Bullshido Artist Ralph Severe

**kamiyamashinobi** · Posted On: 3/08/2010 12:01am

Yes you are correct, that days was today, I fess up... Well I just woke up a few seconds ago and realized that I was a complete failure and a fake.

But before that I knew I would not respond to rude, disrespectful and immature minded Q by people on this thread.

It is true I have trained in Togakure ryu Ninpo Taijutsu for just about 24+ years so knowing thisI assume this is why anyone would say ninjer but then again I'm a fake and a failure too.

I got a interesting call today from a fake law enforcement instructor today where I did fake training for the past 9+ years.. seems there has been some undercover work going on behind my fake back by some forum Cats.

mmmmmm I wonder what this is all about.
Stay tune..

**Arskanator** · Posted On: 3/08/2010 2:35am

Originally Posted by kamiyamashinobi

I got a interesting call today from a fake law enforcement instructor today where I did fake training for the past 9+ years.. seems there has been some undercover work going on behind my fake back by some forum Cats.

mmmmmm I wonder what this is all about.
Stay tune..

Wait, undercover? So people contacting your instructors to verify your claims counts as undercover work?

**tgace** · Posted On: 3/08/2010 2:41am

I have a few more certification ideas:

Master Instructor: Tactical Boots. Wear and Maintanence

Tactical eyewear technician 8 hrs

Law Enforcement Duty gear expert instructor course

Portable Radio Certification

Instructor certification: Police Flashlight

I never realized that I needed to be "certified" in so many things. I feel like I have been robbed.

:copdance:

Im being sarcastic of course, but many of these certification claims seem a bit pedantic in my experience. A certification in "disarming"? From where I come from an officer gets a certification as a "defensive tactics instrucctor". Getting a cert in "weapon disarming" would be like getting separate certifications in punching, kicking, grappling, etc...it's just not done that way where I am from.

I am sure that Ralph has been instructed by a bonafied police officer.

I was certified as an instructor in chemical agents and less lethal weapons by Armor Training.

I could have (my cert lapsed) taught some "civilian" and made them up a certificate and been "legit"... I guess.

But that's different from my having the authority to certify someone to be able to "teach Law Enforcement". Or my being able to grant any "powers" to a non-LE individual. If my imaginary student ever used my "training" and got sued and then said that I "certified him"...my ass would be in the proverbial sling.

I am sure that Ralph won't reply, but I wonder if he claims that he has taught at a "Police Department"? Has he been put on any PD's official record as having certified police officers in all these things he claims he is certified in? Has any police officer had to testify or produce training records stating that he was trained in "Police Baton" by Ralph Severe when on the stand?

Do any of these certificates grant Ralph the ability to employ any of those weapons or tools in the states they were issued in? Do any officers have a course by Ralph Severe listed on their departments official training records?

**kamiyamashinobi** · Posted On: 3/08/2010 3:14am

Law Enforcement Duty gear expert instructor course

OMG I have that one.. too.
Wow.. Oh shoot.. I forgot.. I'm a fake... failure.. and fat.. tubby and well.. American.

**Hiro Protagonist** · Posted On: 3/08/2010 6:02am

Originally Posted by tgace

I have a few more certification ideas:

Master Instructor: Tactical Boots. Wear and Maintanence

Tactical eyewear technician 8 hrs

Law Enforcement Duty gear expert instructor course

Portable Radio Certification

Instructor certification: Police Flashlight

I never realized that I needed to be "certified" in so many things. I feel like I have been robbed.

:copdance:

Im being sarcastic of course, but many of these certification claims seem a bit pedantic in my experience. A certification in "disarming"? From where I come from an officer gets a certification as a "defensive tactics instrucctor". Getting a cert in "weapon disarming" would be like getting separate certifications in punching, kicking, grappling, etc...it's just not done that way where I am from.

I am sure that Ralph has been instructed by a bonafied police officer.

I was certified as an instructor in chemical agents and less lethal weapons by Armor Training.

I could have (my cert lapsed) taught some "civilian" and made them up a certificate and been "legit"... I guess.

But that's different from my having the authority to certify someone to be able to "teach Law Enforcement". Or my being able to grant any "powers" to a non-LE individual. If my imaginary student ever used my "training" and got sued and then said that I "certified him"...my ass would be in the proverbial sling.

I am sure that Ralph won't reply, but I wonder if he claims that he has taught at a "Police Department"? Has he been put on any PD's official record as having certified police officers in all these things he claims he is certified in? Has any police officer had to testify or produce training records stating that he was trained in "Police Baton" by Ralph Severe when on the stand?

Do any of these certificates grant Ralph the ability to employ any of those weapons or tools in the states they were issued in? Do any officers have a course by Ralph Severe listed on their departments official training records?

That.

As a non-American, I have two questions for you bullies:

1. Can certificates such as those be given through the NRA, or other, similar organizations?

2. Would it even be legal for a civilian to participate in any military courses and obtain certificates in them? - As long as they were given by an official governmental institution. Because where I come from, it is not. Instead of discussing every single certificate of Mr Severe's we could then maybe apply a "golden rule".

**Rock Ape** · Posted On: 3/08/2010 6:31am

Given that Severe only has 43 days worth of actual military training, I'd suggest that he souldn't be teaching any "military" based material. Unless of course he has some other real world military experience he can use as the foundation of his instruction however, I would suggest, from what I've witnessed, his basis for these skills is drawn from Systema.

That said, he's still LARPing regardless because he's had absolutely no military based combative experience on which to give him the credibility REAL military professionals should be looking for.

Originally Posted by kamiyamashinobi

I got a interesting call today from a fake law enforcement instructor today where I did fake training for the past 9+ years.. seems there has been some undercover work going on behind my fake back by some forum Cats.

mmmmmm I wonder what this is all about.
Stay tune..

No undercover work at all.. I publicly stated I'd email Mr. Gutierrez to gain clarification regarding your qualifications and he was very accomodating.

I'm sure he'll be in touch with you several more times as I'll be in dialogue with him a again I'm sure.

**Hiro Protagonist** · Posted On: 3/08/2010 12:45pm

... And I for my part have contacted and got response from various BBT authorities to inquire there about your past in MAs, Mr Severe.

The answers were quite telling, and the Bullshido Investigators here are informed about my progress.

**searcher66071** · Posted On: 3/08/2010 1:15pm

Originally Posted by Rafael

That.

As a non-American, I have two questions for you bullies:

1. Can certificates such as those be given through the NRA, or other, similar organizations?

I will take a stab at this one. As an NRA Certified Instructor, we do not have training in most of the areas that Mr. Severe has stated he is licensed. So, he did not get those certifications from us. We certify for handgun, rifle, and shotgun. We also have marksmanship courses for youngsters and adults. It is possible that the Civilian Marksmanship Program has programs that we do not offer, but I am not sure. It would not be hard to find out for sure.

Many of our HG instructors take private training from an individual on how to disarm a person. I actually did this for my NRA Training Counselor at a Pistol Instructor's course. The reason why they learn it is to take a firearm from a scared student, not from a bad guy. We don't teach or train for disarming a bad guy in the NRA, as we are training/teaching to use our firearms.

As a side note-we, The NRA, never call a firearm a "weapon" nor do we call any of our training, "weapons training." We consider it as giving firearms and their use a negative connotation.

**Rock Ape** · Posted On: 3/08/2010 4:57pm

More attempted mind games Ralph ?

Sorry but you'll have to try harder than that.

Had any more phone calls from Kevin ?

With regard to training with you... Laughable. Thanks but no thanks, I have professionals to provide that for me.