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“Stay ‘unreasonable.’  If you
don’t like the solutions [available to you], come up with your
own.” 
Dan Webre

The Martialist does not
constitute legal advice.  It is for ENTERTAINMENT
PURPOSES ONLY
.

Copyright © 2003-2004 Phil Elmore, all rights
reserved.

THE MARTIALIST ISSUE 2.06


The Martialist continues its second year with
this double issue for September-October.  This publication has become widely known in a
year and a half of regular issues.  We’ve built an impressive body of work
and continue to innovate. Respected manufacturers in the self-defense and tools industries
recognize us as an influential and informative venue through which they
can reach a broad audience. Subscribers send e-mail regularly thanking us
for the content that appears on these pages. None of this would have been
possible without our contributors and without our readers. You have made
this magazine – your magazine – something truly special. I cannot thank
you enough for that.


If you haven’t already done so, I strongly encourage you
to register and participate in
the official discussion forum of The Martialist
Pax Baculum, a play on words that
loosely means “peace through force.”

With this issue we’re also featuring something new –
Robert Humelbaugh’s Unsheathed column.  Robert is well-known in the
self-defense industry.  He’s the man behind
Survival Sheath
and co-hosts Kelly Worden’s
On the Edge radio
show.

Once again I encourage anyone considering writing for us
to go ahead and submit their work.  We’ll seriously consider
anything that is sent here, so if you’re throwing around an article idea,
please do feel free to send it along.  If we can’t use it, we won’t,
but we like to look at everything.

Don’t forget that half of the magazine
is available for free, right here, every month. 
Just so you can
catch up, if you haven’t read the free content for our issues so far this
year, here are links to them:

Issue 2.05-2.06  ♠ 
Issue 2.04  
Issue 2.03  ♠ 
Issue 2.02  ♠ 
Issue 2.01  

YEAR ONE 2004  ♠ 
March 2004

Jan-Feb 2004  ♠  December 2003  ♠ 
November 2003
October 2003  ♠ 
September
2003
  ♠ 
August
2003

July
2003
   
June
2003
   
May
2003

In the column to the right you’ll see a link to this
month’s free content repeated.  Below that is the listing of this
issue’s subscriber content.  Each issue contains such a list –
so you can see what you’re missing.  We hope that if you like what
you see for free online, you’ll be intrigued by the topics covered in our
subscriber mailing.  To subscribe and receive these articles each
month via e-mail, click here.

Our goal at The Martialist is to
provide you with quality information, education, and entertainment – material that will help you make choices about realistic self-defense.
   
You may not like everything you see, but that’s okay – because I don’t agree with everything I publish from others, either. 
(We encourage you to submit your own articles from different perspectives,
too.)  As you will read many times in perusing our articles, the choice is yours

Make it wisely.

Click here For the free content

This issue’s subscriber content:

Na Na Na Na, Hey Hey Hey, Goodbye
By Jack Rumbaugh

In the Name of Allah
By Jack Rumbaugh

Winning the War on Terror?
By Phil Elmore

Red Alert
By Lawrence Keeney

Karate Concepts
By  Harvey Moul

The Martialist Workout
By Tony Manifold

Sikal Tactical Combatives Flexible Weapons Vol. 1
Review by Justin Swift

Alive Drills and Sparring
By Tony Manifold

Talk Show Host Assaulted by “Fan”
By Harvey Moul

Equip Yourself at Countycomm.com
By Phil Elmore

Sayoc Kerambit DVD
Review by Justin Swift

Black Belt Season at the Dojo
By Harvey Moul

Rank, Standards, and Pratice in the Martial Arts
By Paul Janulis

Surviving a Street Knife Assault
Review by Tony Manifold

Martial Arts as Combat Science
By Judson Miers

Comhrac Bas and Chris Clugston
By Tony Manifold

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