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OK, Brian/Doomx2001 --
Assuming you are legit, and not a nasty troll, please visit this link:
How to Discuss Koga Ryu/ninjutsu Lineage Claims - No BS MMA and Martial Arts
Although the title and content refer specifically to "Koga Ryu," it really goes for all ninjutsu lineage claims, including the Bujinkan. Please familiarize yourself with the suggested guidelines. The most important rule is that if you make the claim a particular organization's lineage is legitimate, then you bear the burden of proof for that claim using evidence.
For various reasons, the topic is not exactly on point for MABS (and it seems this thread started out there...) and if (after reading and understanding the "rules" in the link) you really think you can argue for the authenticity of the Bujinkan ninjutsu lineages, YMAS isn't the right forum either. You should consider creating a new thread in the Traditional Martial Arts -- Japanese Martial Arts subforum. (Please don't muddy up the stickied threads at the top on the subject.) In The JMA sub-forum, you are (somewhat) less likely to encounter noob trolling and random pirate jokes. If your information is presented well, we can attempt to keep out the riff-raff... a little.
BTW, is English your native language? I ask because you don't seem fully comfortable with writing. Perhaps it was the late hour? It would be best if any obstacles or challenges in communication were acknowledged up front.
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Repeating what Hatsumi told you does not make you a martial arts historian.
Read the Bujinkan FAQ: Bujinkan budo taijutsu (ninjutsu) faq - No BS MMA and Martial Arts
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Butt pirates, however, keep at least one aspect of the art alive. And those cheeky guys in Somalia.
OP I feel that you should thoroughly read the stickies before venturing into these well charted waters. The Bujinkan raises as many questions as it answers. I would recommend Kacem Zoughari's new book The Ninja Amazon.com: The Ninja: Ancient Shadow Warriors of Japan (9780804839273): Kacem , but I am having some problems with the conclusions he is drawing vis Takamatsu sensei.
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