This is real, honest and valuable. Thank you gentlemen. I was raised by a father who "walked softly, but carried a big stick" as the saying went [ also a true gentleman ]. He told me: When you know it's going to happen and there's no walking away -- hit first, hit hard and keep at it until they're down and they have no fight left in them. What's old is new again :}
Correct and the old never leaves it just gets covered with bullshit over time then when the bullshit melts with on coming Heat the Old 💪🏼 Is the only solid thing that will still be Standing
This man is a deep well...when I was on the police force years ago, my training officer told me: "if you get in a fight out here, you gotta be more viscous than the other guy or you'll get carried away in a bag...I never forgot that.
Lee keeps it real , I have followed him for years , our squad is a tightest group , Cops , Fighters , Those who work doors , ex LEO , ex Military , we base our training , drill , the psychology in a similar vein ,most of us have well over ten years , 20 years training and first hand experience, thanks also to your channel and this interview , Lee speaks with no filyer , speaking truths .. There's never enough information , absorb it , use what's useful.. Cheers Tim
What I appreciate the most about these interviews is the authenticity. Tim Larken is authentic in his mission, unhampered by ego or self aggrandizement. Your willingness to listen to other relevant sources makes you unique as a recollection specialist, and I have met a lot of them. Living in Africa gives you an instinct for bull-sh@t dangerous concepts that could get you killed. I am absolutely loving everything you do to cast light on the dark Chameleon that violence is.
Hi. It's bad for everyone who is not part of the corrupt governments police. I'm sure there are other places just as bad if not worse. No I won't leave. It is the essence of what guys like Tim teach. You can either fight or take flight. We choose to fight. It's not gung ho nonsense, we've been here in Africa for 400 years. Where do we go?
Righteous indignation given to us by our Creator! Difficult to find such righteous indignation in the USA today! But that is the ingredient needed to defend one’s life and the lives of one’s loved ones and our Constitutional unalienable rights! Thank you Lee for a stimulating helpful presentation!
Years ago, I called Sandy Strong and asked him for his book, Strong on Defence. Mindset was huge in his book. I remember him writing about people having firearms and that if you have not thought through what it would be like to take a life, you should not have a gun. Another comment he made was that if you’re in combat, you’ve got to give 100%... life or death. Lee brings these ideas to life and makes them visceral. I thoroughly enjoyed the first and second instalments! Thank you!
Hey Tim, You're doing a great job. Thanks a heap from over here in Australia. One of your presidents once said, ' We are not descended from fearful men'. You're reminding us what it means to be alive - fear is real but fearfulness is crippling. We need these lessons. All of us. On the left and on the right. It's honest stuff and will hopefully make us all stronger, better people with a civic spirit. Lee's lesson about knowing what you will fight for is valuable. that type of clarity is a real source of strength. As many of your guests have commented, its the weakness that comes from insecurity that is the most dangerous destabilising factor in our societies today.
I'm a London boy myself, that accent takes me back.... Not the sort of guy you want to mess with. Ever. Hope one day I can attend one of his training days. Thank you for sharing this video.
We are old school being raised by men who fought in WWII. Grandad's commando mates, turned villains taught us well. I forgot a lot of this but now these skills are coming back to us especially when these combatants in civvies from other lands. We need to teach our kids the Bulldog Spirit and the bite that goes with it.
@J---Very true ,especially with the type of politician some of us are voting for in all western countries and their insistence on allowing anyone across our borders. Our people are going to have to be ready for increasing danger as the incomers from more violent lands sense our weakness and seek to displace us. We cannot rely on law enforcement.
Tim - Excellent job on not saying anything while Lee addresses virtually everything that's fundamentally relevant on being prepared to successfully avoid/deal with real violence. I've mentioned it from other interview comments, I would love to hear your SME's insights on recognizing potential "level 10" threats. I get the importance of verbal communication being absent, Lee mentions someone reaching behind their back or for a knife on their side. I need all the helpful suggestions I can get short of telling me to go work as a bouncer. Thanks for delivering the most helpful content in the most compressed format possible. We can't all go to in-person training, so we thank you for the efforts you extend on our behalf. If you've helped no one else, you've helped me. God bless you for the work you do!
Lee can really take you there mentally, I'm ready to go downstairs and put in work. You guys are more alike than different, the only difference is that Lee is on a tad bit more caffeine.LOL
I am deeply grateful for this interview. All parts I listened to, then did so again. I can’t believe I haven’t heard of Lee before you introduced him, but I feel so enriched and, frankly, validated by what he’s said here. Thank you.
I started an armed security agency here in Canada last year. Two days into one of my first sites I found myself in a 1 vs 6 armed robbery attempt. Preparation and keeping my cool resulted in taking the win with no injuries. I always expect the unexpected and excessive but admittedly a 6 man robbery attempt was beyond that.
Lee is the real deal. He can show you how to survive. He's also had a spiritual awakening from this current bullshit. Light working warrior. Peace bruv, we love you Lee.
Rory Miller is another very important person to interview . His Books Meditations on Violence, Facing Violence and ConCom are very good. I remembered Lee Morrison mentioned him years back and that’s how I got to know about Rory Miller.
Thank you so much for these video's!! i look forward to these and am working on my wife to get her involved and over to the live training later this summer! So now i can help motivate her by having her visualize the need for " Righteous Indignation" that is needed to step up and fight when Loss is on the line! Aloha from honolulu, JB
I've trained with one of Lee's UC teams in the UK. And can assure you that they take no prisoners during training. Sadly I'm unable to work with them now for medical reasons. What a great team of guys genuinely nice people. But I wouldn't mess with them if I were a criminal or a threat. First rule is de escalate and walk away. Thank you Lee (and Graham) and Tim From the UK
I listened to the "righteous indignation" & mindset section very carefully. Every now & then, I will have a client who complains about how difficult litigation is, the "judge is against me," the other side always wins, blah blah blah. So I tell them to quit. That way they know exactly the outcome. Then they get pissed off at me until I tell them that's the attitude I was trying to evoke except be pissed off at the other side for dragging this out. There's that "Oh. A-ha" realization. I don't have the accent when I have this discussion but I do curse a lot.
yea an alpha now is a manager wearing a tie and driving a financed car we'd be best moving to the countryside, building walls and creating our own communities
The most sobering and informative video I've watched on this subject. Lee truly hits home the mental and physical attributes needed to stand any chance against a real threat.
Growing up in North London in the 70s with the football hooligans, the gangs and then the Immy Grants, we learned a long time ago there is no such thing as a fair fight. Everyone was tooled up, but we did sort stuff out with a good old fashioned straightener without plod being involved. It kept it in order, but now with all the Immy Grant problems, every encounter is a possible death sentence.
Tim, this the best info for survival. You're the BEST ! I have studied martial arts for 50 years ! Everybody this is it, Focus, this will save You're Life !!!
I have Read a Quote That " IF the "Self Defense System OR Martial Art You Are Being Taught Doesn't Teach You to Maim,Cripple,and Kill It Does Not Matter What They Call IT, IT Is STILL A Sport Sport-BADLEY j. sTEINER. I Think BOTH You AND LEE Are GREAT Keep bring In Good Content and Guest So we Can Add to our Toolboxes,
Again....fucking awesome content. How about the ultimate 3-way.. You, Tony Blauer, and Lee Morrison! Holy shit. Keep it coming bro. And, like Tony Blauer, I appreciate Lee's willingness to use adult and realistic language.
Mr. Morrison gives every indication that he is genuine and is full of valuable experience and information. It should be remembered that the British ruled the world at one point; so they have the genetics for survival. His appearance, demeanor and accent makes me think this is what a 17th century Caribbean pirate would have been like in terms of intensity and ability to inflict harm (though I am not implying he is a pirate in the moral sense).
Watched Part 1 and Part 2 so far, gripping stuff, would love to do some classes in this........Lee is spot on about how people are treated by the authorities when they try to defend themselves............I have been sober for 18 years, booze/drugs places and people will attract violence but still I have a had a few close calls despite staying away from such stuff.................Mindset, very powerful interview..........Thanks for this...........Blessings.................
Mr. Larkin...thank you for such an informative and entertaining interview. I really have to turn up the volume and pay attention but that's OK. This information is worth it's weight in gold and it's worth a lot. He reminds me of Grand Master Steve Swift . He often said, if no other option " kill or be killed" and the righteous indignation is spot on. Thank you Lee Morrison and Mr. Larkin for taking the time to show this. The martial artists take on "The Book of Five Rings" by Stephen F. Kaufman, Hanshi 10 Dan, pg 38 " A warrior has only one objective--to destroy the enemy by whatever means necessary. If you do not understand this teaching, then how can you ever hope to do what you are trying to accomplish? God bless.
I've been to prison for 7 and a half years, I understand what he Is talking about. I was at a violent prison and really went through some bad times. Witnessed atrocious attacks, and had to commit atrocious attacks and crimes to survive and get out. Now I have really been messed up with guilt and thought that something was wrong with me mentally because I don't act like other people in a cornered, or a life threatening situation. What happens to me is I go instantly calm, kinda see things slower but a hyper sense of everything, I'm already prepared to die so I have absolutely no fear. And the sad thing of it is I become in a blissful, nirvana state of mind. I was really worried about that, but everything he said is truth. And I don't feel so guilty. I will say this for everyone that thinks they are tough and they could do this in the Same situation. There is only two ways to know if you are the man you think you are. Get dropped off in a war zone with bullets flying over, or get dropped off in one of the states roughest prison. That is the only way you truly know. I am worried that I go into such a nirvana state with a adrenaline rush from hell and I don't get that feeling from nothing else. But he says exactly what I really needed to hear, it's a mindset. And I'm not afraid of anything in that mindset because I know deep down inside that 8 out of ten men are not willing to go where I am willing to go. I'm not going back to prison alive, so if you choose to come at me its really a loose loose situation, either I'm killing you or your killing me either way you are taken away from everything you love. If you won your going to prison, if you loose your dead. I stay at home most of the time because I thought I was going crazy. But maybe there is nothing wrong with me at all. I just turned this on and have never heard any of this but it makes total sense.
Ive tested out being in public as long as possible without touching my phone. Its interesting, i found myself constantly looking around not out of fear, but cause my mind now needed something else to do 😅
When he mentioned using visualization and still perceiving himself as Peter Pan, I imagined Peter Pan quickly snapping down Captain Hook then brutally stomping his medulla oblongata while shouting "Shut up cunt!"in Lee's distinctive English accent. He clearly is passionate and knowledgeable about the subject, what a great video and very eye opening.
A video I'd like to see is how to deal with dog attacks. I assume there is a lot of crossover in terms of body weaknesses, but are things like the neck and throat hits actually similar?
I would like to know when the next tft seminar will be in Canada as I can't travel outside of Canada do to lack of proper fund to buy a passport and travel outside of Ontario let alone Canada a response would be much appreciated also I can't learn from DVD I've tried for sixteen years and still can't figure it out
Tim, I purchased your SURVIVAL PACK online course. I cannot get onto the Forums. I am interested in finding a TFT training partner. Anyway I can use your site to find one? Is the Forums place an option to network for training partners?
Been my thought for a long time because of experience, now I’m going to waste you as quickly as possible by any means available to me, don’t care about the law, oh no that’s gone, now I’m not expecting to go into survival mode, I’m too old for that but what I’m prepared for is threat to me and the level I’m prepared to go to......so L.......absolutely 🌹
@@f.dmcintyre4666 Thank you for your interest. With respect to this being Tim Larkin's and Lee Morrison's thread; would you be so kind as to contact me via my website or Facebook. We can take it from there. Thank you.
I’ve been following Lee for years and most of my training is inspired by his method/mindset. However, massive thanks go to Tim for doing this for us!! 🫡🔥
I never worried about weapons laws. I wasn’t going to get injured or killed because I was being obedient to some law that deprived me of my right of self defense. I always figured I was born with the natural right to survive. I began old fashioned karate in 1957 at age ten. I began jujitsu around age 14 and still kept up with karate. I began carrying a blade at around age thirteen. I began carrying a 1911 at age fifteen when I got cross wise with a grown up gangster. Joined the military at age 17 and ended up in spec ops. Did 25 months in Vietnam and was wounded three times. Worked as a contractor/body guard/ for twelve years overseas. I believe in preemptive attack and getting in an aggressor’s face as soon as I feel an attack is coming. Most of these guys talk about violence within the context of the law. There is no such thing. You just have to be intelligent, measured and ruthless to get away with it. There’s a big difference between fighting and just putting someone down.
As I posted in first episode, I personally teach exactly the same concepts and principles here in the USA, all be it with some different verbiage unique to the SKS system. I have been warning people for years as to what was coming to America, and it still baffles the mind of this ex-pat Brit, how much denial most of America is in (sadly most of it self serving elective denial), even as we watched radicals and racist burn down, murder and loot Americas cities in 2020. I personally put this denial of the masses down to the leftist education system, and the deliberate feminization of males in America, along with the perverted indoctrination of Americas youth by covert and overt Marxist/Maoist educators, churning out weak willed and easily manipulated social justice mobsters, who individually are useless as tits on a bull, but as an unchallenged mob terrify the citizenry. When will people in America wake up to what happening and whats coming, and stand up again for this wonderful melting pot idea called America? One can only hope. Great interview, keep up the good work Tim, salute mate.
If you spend any time studying the people working in this area you'll pick up the big overlaps, and you'll pick up some of the things that have gone around that aren't necessarily useful. There's a lot of overlap with Mr Morrison and Geoff Thompson. The mental exercise of contemplating loss is an example of that. And it's something you might want to avoid unless you are keen on torturing yourself psychologically. The underlying problem is that most humans are wired up to avoid carrying out violence to each other. And despite what you might have picked up about 'alpha' and 'beta' and so on the reason for it is as old as our species. The first way of life for our species was nomadic foraging. The term 'hunter gatherers' is often misunderstood. Our species scavenged carcasses in the same way tha hyenas and others scavengers do. We took fruits and so on. Hunting wasn't glorious. When we figured out poisons we got to shooting poisoned arrows and tracking until the animal died. And we didn't always get to the carcass before the big cats, the vultures, or the hyenas. 'Hunter gatherer' people don't go in for fighting each other either. That's suicide for the whole group. Instead everyone is extremely co-operative and all food is shared. It's the opposite of the social Darwinist idea of 'survival of the fiercest'. It's the opposite of the (wrongly interpreted from the original scientific papers) idea of the 'aggressive alpha leading the group'. For most of human history population density was very low. So when arguments happened (rarely) people just got up and left. Not glamorous or 'hard' is it? But that's what the vast bulk of us are still wired up for. The problem of getting humans that are wired up for social co-operation to engage in violence was first taken properly seriously during WWII when the Allies noticed that there were only about 2% of armed forces personnel that were properly effective. 1% approx. were what you may know as psychopaths. The other 1% approx. were people that could adjust to doing 'things that had to be done'. A lot of effort has been put in since WWII by the US armed forces in particular to bring that percentage up . And successfully so. And they haven't done it by teaching people to torture themselves psychologically. That's something it is very much worth looking into if you want to round out what you take from people like Mr Morrison and Mr Thompson. Mr Larkin's TFT system addresses that problem well, although you may not find it spelled out or spun off as a separate topic. For anyone with a particular interest in the WWII era, you may find digging into what the SOE and OSS were about and what they taught to be particularly relevant to Mr Morrison's Tier 1 Civilian ideas.
I think o.s.s. agents understood that killing nazis would save lives ,and that reality most likely played into their motivation to kill. A parallel similar to the psychological exercise Lee talks about.
@@rodvan-zeller6360 This is a bit of a rabbit hole. The people selected for the SOE and OSS were not ordinary. They were comfortable doing all kinds of things that in everyday life would be weird and make most people very uncomfortable and thus stand out like a sore thumb. So it is a fair bet that a large proportion of those people were 'psychopaths' or not far from it. There's a similar dynamic with the Royal Marines. The selection whittled down to a very particular group of people who were (and still are) capable of doing far more than average people can. The original SAS were a very odd bunch of people who mostly had 'eccentric' personalities too. What I was getting at before though was the curriculum the SOE and OSS taught. There's your base model for Tier 1 civilians. The skillset is broad and hand to hand combat is just part of it. The attitude of 'ungentlemanly conduct' (no rules or observance of any law, just figure out how to get things done) underpinned it all. It's an unemotional problem solving attitude. And for the modern context, you don't need to model Tibetan Buddhism (contemplation of loss/death) you will find it far more practical to shift your locus of attention outside of yourself and into observing the responses of the person/s you are doing whatever you are doing to. It's the same shift in your head for becoming good at public speaking/teaching as for successfully doing violence. You pay attention to what they are doing in response to what you do (to them) and not whatever might be going on inside your own body.
This is real, honest and valuable. Thank you gentlemen. I was raised by a father who "walked softly, but carried a big stick" as the saying went [ also a true gentleman ]. He told me: When you know it's going to happen and there's no walking away -- hit first, hit hard and keep at it until they're down and they have no fight left in them. What's old is new again :}
Correct and the old never leaves it just gets covered with bullshit over time then when the bullshit melts with on coming Heat the Old 💪🏼 Is the only solid thing that will still be Standing
This man is a deep well...when I was on the police force years ago, my training officer told me: "if you get in a fight out here, you gotta be more viscous than the other guy or you'll get carried away in a bag...I never forgot that.
Lee keeps it real , I have followed him for years , our squad is a tightest group , Cops , Fighters , Those who work doors , ex LEO , ex Military , we base our training , drill , the psychology in a similar vein ,most of us have well over ten years , 20 years training and first hand experience, thanks also to your channel and this interview , Lee speaks with no filyer , speaking truths ..
There's never enough information , absorb it , use what's useful..
Cheers Tim
What I appreciate the most about these interviews is the authenticity. Tim Larken is authentic in his mission, unhampered by ego or self aggrandizement. Your willingness to listen to other relevant sources makes you unique as a recollection specialist, and I have met a lot of them. Living in Africa gives you an instinct for bull-sh@t dangerous concepts that could get you killed. I am absolutely loving everything you do to cast light on the dark
Chameleon that violence is.
is it very bad for whites there? would you move?
Hi. It's bad for everyone who is not part of the corrupt governments police. I'm sure there are other places just as bad if not worse. No I won't leave. It is the essence of what guys like Tim teach. You can either fight or take flight. We choose to fight. It's not gung ho nonsense, we've been here in Africa for 400 years. Where do we go?
@@willempretorius6700 where indeed.
Righteous indignation given to us by our Creator! Difficult to find such righteous indignation in the USA today! But that is the ingredient needed to defend one’s life and the lives of one’s loved ones and our Constitutional unalienable rights! Thank you Lee for a stimulating helpful presentation!
Years ago, I called Sandy Strong and asked him for his book, Strong on Defence. Mindset was huge in his book. I remember him writing about people having firearms and that if you have not thought through what it would be like to take a life, you should not have a gun. Another comment he made was that if you’re in combat, you’ve got to give 100%... life or death. Lee brings these ideas to life and makes them visceral. I thoroughly enjoyed the first and second instalments! Thank you!
I have that book. EXCELLENT. I CONCUR.
Hey Tim, You're doing a great job. Thanks a heap from over here in Australia. One of your presidents once said, ' We are not descended from fearful men'. You're reminding us what it means to be alive - fear is real but fearfulness is crippling. We need these lessons. All of us. On the left and on the right. It's honest stuff and will hopefully make us all stronger, better people with a civic spirit. Lee's lesson about knowing what you will fight for is valuable. that type of clarity is a real source of strength. As many of your guests have commented, its the weakness that comes from insecurity that is the most dangerous destabilising factor in our societies today.
I'm a London boy myself, that accent takes me back....
Not the sort of guy you want to mess with. Ever. Hope one day I can attend one of his training days. Thank you for sharing this video.
I absolutely love this guy. Lee has some of the best thinking and techniques out there. Especially for us civilians.
Lee is a true master of Survival!! I can't thank you enough! I feel fortunate to have had the Privilege !!!
We are old school being raised by men who fought in WWII. Grandad's commando mates, turned villains taught us well. I forgot a lot of this but now these skills are coming back to us especially when these combatants in civvies from other lands. We need to teach our kids the Bulldog Spirit and the bite that goes with it.
@J---Very true ,especially with the type of politician some of us are voting for in all western countries and their insistence on allowing anyone across our borders. Our people are going to have to be ready for increasing danger as the incomers from more violent lands sense our weakness and seek to displace us. We cannot rely on law enforcement.
This guy is... gooood! This guy is a professor of violence!
Tim, excellent interview with Lee Morrison. His insights are most valuable.
Lee's ability to cut through the bullshit and get right to the nitty gritty, and his clarity of purpose is fucking amazing. Great interview!
Tim - Excellent job on not saying anything while Lee addresses virtually everything that's fundamentally relevant on being prepared to successfully avoid/deal with real violence. I've mentioned it from other interview comments, I would love to hear your SME's insights on recognizing potential "level 10" threats. I get the importance of verbal communication being absent, Lee mentions someone reaching behind their back or for a knife on their side. I need all the helpful suggestions I can get short of telling me to go work as a bouncer. Thanks for delivering the most helpful content in the most compressed format possible. We can't all go to in-person training, so we thank you for the efforts you extend on our behalf. If you've helped no one else, you've helped me. God bless you for the work you do!
Great interview. Lee and Geoff Thompson are the kings of self protection/combat 👊🏻
Tim, it’s so rare for an interviewer to just kick back and let the interviewee just go! Your ego control is phenomenal, hats-off to you.
Lee can really take you there mentally, I'm ready to go downstairs and put in work. You guys are more alike than different, the only difference is that Lee is on a tad bit more caffeine.LOL
I am deeply grateful for this interview. All parts I listened to, then did so again. I can’t believe I haven’t heard of Lee before you introduced him, but I feel so enriched and, frankly, validated by what he’s said here. Thank you.
This is great, this channel is criminally underrated.
I started an armed security agency here in Canada last year. Two days into one of my first sites I found myself in a 1 vs 6 armed robbery attempt.
Preparation and keeping my cool resulted in taking the win with no injuries.
I always expect the unexpected and excessive but admittedly a 6 man robbery attempt was beyond that.
Armed robbery in Canada? I thought Canada was a peaceful place?................Bless............
@@f.dmcintyre4666 Peaceful in general sure, but we have all sorts of regular street/gang crime
Lee is the real deal. He can show you how to survive. He's also had a spiritual awakening from this current bullshit. Light working warrior. Peace bruv, we love you Lee.
Rory Miller is another very important person to interview . His Books Meditations on Violence, Facing Violence and ConCom are very good.
I remembered Lee Morrison mentioned him years back and that’s how I got to know about Rory Miller.
I did interview Rory check my channel video section to watch.
@@Prot3ctMedia thank you will do 👍
Absolutely excellent information given unvarnished...brilliant
Mind set. So important to be able to flick that switch.
Thank you so much for these video's!! i look forward to these and am working on my wife to get her involved and over to the live training later this summer! So now i can help motivate her by having her visualize the need for " Righteous Indignation" that is needed to step up and fight when Loss is on the line! Aloha from honolulu, JB
I've trained with one of Lee's UC teams in the UK. And can assure you that they take no prisoners during training. Sadly I'm unable to work with them now for medical reasons. What a great team of guys genuinely nice people. But I wouldn't mess with them if I were a criminal or a threat. First rule is de escalate and walk away. Thank you Lee (and Graham) and Tim From the UK
I listened to the "righteous indignation" & mindset section very carefully. Every now & then, I will have a client who complains about how difficult litigation is, the "judge is against me," the other side always wins, blah blah blah. So I tell them to quit. That way they know exactly the outcome. Then they get pissed off at me until I tell them that's the attitude I was trying to evoke except be pissed off at the other side for dragging this out. There's that "Oh. A-ha" realization. I don't have the accent when I have this discussion but I do curse a lot.
Excellent!! Lee has his priorities straight and articulates them masterfully!!
Once again. Fantastic. And you should be commended, Tim. You’re a rare principled gem.
I love this guy. Hands down the best guest you've had on here. He's awesome.
PHENOMENAL! Thanks for posting!
👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks Lee and Tim for all of this
The modern world is trying to make us indecisive betas who need saved. I thought this interview was refreshing.
yea an alpha now is a manager wearing a tie and driving a financed car
we'd be best moving to the countryside, building walls and creating our own communities
The most sobering and informative video I've watched on this subject. Lee truly hits home the mental and physical attributes needed to stand any chance against a real threat.
Love Lee Morrison, n i love this series that your doing thx.
Growing up in North London in the 70s with the football hooligans, the gangs and then the Immy Grants, we learned a long time ago there is no such thing as a fair fight. Everyone was tooled up, but we did sort stuff out with a good old fashioned straightener without plod being involved. It kept it in order, but now with all the Immy Grant problems, every encounter is a possible death sentence.
Profound. Awesome.
Tim, this the best info for survival. You're the BEST ! I have studied martial arts for 50 years ! Everybody this is it, Focus, this will save You're Life !!!
Excellent 👍
Experience.
Thank you very, very much Mr Larkin. Really looking forward to be a Tier-1 civilian.
Thanks so much Tim. Lee is great
Hey guys! Enjoyed Part 1, anxious to see the rest.
I have Read a Quote That " IF the "Self Defense System OR Martial Art You Are Being Taught Doesn't Teach You to Maim,Cripple,and Kill It Does Not Matter What They Call IT, IT Is STILL A Sport Sport-BADLEY j. sTEINER.
I Think BOTH You AND LEE Are GREAT Keep bring In Good Content and Guest So we Can Add to our Toolboxes,
I don’t know where you keep finding people like this but I'm loving it! Great channel. Great content.
Again....fucking awesome content. How about the ultimate 3-way.. You, Tony Blauer, and Lee Morrison! Holy shit. Keep it coming bro. And, like Tony Blauer, I appreciate Lee's willingness to use adult and realistic language.
FANTASTIC interview!
Amazing interview. I could watch Lee talk about gardening.
Great interview, looking forward to part 3
Glad you brought Lee Morrison on here. Best invaluable info. from both worlds from you and Lee
Excellent. This guy is real.
Mr. Morrison gives every indication that he is genuine and is full of valuable experience and information. It should be remembered that the British ruled the world at one point; so they have the genetics for survival. His appearance, demeanor and accent makes me think this is what a 17th century Caribbean pirate would have been like in terms of intensity and ability to inflict harm (though I am not implying he is a pirate in the moral sense).
'Once ruled the world' as you say and now we are being told to apologise for it.
Love your channel, thanks for all you share.
Watched Part 1 and Part 2 so far, gripping stuff, would love to do some classes in this........Lee is spot on about how people are treated by the authorities when they try to defend themselves............I have been sober for 18 years, booze/drugs places and people will attract violence but still I have a had a few close calls despite staying away from such stuff.................Mindset, very powerful interview..........Thanks for this...........Blessings.................
Enjoyed the shit out of that and looking forward to Pt3👊🏼💥🇺🇸⚔🦅🏆🙏
I LOVE YOU GUYS. THANK YOU
brilliant interview - great outlook
Brilliant insight into understanding violence. Thanks for sharing.
Very interesting as always Tim , keep it up .
Righteous Anger is Key
Awesome content!! Thank you very much Tim for these interviews, and thank you Lee for sharing so much of your knowledge. Learnt so much
This is GOOD!
When I see those Bose noise-canceling or other earbuds, the first thing I think is..... prey. Good series. This guy pulls no punches.
I have great headphones but have never felt comfortable wearing them in public
@Matt---Tim as a very good video on just that. The girl is hit from behind and drops like a bag of s...ht
Bulldog spirit and the bite that goes with it.
Mr. Larkin...thank you for such an informative and entertaining interview. I really have to turn up the volume and pay attention but that's OK. This information is worth it's weight in gold and it's worth a lot. He reminds me of Grand Master Steve Swift . He often said, if no other option " kill or be killed" and the righteous indignation is spot on. Thank you Lee Morrison and Mr. Larkin for taking the time to show this. The martial artists take on "The Book of Five Rings" by Stephen F. Kaufman, Hanshi 10 Dan, pg 38 " A warrior has only one objective--to destroy the enemy by whatever means necessary. If you do not understand this teaching, then how can you ever hope to do what you are trying to accomplish? God bless.
I've been to prison for 7 and a half years, I understand what he Is talking about. I was at a violent prison and really went through some bad times. Witnessed atrocious attacks, and had to commit atrocious attacks and crimes to survive and get out. Now I have really been messed up with guilt and thought that something was wrong with me mentally because I don't act like other people in a cornered, or a life threatening situation. What happens to me is I go instantly calm, kinda see things slower but a hyper sense of everything, I'm already prepared to die so I have absolutely no fear. And the sad thing of it is I become in a blissful, nirvana state of mind. I was really worried about that, but everything he said is truth. And I don't feel so guilty. I will say this for everyone that thinks they are tough and they could do this in the Same situation. There is only two ways to know if you are the man you think you are. Get dropped off in a war zone with bullets flying over, or get dropped off in one of the states roughest prison. That is the only way you truly know. I am worried that I go into such a nirvana state with a adrenaline rush from hell and I don't get that feeling from nothing else. But he says exactly what I really needed to hear, it's a mindset. And I'm not afraid of anything in that mindset because I know deep down inside that 8 out of ten men are not willing to go where I am willing to go. I'm not going back to prison alive, so if you choose to come at me its really a loose loose situation, either I'm killing you or your killing me either way you are taken away from everything you love. If you won your going to prison, if you loose your dead. I stay at home most of the time because I thought I was going crazy. But maybe there is nothing wrong with me at all. I just turned this on and have never heard any of this but it makes total sense.
Thanks Tim
That was a lights witch moment
Lee is the modern equivalent to Fairbain updated and remapped, His book for doormen was full of little gems born out of his own experience.
Outstanding!!! :)
God Damn’ wonderful
I took a couple of pages of notes
No need for blasphemy
Thanks Tim great content
Ive tested out being in public as long as possible without touching my phone. Its interesting, i found myself constantly looking around not out of fear, but cause my mind now needed something else to do 😅
When he mentioned using visualization and still perceiving himself as Peter Pan, I imagined Peter Pan quickly snapping down Captain Hook then brutally stomping his medulla oblongata while shouting "Shut up cunt!"in Lee's distinctive English accent. He clearly is passionate and knowledgeable about the subject, what a great video and very eye opening.
A video I'd like to see is how to deal with dog attacks. I assume there is a lot of crossover in terms of body weaknesses, but are things like the neck and throat hits actually similar?
Tim try and get lee over state side so you two can put on a seminar in Vegas for 3 days or a week. It would be sold out.
A master of his craft.
I would like to know when the next tft seminar will be in Canada as I can't travel outside of Canada do to lack of proper fund to buy a passport and travel outside of Ontario let alone Canada a response would be much appreciated also I can't learn from DVD I've tried for sixteen years and still can't figure it out
I worked doors of clubs. After hours, thug rap, strip clubs, everything....that's where you gain real world experience
Tim, I purchased your SURVIVAL PACK online course. I cannot get onto the Forums. I am interested in finding a TFT training partner. Anyway I can use your site to find one? Is the Forums place an option to network for training partners?
My goal is to give you the best information from the best sources Mission accomplished
Top level
Lots of alcohol at the back. Lee must keep the bottles for self defence tools. :)
Been my thought for a long time because of experience, now I’m going to waste you as quickly as possible by any means available to me, don’t care about the law, oh no that’s gone, now I’m not expecting to go into survival mode, I’m too old for that but what I’m prepared for is threat to me and the level I’m prepared to go to......so L.......absolutely 🌹
Unleashing the dog.
I looked you up on FB when I started watching this, I wish to go to Canada to do some training w/ Mr BD...........Bless.............
@@f.dmcintyre4666 Thank you for your interest. With respect to this being Tim Larkin's and Lee Morrison's thread; would you be so kind as to contact me via my website or Facebook. We can take it from there. Thank you.
What about the ban? It was not in the book at least :)
Many folks have asked so I will do a short video on the subject
I’ve been following Lee for years and most of my training is inspired by his method/mindset. However, massive thanks go to Tim for doing this for us!! 🫡🔥
I never worried about weapons laws. I wasn’t going to get injured or killed because I was being obedient to some law that deprived me of my right of self defense. I always figured I was born with the natural right to survive.
I began old fashioned karate in 1957 at age ten. I began jujitsu around age 14 and still kept up with karate.
I began carrying a blade at around age thirteen. I began carrying a 1911 at age fifteen when I got cross wise with a grown up gangster.
Joined the military at age 17 and ended up in spec ops. Did 25 months in Vietnam and was wounded three times.
Worked as a contractor/body guard/ for twelve years overseas.
I believe in preemptive attack and getting in an aggressor’s face as soon as I feel an attack is coming.
Most of these guys talk about violence within the context of the law. There is no such thing. You just have to be intelligent, measured and ruthless to get away with it.
There’s a big difference between fighting and just putting someone down.
Tier is also a german term which means animal.
As I posted in first episode, I personally teach exactly the same concepts and principles here in the USA, all be it with some different verbiage unique to the SKS system. I have been warning people for years as to what was coming to America, and it still baffles the mind of this ex-pat Brit, how much denial most of America is in (sadly most of it self serving elective denial), even as we watched radicals and racist burn down, murder and loot Americas cities in 2020. I personally put this denial of the masses down to the leftist education system, and the deliberate feminization of males in America, along with the perverted indoctrination of Americas youth by covert and overt Marxist/Maoist educators, churning out weak willed and easily manipulated social justice mobsters, who individually are useless as tits on a bull, but as an unchallenged mob terrify the citizenry. When will people in America wake up to what happening and whats coming, and stand up again for this wonderful melting pot idea called America? One can only hope. Great interview, keep up the good work Tim, salute mate.
👌🏻 from UK
If you spend any time studying the people working in this area you'll pick up the big overlaps, and you'll pick up some of the things that have gone around that aren't necessarily useful.
There's a lot of overlap with Mr Morrison and Geoff Thompson. The mental exercise of contemplating loss is an example of that. And it's something you might want to avoid unless you are keen on torturing yourself psychologically.
The underlying problem is that most humans are wired up to avoid carrying out violence to each other. And despite what you might have picked up about 'alpha' and 'beta' and so on the reason for it is as old as our species. The first way of life for our species was nomadic foraging. The term 'hunter gatherers' is often misunderstood. Our species scavenged carcasses in the same way tha hyenas and others scavengers do. We took fruits and so on. Hunting wasn't glorious. When we figured out poisons we got to shooting poisoned arrows and tracking until the animal died. And we didn't always get to the carcass before the big cats, the vultures, or the hyenas. 'Hunter gatherer' people don't go in for fighting each other either. That's suicide for the whole group. Instead everyone is extremely co-operative and all food is shared. It's the opposite of the social Darwinist idea of 'survival of the fiercest'. It's the opposite of the (wrongly interpreted from the original scientific papers) idea of the 'aggressive alpha leading the group'.
For most of human history population density was very low. So when arguments happened (rarely) people just got up and left. Not glamorous or 'hard' is it? But that's what the vast bulk of us are still wired up for.
The problem of getting humans that are wired up for social co-operation to engage in violence was first taken properly seriously during WWII when the Allies noticed that there were only about 2% of armed forces personnel that were properly effective. 1% approx. were what you may know as psychopaths. The other 1% approx. were people that could adjust to doing 'things that had to be done'.
A lot of effort has been put in since WWII by the US armed forces in particular to bring that percentage up . And successfully so. And they haven't done it by teaching people to torture themselves psychologically. That's something it is very much worth looking into if you want to round out what you take from people like Mr Morrison and Mr Thompson. Mr Larkin's TFT system addresses that problem well, although you may not find it spelled out or spun off as a separate topic.
For anyone with a particular interest in the WWII era, you may find digging into what the SOE and OSS were about and what they taught to be particularly relevant to Mr Morrison's Tier 1 Civilian ideas.
I think o.s.s. agents understood that killing nazis would save lives ,and that reality most likely played into their motivation to kill. A parallel similar to the psychological exercise Lee talks about.
@@rodvan-zeller6360 This is a bit of a rabbit hole. The people selected for the SOE and OSS were not ordinary. They were comfortable doing all kinds of things that in everyday life would be weird and make most people very uncomfortable and thus stand out like a sore thumb. So it is a fair bet that a large proportion of those people were 'psychopaths' or not far from it.
There's a similar dynamic with the Royal Marines. The selection whittled down to a very particular group of people who were (and still are) capable of doing far more than average people can.
The original SAS were a very odd bunch of people who mostly had 'eccentric' personalities too.
What I was getting at before though was the curriculum the SOE and OSS taught. There's your base model for Tier 1 civilians. The skillset is broad and hand to hand combat is just part of it. The attitude of 'ungentlemanly conduct' (no rules or observance of any law, just figure out how to get things done) underpinned it all. It's an unemotional problem solving attitude.
And for the modern context, you don't need to model Tibetan Buddhism (contemplation of loss/death) you will find it far more practical to shift your locus of attention outside of yourself and into observing the responses of the person/s you are doing whatever you are doing to. It's the same shift in your head for becoming good at public speaking/teaching as for successfully doing violence. You pay attention to what they are doing in response to what you do (to them) and not whatever might be going on inside your own body.
@@johnwilkinson5811 Good points. Moral flexibility and ego dissolution is my take on your reply .
Who is Guy Richy ?
Having grown up soft as shit in the UK, wish I had gotten his mindset. At this point I would probably have a stroke trying to keep up.
Fucking legend
We need Larkin over on Bitchute... where he need not be careful what he says. Yeah! How 'bout some Bitchute exclusives, Tim?!
Curse auto correct. I meant self protection specialist.
What about interviewing Damian Ross of The Self Defense Company. This guy is no hype, not a show off, not a poser, not an egomaniac but a gentleman.
Him and I was also thinking Tim Kennedy would be a GREAT interview!
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