Black Logic
Oleg Viktorovich Maltsev
Scientific Research Institute of world martial art traditions study and criminalistic research of weapon handling
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The essence of this book consists of How I have studied this system personally. My way differs radically from Nigel's outlook, but it is close to Lloyd's outlook; however, at the same time it oversteps his bounds. My vision has no relation to the viewpoint of Scott as he has tried to adapt the Southern African criminal tradition for the Mexican criminal tradition and to show it in the lights of the Mexican criminal tradition.
As a result, as far as I understand, Scott Babb has got the mix consisting of the Philippine military arts, criminal tradition of South Africa and the Mexican tradition. Concerning the Mexican criminal tradition, we will separately speak about it in other book. As for the book "Black Logic", no doubt, you may grab the opportunity to estimate my knowledge of the Southern African criminal tradition. After that you will be able (if you wish) to get acquainted with the views of Nigel, Lloyd and Scott, of course. As a result you in the right way to choose any viewpoint of these four people - I mean, choose any you feel more pleased by.
Personally, I consider my vision of the Southern African criminal tradition as true and correct. Why is it so? Firstly, because I am an expert in Norman system. Secondly, because the conversation with Mr. Lloyd begun with facing the fact that the criminal tradition to South Africa was brought by Danes, that is by Normans, and respectively, we should call this system to be truly -Norman. I research Norman system for 20 years approximately and certainly I understand the differences of system of South Africa and of initial Norman system. Besides , we have to admit, that the Southern African criminal tradition is one of the most difficult criminal traditions that I have ever met. It is difficult, first of all, due to the fact it is badly understood by white people.
It is difficult for us to understand the thinking of the black person. But frankly speaking, I also don't want you starting thinking as black people. I would like you to have acquired not working methods with bladed weapon, but a certain logic throughout the whole book. For this reason I entitled the book as "Black Logic". And once again: I would like to repeat that it is only my view of the Southern African criminal tradition. The criminal tradition of South Africa itself exists without Mr.Maltsev, without Mr.Scott, without Mr.Lloyd and without Nigel. It has existed before, exists today and will exist futher. Each of us is only a loud-hailer, and all of us simply tell facts helping to acquaint you with this tradition.
As a result, as far as I understand, Scott Babb has got the mix consisting of the Philippine military arts, criminal tradition of South Africa and the Mexican tradition. Concerning the Mexican criminal tradition, we will separately speak about it in other book. As for the book "Black Logic", no doubt, you may grab the opportunity to estimate my knowledge of the Southern African criminal tradition. After that you will be able (if you wish) to get acquainted with the views of Nigel, Lloyd and Scott, of course. As a result you in the right way to choose any viewpoint of these four people - I mean, choose any you feel more pleased by.
Personally, I consider my vision of the Southern African criminal tradition as true and correct. Why is it so? Firstly, because I am an expert in Norman system. Secondly, because the conversation with Mr. Lloyd begun with facing the fact that the criminal tradition to South Africa was brought by Danes, that is by Normans, and respectively, we should call this system to be truly -Norman. I research Norman system for 20 years approximately and certainly I understand the differences of system of South Africa and of initial Norman system. Besides , we have to admit, that the Southern African criminal tradition is one of the most difficult criminal traditions that I have ever met. It is difficult, first of all, due to the fact it is badly understood by white people.
It is difficult for us to understand the thinking of the black person. But frankly speaking, I also don't want you starting thinking as black people. I would like you to have acquired not working methods with bladed weapon, but a certain logic throughout the whole book. For this reason I entitled the book as "Black Logic". And once again: I would like to repeat that it is only my view of the Southern African criminal tradition. The criminal tradition of South Africa itself exists without Mr.Maltsev, without Mr.Scott, without Mr.Lloyd and without Nigel. It has existed before, exists today and will exist futher. Each of us is only a loud-hailer, and all of us simply tell facts helping to acquaint you with this tradition.
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Oleg Viktorovich Maltsev - Scientist of applied sciences, candidate of psychological sciences, author of numerous studies in the field of martial arts and world criminal traditions. Head of the Memory Institute, Research Institute of World Martial Art Traditions and Criminalistic Research of Weapon Handling, as well as the International Schicksalsanalyse Community Research Institute.
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