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Radok

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I say its a government conspiracy to train new espionnage agents. Why else have it? It sounds rather odd that they specifically ask that you have nothing to leave behind, as in no one to look for you after you have gone. Hmm....thanks, but no thanks.

"Never hit a man while he's down; kick him, its easier"


Sensei Ron Bagley (My Sensei)

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Wow --- and I thought I was going to get flamed for calling it a karate-cult. That is what it looks like to me!

 

Honestly, I kinda wish I had the time and nothing better to do -- it would make for a great under-cover expose! But I'm not journalist either.

 

Cut off from the world for a year --- I don't think so!

 

How many people send in $10 only to get rejected, or asked for more money or no reply at all --- scam-a-licous.

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A friend of mine checked into it you have to work as a factory labourer to pay for your room and board and you don't even get to train japan until the end of the program. They save YOUR money for you from YOUR job for the trip. If it isn't the single best chance to learn in japan I don't know what is

Kisshu fushin oni te hotoke kokoro

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no i dont think it is so much of a cult as a scam for instanace in the interveiw he say " i read about it in a magizine cant remeber the name of it" and the obvious sign of a scam SEND $10 .well like hell iam .so i sugest stay clear unless u have $10 to throw away

let not the fear of death stay your hand nor defeat your courage.The warrior who will provail is the one who confronts death its self

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