As everyone has probably figured
out, I have alot of questions about SCARS. Here's my list of questions I wish Peterson
would answer. Personally, I don't think he'll provide answers. Maybe I'm wrong!
In
the meantime, if anyone can think of additional questions we should ask, that are
reasonable and not too rude, let us know, we'll add them to the list.
And
hey, if Jerry answers ALL THE QUESTIONS, doesn't pick and choose his favorites, and
doesn't use profanity or something, we'll be happy to post his answers.
In what capacity did you serve your
country in Vietnam? What was your actual position in Charlie company?
When
exactly did you begin your martial arts training and who was it under?
What
styles have you formally studied?
What instructors, specific names, did you
study under?
Did you ever study Kung Fu San Soo under Master Bill Hulsey?
If so, when, and for how long?
Do you and Master Hulsey still talk? Is the
relationship between you "good"? When was the last time the 2 of you talked?
Your
ads imply that SCARS was licensed to the SEALS, what were the terms of that agreement,
specifically for how long, who was to be trained (BUDS, Seal instructors, Seals themselves?),
etc.
Are you the current, exclusive, and full time fighting trainer to the
Navy Seals, right now? Were you ever?
Is SCARS in the process of being dropped,
or phased out by the SEALS?
If so, when did this phasing out begin, and why?
And,
who specifically decided to cancel SCARS? (names)
What military groups are
you trying to license SCARS training too, and why?
Lew Hicks says at his website:
a.
SCARS is not used at all in today's Navy SEAL Teams.
b. Scars had only a limited
and separate teaching.
c. Scars has been banned from the Teams, and its developer
( who had merely changed the name "Kung Fu" to Scars) has been black balled
for lying in his advertisements.
d. Very few Navy SEALs ever took the Scars course-it's
use was limited to BUDs students who were not yet SEALs
Could you please comment
on each of those statements?
It is rumored that you pursued legal action against
Lew Hicks, is that true, why did you do that, and what was the outcome?
Do
you really feel a person can win EVERY fight using SCARS, against any opponent, and
if so why?
Are there any circumstances, at all, in which a person might not
react in a predictable way to certain strikes or blows?
Whose idea was it
to do a SCARS article in BB magazine, yours, BB's, or Borkland's?
Did you
pay Mr. Borkland, or compensate him in any way, to write your recent article in Black
Belt Magazine?
Did you pay for, or reimburse Borkland for any of his expenses,
such as hotel and airfare? How was he compensated for his expenses?
Did you
know of Mr. Borkland prior to the BB article, and if so, for how long, and when did
you first become aware of each other? What is your relationship w/him?
How
many active Navy Seals are there in the US?
How many active Seals would you
estimate went through SCARS?
How many active Seals would you estimate have
had SCARS training?
When was the last time SCARS was taught to all SEALS?
How
many active SCARS instructors do the SEALS currently have? How many did they have
at its peak?
Are these SEAL instructors still teaching SCARS?
Why would
SCARS be phased out by the SEALS if it's 100% realiable?
Was SCARS ever really
classified, and if so why?
What brought about its de-classification?
In
regards to course # K-431-0096, who specifically can I call to find out more about
that course?
What are the couse numbers for the other 2 courses you taught?
Describe
all 3 courses and what they entailed?
Describe in detail the "pilot"
SCARS course from 1987 and how it was used by the SEALS?
Describe in detail
the 30 day, 300 hr SCARS Instructor course that the SEALS had?
What was the
3rd course, in detail, and how was it used?
Is that all of the courses you
taught the SEALS? If not, please describe the others?
If you're the only person
who had official course numbers assigned to the 3 programs you came up with, what
are your thoughts about others who also claim to teach the SEALS?
What's the
phone number for the Naval Special Warfare Training Command in Coronado,CA ? Is this
where SCARS training took place? Or is this the location that "makes decisions"
on training programs? What locations was SCARS taught at, and what office makes those
decisions?
Some people say SCARS was never taught to SEALS, only to BUDS,
why do they say that?
Is David Landis, LCDR, USN, still the active head of
US Navy Seal Training? If so, where can one reach him? If not, who is in that position
now?
Can we get photocopies of the various forms of proof your staff says
is available at your headquarters?
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