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Subject: "Historical Martial Artist" Tony Jaa...by D.D. Yates Author: Anonymous [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 22:12:48 03/04/14 Tue Tony Jaa is an Historical Martial Artist inasmuch as his exploits define that label. In the movie the Protector Tony climbes up to a second story as if he were in a quiky Kung Fu movie. I am bringing up Tony Jaa as a comparison and as a defense. Calling myself an Historical Martial Artist and puting forth a concerted effort to put that subject into history is what my story will be. My quarrel has been and still is with the visual (Gannett Newspapers excluded - USA Today - Reno Gazzette Journal) media. When you in the visual media at the National Networks have decided to sit on my story for the last several years you also decided to bridge a subject of anthropology and history. Something you only hear being done in communist countries? Since there is no record of my feats in the History of Film or Hollywood you have to assume my claims are legitimate...My claims (on video given to the Reno Newpaper) of finger-tip-push-ups and finger-tip-hand-stand; along with palms-to-heaven-push-ups and palms-to-heaven-push-ups. The National Media may go into the banter that, 'well he doesn't want to deal with Hollywood,' or 'his little seen stint on the History Channel was illustrating enough'. This has to be their subterfuge of some "anonymous comparison". Hollywood has one reason. If you can do these Historical Feats than come to Hollywood and prove it. If you can't prove these historical feats or exploits anytime anywhere (Hollywood) than you lying. It is just that simple. Hollywoods legal out. D.D. Yates' legal situation is not whole due to the National Media sitting on his story. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]