The article however talks less about the techniques used in Karate. But, it is hard to read about the use of the same techniques in real life to accomplish a real task. You see the hard-to-believe use of Karate and other Martial Arts techniques in some movies also. Seems like unbelievable right? Often you got to read news about such shows happened in an auditorium or some stage. The first incident mentioned is:įifteen members of the International Budo Association led by Phil Milner demolished a 6 roomed early Victorian house at Idle, Bradford, Yorkshire by head, foot and empty hand in 6 hours on 4 th Jun 1972. The article is started with the reference of Phil Milner. If yes, then you will definitely like to go for this article. What is the technique used by an experienced Karateka which makes him/her able to break wooden sheets, bricks, ice bricks etc, without getting them themselves injured?ĭoes this question raised to your mind ever? Here are some of the links you would like to follow: The writing style of the author makes the article worth reading. We need to learn from the history to know what works and what not, and implement actions accordingly.
We need to do the right things at right time. The message to learn from the article is: Without knowing the background and roots of anything, it is not possible to resolve it fully. But what we found as even better side of the article is, rather than joining the bandwagon of articles and news about recent terrorist attacks and its retaliation actions the author tried to find the root of the cause to find when, where and how it is started. Of course it is courageous to write such article. The author’s research deserves appreciation.
The article also explores brilliantly that how war tactics are used and describes the proxy war genre. The article about Operation Topac (which was started a long ago by Pakistani Army Chief after defeat in war against India) provide in-depth information about it.
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