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I agree, there are haters out there and they will always come up with ways to de-credit someone and not really hearing from the man himself. It is great that Frank has finally proven himself in his own words and that is quite a resemblance to Van Damme in that one photo.

Ohhhhhh, you're a religious nut, that explains your fanatical devotion to a ridiculous fantasy.

“You asmodeus seem to be back peddling and skirting around the fact thesource66 claimed he personally knows and served with Dux”

I'm not back pedaling (learn to spell) or skirting around anything. I never even mentioned thesource66's comments.

“Here is how it is all relevant to this article since it escapes you”

Oh I read the article, and none of it “escaped me”. I just saw right through it. And I'm done talking to you since it is patently clear that you are a paranoid mouthbreather with his tongue so far up Dux's ass that anything you say will be bullshit. Goodbye and enjoy your stay on kungfucinema.com. Feel free to respond to this and hurl all the insults and accusations you want at me. I won't bother replying to your trolling. Loser.

Let me help you out here… again, lets discuss this… intelligently

What year does the pic of Dux say it was taken? 1983

What country was it taken in?… Doesn't say

Does it even say if it was taken in the field and that he was a US Navy SEAL or SPEC OPS, at all? NO, it doesn't say… Just says:

“Down in the trenches in 1983. The .357 was the sidearm that distinguished special unit personnel”

The S&W .357 was issued to Special Anti-terror unit, SEAL Team 6, a fact confirmed by its founder Lt. Cmdr. Marchinko also called a fake by SOF magazine but as you can read for yourself Dux makes no such claims of being part of any US military special unit in his book.

How you can make out the rifle in the pic is a ruger 10/22 or the stock for that matter is beyond me given the photo's size is an old black and white 2 x 3″ and graininess makes details like imprint brand and type of stock illegible.

In fact, according to the book in front of you Dux says he was a contract agent (just like Black Water personnel, Top Canopy, E Systems, etc.who wear outdated uniforms or none at all)… so why do you support some kind of injurious statement asserting as if he did by your calling attention to the pic in front of you as some kind of proof of this, at all?

The fact is from my perspective of having just read the book you are either intentionally misleading others to serve an ulterior motive or you're repeating something you heard or read somewhere else, like SOF sued for libel and slander.

The fact you bring it up at all when we are talking about Bloodsport, is suspect.

Therefore, I put it to you most respectfully your representations are deeply flawed when you are representing Dux offrered up this picture as some kind of proof of being in SpecOps when he says just the opposite in his book.

Now, let me put it to you once more.

Stop and consider even if what you are saying is absolutely true… Since he was a covert op as his book states (and as he is identified under penalty of perjury by Iran Contra Insider who was its paymaster, the right person in the position to know), means his modus operandi would dictate his using non-attributable DOD uniforms and weapons…

So when you come to think of it your own argument that nothing fits US military profile actually supports his claims as true and not the other way around, doesn't it Mac_64? C'mon I chewed my fair share of dirt… If you were there then you know how these guys are innocuous… how they really operate, c'mon admit it.

You asmodeus seem to be back peddling and skirting around the fact thesource66 claimed he personally knows and served with Dux for three years and then went off and made a libelous and injurious statement.

Here is how it is all relevant to this article since it escapes you, the article states:

“Over the years, Frank’s involvement in ninjitsu has caused many to question his credibility. I asked him why all of these “internet ninjas” attack his reputation. “There’s a lot of people who engage in what’s called trade libel and they want to have everybody in the world feeling like they are the only legitimate martial artist of that ilk. Anyone with knowledge in that area, they attack them. It’s like one guy saying, ‘I’m the last Indian and all of these other Indian nations are full of shit. I’m the only real one.’”