Alert the Internet Shogunate… Ninjas On the Prowl!
From member Chaunfa Tom:
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Well basically, E-Budo members were questioning the lineage of Konigun Ninjutsu, a small chain of Ninja Dojos situated in small backwoods southern towns. In 2003 Dallas claimed he was going to Japan to meet with his secret Japanese teacher Saiija. Don Roley said “well I live in Japan, I would like to meet your teacher”. Dallas gave many excuses and of course, never went to Japan.<table class=“image” align=left>
<caption align=“right”><font size=“-2”><div class=“info”>“Ninja Master” Bryce Dallas, suing the Internet for talking about him. Ninja Business is Serious Business, apparently. What’d we do without Ninjas?</div></font></caption>
<tr><td></td></tr></table>In the first thread members of his school came forward with stories of Dallas having sex with young female members and they would be in his “Super Secret Ninja Inner Knighthood”. The more you read into the thread it becomes very obvious that Konigun Ninjutsu is a cult.
The second thread is more recent with more allegations of Bryce Dallas’ abuse of members. More promises to prove his lineage. More of his cultees defending him til death. If you just read about the 10 last pages on the first thread you get the idea.[/i]
We’ll keep you posted as this story develops.
You can view the original thread on Bullshido that brought this to our attention here.
Additionally, more information can be found on one of the e-budo threads in question here.
I’m just glad that there is an art out there with worse lineage wars than _ing _un. Oh, and that it’s completely made up and fake, as opposed to the secrets of hand-slapping that have been cautiously passed down for generations.
There are more than enough verifiable, legitimate peeps on Bullshido with the expertise to step forward and shoot down this moron’s claims of rank & status. I, for one, am in.
His CMA - TCMA rank claim is uber bullshit as the idiot has mixed the colored Sash rank scheme not uncommon in CMA - TCMA with the Dan scheme associated with Judo, Karate and such.
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Yeah there is no question that he is bullshido.
Read some of the stuff kage said on pg 61 about not ever having “the honor” of meeting or even contacting saiija after 17 years of training.
The big thing now is that he is sueing people in federal court for posting on that thread.
Please observe the signature blocks, fonts, style of diploma…
Can we say sad printing techniques? LOL.
Also, lovely… the way the book cover has KONIGUN written in Katakana, an alphabet reserved for foreign words. I am no Japanese expert, but that is just sad. Maybe some beautiful Kanji next time.
I came upon this site, researching the Frank Dux BS out there, and this website was on the money. I enrolled in 1985 for the “Purple Belt Program”. After realizing what a crock of shit it was, I stopped going.
Later on, I joined the service. A couple of years later, my mother calls me crying, staying that she is being sued by some guy for breach of contract (I stopped paying the fees when I quit the “dojo”).
Anyway, I was just a victim of Frankie’s many lawsuits.
Now if I can find the membership card so you guys can have a laugh…
I dunno, it seems that God has approved of this guys legitimacy. How can you guys argue with THAT?
(hmmph! All I have on my certificates are the heads of the systems. Mere mortals. I suudenly feel cheapened by this whole thing)
By the way, guys, if you look through the old e-budo thread, you’ll see the photos that were [img] linked in that thread when discussing Konigun were replaced with images of “poetry” written by Dallas, presumably. He tries to retort to the [img] linking with pseudo-asian pseudo-philosophical poetry which says things like, “Who would use a weapon that the other person can control”, and things like that.
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My teacher (one of the people being sued) and I have had a big laugh about this. We keep wondering how he plans to serve him here in Texas and also how he is going to serve John Lindsey in Iraq!
Went to the courthouse to search through the newspaper archives for an article I remembered reading years ago. The following are my notes on said article:
The Daily Sentinel-Star, March 27, 1987, page 6-A
MARTIAL ARTS MASTER ARRESTED
Jackson, MS (UPI)
A self-styled ninja master was arrested in Simpson County on counterfeiting charges. Bryce F. Dallas, of Mathison, was apprehended in Baily, CO as a federal fugitive. Dallas was indicted on charges in July 1986 and failed to show for a January 8 sentencing. He plead guilty to conspiracy for a 5-year sentence. Assistant US Attorney Richard Starrett said other charges may be pending, due to the fact Dallas had a 16 year-old boy with him and crossed state lines, and that he failed to appear.
Will try and get a copy, or hand-write a copy verbatim and get it on the thread soon.
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In April 1992, a Copiah County grand jury returned a joint six-count indictment against Bryce Dallas and Bennie Myers. On April 27, 1992, Dallas, represented by retained attorney Harry Kelly, entered a plea of guilty to Count Two of the indictment. The record does not reflect the disposition of the other counts, but “Exhibit B” of Dallas’s brief is a copy of an order signed by Circuit Judge Joe Pigot which indicates that upon Dallas’s plea of guilty, the other five counts were dismissed.
Dallas argues that there is new evidence which proves his innocence. The appropriate standard of review then is whether Dallas proved by a preponderance of the evidence that material facts existed which had not been previously heard and which required the vacation of his guilty plea or sentence. Watson v. State, 483 So.2d 1326, 1330 (Mis. 1986). The evidence presented by Dallas clearly does not meet this standard. The new evidence Dallas refers to is affidavits from his mother, sister, and Bennie Ray Myers, his co-indictee.
Dallas maintains that these affidavits prove his innocence. This Court is not persuaded. This is not an instance where alibi and defense witnesses were not available to testify at trial, Dallas pled guilty to the crime. Surely, if anyone would know whether Dallas committed the burglary it would be him, and he admitted it under oath before the trial court. Looking to the record of Dallas’s guilty plea hearing it is clear he was involved in the burglary. He went so far as to tell the trial judge why he had committed the crime, stating, “The reason I did this, this was – I was trying to put a drug dealer out of business . . . . I was wrong. I’m not trying to justify what I did. I just wanted to make that statement.” Dallas has failed to meet his burden of proof in this instance and accordingly, this issue should be affirmed.