs in offices and that sort of thing.
Not me now. I was working in bars and
nightclubs and pubs. Running security crews in the
early 2000s BC had a serious gang problem.
It was the Wild West. Eventually it evolved into one
hell of a bloody war, bodies buried all over the place.
How was the doorman at Ground Zero?
I learned to be a bouncer and a doorman at Area 51 in
Chilliwack, BC, with the home base of the notorious UN gang.
Now, eventually I became head of security.
Then I got fired, but I got immediately rehired by their
competition. Good times.
They were more of a hub and included a whole bunch of gangs,
UN independent soldiers, Red Scorpions, Hells Angels, Bacon
Brothers. I even saw some Bandidos once.
No shit. What is this Tijuana?
There was a melting pot of violence and insanity.
When I look back on, it was absolutely bananas.
I'm amazed to this day that nobody got killed.
If you want to learn more about that time and how truly violent
it was, check out Hood Chronicles on YouTube.
Pretty good channel with some really interesting content about
crime and crime in Canada. Take a look at Clay Rouge, Bc's
King of Bud and the Bacon Brothers.
My story takes place between those two How did I keep my
little corner of the world safe? I wasn't wearing body armor.
I didn't have a radio. I didn't have a gun or a Taser.
I didn't have fifty other guys with guns or Tasers.
The cops didn't have teleporters, not everybody had a
cell phone and nobody had a camera in their pocket.
The first thing I realized was that fighting.
Is dumb. And I was a champion martial
artist. I'd even been in the army.
If you don't know what I'm talking about, then you've never
been in a real fight. You never want to be in a fight.
Fights are about ego. You can see fights, you can
avoid fights. You should avoid fights.
You'd think my job was to basically break up fights, but
that's not really why I was there.
What was I really worried about? Predators.
How do predators attack? I don't understand.
The cheetah tried kicking him in the face and biting him in the
head. Can't imagine why that didn't
work. Maybe if he just paid attention
more in karate class. If your plan is to fight the
crocodile after it's bitten you around the neck with respect,
you're getting dragged to the bottom and spun to pieces in the
dark. Maybe you think the cheetah's
self-defense situation started when he first noticed the
crocodile and started hissing at him.
That's so close to the crocodile.
Nope. I can understand why you'd say
that. And that's probably because
you've never really seen a crocodile, even if you know they
exist. That cheetah's self-defense
situation started before he ever went to the water.
Pack of lions, doesn't surround the water Buffalo and then
challenge him to a duel. See, predators, real predators,
they don't fight you, they attack from stealth.
Always. Buffalo are huge, strong.
The last thing the lion wants to do is fight the water Buffalo.
They confuse it, they surprise it, they misdirect it, they
overwhelm it. That's how predators attack in a
world of gangsters, just like nature, the sucker puncher is
king. If somebody smashes a corona
bottle up the side of your head and then starts kicking you,
unless somebody pulls them off, you're just as dead as the
cheetah. That's what you should be
looking out for. The people out there, the ones
that you're afraid of, they attack the same way.
In my experience, one of the best things that you can do to
increase your personal safety is cultivate uncertainty.
That pack of lions? They won't attack the water
Buffalo unless they're sure you have to make your opponent
unsure. If they don't think they're
going to get away with it, they're probably not going to
attack you in the 1st place. If you encounter somebody that
you perceive as a threat, what are you signaling to that
person? What are you saying without
saying? If they look at you and they see
a victim, well, guess what? They're far more likely to
attack you. People who look like victims get
victimized. Before the attack, you must
appear strong and confident, even if you're not, even if
you're scared shitless. Don't get small, don't stare at
the ground. Don't bury your nose in your
phone and hope they go away. The predator needs to know that
you see them, that you're ready for them.
If you can do that, most of them will just go look for someone
else. Wherever you go, you walk like
you're supposed to be there. One of the simplest and most
obvious ways that you can increase your uncertainty is
simply by looking around you. It's amazing to me how few
people actually do this. Most people blithely wander
through life totally oblivious to what's happening around them.
If you cross the street while staring at your phone, you
deserve to be hit by a car. That's how bad guys think?
Do you understand? Don't make it easy for them.
It's probably going to get worse.
How can I confidently say that? Because the people with all the
money and all the power in the world, the ones who have openly
bragged about penetrating governments, including mine, the
ones who are directly responsible for the policies
that are doing this to our cities, have told us so.
And I found one of the best ways to know what somebody's about,
what they're thinking, what they're afraid of and what
they're planning to do is just by listening to them when they
talk. So before I go on, we'll leave
you with one last thing and this last thing.
We'll give you some more self-defense options for some
worst case scenarios and hopefully go a little way into
helping us all cultivate some uncertainty when it comes to the
people that are actually doing this to us.
When you're finished this video, I suggest that you go on YouTube
and you look up Israeli limited penetration entry or limited
penetration entry. What is that?
Well, essentially, it's a super sneaky way that SWAT teams and
special forces enter rooms when they're really sure that there's
probably going to be somebody on the inside that's going to shoot
at them. What?
Richard, are you insane? Why are you sending us to
YouTube to look up SWAT team entry tactics?
Here's the thing. Simultaneously, while I was
working in the bars, I was also working in film and I did a very
specific type of work. I did military maneuvers and
SWAT team type stuff. I worked with specialized
agencies and brought in professionals and
exprofessionals to teach and train us to do these things so
that we can replicate them on camera over and over and over
again as authentically as possible.
Now stay with me. If you know what the
professionals do and why they do it, you could ask yourself what
could I use it for? But if you know that this is the
specific technique that the professionals use to go into the
room and kill the monster, and they use it because it has the
highest chance for them to possibly sneak up on that
monster, well then maybe you could use it to sneak by the
room in the 1st place. I don't know about you, but if
there's a monster in the next room, I want to know how to
sneak by that room. The second thing you could
potentially use this for. Is maybe talking to the monster
in the first place. In my experience, you actually
can talk to monsters. You can talk to psychopaths and
killers, even in the moment, even when they're willing and
ready to use violence. But in order to get them to hear
you, you need to stack advantages, and those advantages
need to meet or exceed whatever advantages they perceive they
have themselves. If you can do that, you're going
to cultivate uncertainty. That person's going to become
unsure of themselves, and at that moment, if you offer that
person an alternative, a way out.
They're probably going to take it, but I can tell you in my
experience, without question, the people that tend not to get
messed with when it comes to douchebags, sucker punchers, and
predators are the people who are obviously capable of great
violence but choose not to use it.
It's like the people who taught me to do these things in the 1st
place. Formidable people, serious
serious people. Some of them could kill you in
100 ways before you ever knew what hit you.
But they choose not to do that. In fact, they literally save
those skills to protect the people that are in their
immediate vicinity. That demands your respect.
You're literally safer just by being near them, and you can be
that too. You don't have to run towards
the bullets like they do. You just have to make yourself
an uncertainty and pay attention.
And if you do those things, then all the people around you are
safer as well, and the more people that do that.
The safer we all are. Here's the cool part.
You see, you don't even need to technically look up.
What I just told you to look up is really limited penetration.
Now, I hope that you do. I suggest that you do.
But even if you don't, it doesn't really matter.
Why not? Because just by watching this
video, you've already become an uncertainty.
Cool, right? See, the powers that be, the
ones that are watching and keeping track have no way of
knowing if you decided to follow up or not.
They don't know if you went and watched a whole bunch of videos
and then took the time to get good or didn't bother to look in
the 1st place. All they're going to see is view
count. Millions of people see a video
like this and all of a sudden decide to start looking into
things like Israeli Limited Penetration.
Well, that sends one hell of a powerful message, don't you
think? If you're in the Lower Mainland
and you'd like to learn more about my selfdefense,
psychology, tips, tricks, things I've learned over the years.
De escalation techniques I know to be effective, becoming an
uncertainty How to efficiently move with a firearm.
Maybe some John Wick reloads. Contact me on any of my social
media accounts. I'm willing to come see you
personally, or if you prefer, set up a group, find a venue and
we'll have a chat. The rest of you out there share
this shit out of this video because the more eyeballs that
see it, the bigger statement we make and the more of an
uncertainty we all become in this great reset.
It only works if we all stay scared, stupid and helpless.
So let's stop looking like food, stay safe out there and
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