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The Deadliest Warrior on Spike

The Deadliest Warrior is a new series on Spike and it's excellent guilty pleasure guy fare. Morning stars crashing into human replica gel-filled dummy heads, katanas slicing pig carcasses in half, and interesting, often ludicrous - occasionally hilarious - match-ups soberly presided over by bio-engineers, ER doctors, paramedics, and IT geeks with computer simulation models.

Needless to say, this show is what Trips Right and I would produce if given an unlimited budget, cameras, a warehouse, and a desire to settle our eternal "Could Margaret Thatcher defeat Benazir Bhutto?" in hand-to-hand combat debate.

The basic premise is this: various great warriors of history (and this is amusingly debatable as you'll soon see) face off against each other in a wooded meadow in a fight to the death. Tactics, strategy, armor, and armament are all assessed through a combination of thoughtful simulation and wild ass guessing. They then run computer simulations 1,000 times to determine the victor, followed by two fighters acting out the scene. We have, to date, seen battles between the following:

Apache vs. Gladiator (Apache wins, surprisingly)
Samurai vs. Viking (Samurai by a nose)
Spartan vs. Ninja (Bronze Age Spartan in a rout, Ninja fantasists pout)

The demonstrators are probably the most impressive part of the show as these are all guys who have spent a lifetime practicing these weapons and it gives you a certain measure of respect for the crude destructive power of swords, bows, and axes when wielded by a skilled practitioner. In that sense, it makes military history come alive. I was fairly impressed when one of tne of the samurai bowmen called out various shots before the arrow left the string in a bored monotone as each hit exactly where he aimed: Left eye, thwack! Right eye, thwack! Heart, thwack! Deltoid of sword hand, thwack! Good stuff.

And coming up in future episodes are (folks, I'm not shitting you, I swear):

Pirate vs Knight

Arrrrrrrrr! Gunpowder versus gallantry. Lancelot takes on Jack Sparrow in a duel to the death...or - in the pirate's case - the rape. Let me suggest that if the pirate doesn't get the knight with his first shot, he's in a world of hurt. Just wait, this gets better...

Mafiosi vs. Yakuza

Can't wait to see this epic warrior confrontation. In this corner: a heavily inked Japanese man with no pinky fingers and difficulty gaining access to firearms, highly skilled in beating up Korean prostitutes! In that corner: a morbidly obese Italian from Newark wearing a track suit, skilled at harassing deli owners and infiltrating union leadership. Riveting.

Maori vs. Shaolin Monks

I salute the randomness of this pairing - I just find it amusing. Though I mock neither. The Maori are undoubtedly fierce bastards and the Shaolin Monks will wow us with Drunken Angry Monkey and Recalcitrant Bumblebee. At least we'll get to see a haka from a pissed off Junior Seau prototype and a Jackie Chan clone making a spear dance.

Shaka Zulu vs William Wallace

I'm not sure why they pick specific people here rather than Zulu vs Highlander, but it should make for great fun. The Zulu may win the fight, but the Scotsman will do it cheaper. Though I'm not liking a hide shield against a broadsword. And what about the fireballs from his arse?

Taliban vs. IRA

(I'm shaking my head and laughing )

Boy, there's a proud warrrior tradition for you.

Let's get this straight: little Tommy O'Shaughnessy, unstable little bastard, fresh off of Shankill Road and the council estates attempts to knee cap Mustafa Ala-Aziz, illiterate Islamic Fundamentalist and mule fornicator. That should be a great matchup. The IRA man sets up a car bomb on the Taliban's donkey while the Taliban guy sets up an IED in the local pub under a Guinness. Both wait for seventeen hours. Bored, the IRA man tries to flush out the Taliban guy with a fat weepy Catholic girl parading around with open ankle while the Taliban guy clinks whiskey glasses together to form an Irishman's mating call. Good television.

I mocked some of these matchups, but I'll watch them.

I'm not sure if you guys have seen it, but if not - take a look.

If you have, let me know what you think about it.

What do you think of the show? What warriors are missing?

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“Shaolin Monks will wow us with Drunken Angry Monkey and Recalcitrant Bumblebee.”

Oh nicely done, as is the rest of this. I’ll certainly have to check out the show.

I eagerly await Vampire Hooligan vs. Space Cowboy.

by Minnesotahorn on Apr 23, 2009 8:47 PM CDT reply actions  

Like alot of people, I don’t watch much television or read newspapers. Most of my entertainment comes from the Internet. Anyway, I think the President of Iran or Castro or Blago, Ellen Degeneras(for real) are pretty good warriors. I don’t agree with any of them, I just think they’re pretty good fighters.

by Clek on Apr 23, 2009 8:51 PM CDT reply actions  

The show seems to have missed the mark a bit if they left out the men who originated the meal known today as mongolian beef. The greatest warrior race ever to hit the face of the world were those itty bitty, illiterate mongolians on their itty bitty, minature ponies. With no sense of military tactics and strategy, those little men spread themselves and their empire out like a raging wild fire and essentially conquered the entire known world, never suffering a loss in doing so. The lives of those nomadic midgets were the true epitome of the phrase: "I came, I saw, I conquered, making Ceasar himself look like a little boy and his over blown victories like mere child’s play in direct comparison.

Probably, the best and most feared warriors have always come from a group of men who had no ability to read or write. There is something about becoming literate that tends to make wimps and wussies out of men. It seems to take the MAN out of a man. So if one can read the above, then it would be sensible not to consider yourself to be a REAL man and to be glad that some over zealous monk managed to teach those nomads how to read and write, turning them essentially into wimps and wussies like the rest of us.

In a world of the world wide web where everyone now knows how to read and write and how to order books from Amazon, there simply are no more warriors left to be found on the face of the world – alot of computer dorks but no genuine warriors. What a trade off this thing we call progress and civilization is? We managed to turn bad ass, REAL MAN Genghis Khan into some geek internet tech, one who has about as much machismo as a 60’s era VW BUG.

by Splish Splash on Apr 23, 2009 9:00 PM CDT reply actions  

We’re all just wild, wild boys.

by Clek on Apr 23, 2009 9:03 PM CDT reply actions  

Air Force Staff Weather Officer versus Army Bath and Laundry Specialist. Settle it once and for all.

Both of these jobs really exist. It’ll be cheap and easy.

by Objective Aggie on Apr 23, 2009 9:10 PM CDT reply actions  

Coach Knight would embed a folding chair in the back of the head of Leach while he’s passed out drink. It would actually come close to the IRA/Taliban conclusion.

by Eskimohorn on Apr 23, 2009 9:19 PM CDT reply actions  

Where’s the 2005 USC Trojans vs the 3rd reich?

by NY Horn on Apr 23, 2009 9:34 PM CDT reply actions  

What about Aquaman vs. Prince Namor, the Sub-mariner?

Splish splash, have you read the Conn Iggulden series on Genghis? Historical fiction. I dug the Caesar tetralogy, but only have the first one on G.

by Nerd boy on Apr 23, 2009 9:35 PM CDT reply actions  

No, I have not. I have been attempting to unlearn how to read and write and get some of my uncivilized balls back. I’ve been smacking myself in the head with hammer in my efforts, but so far, no luck. So quit writing to me and tempting me. You ain’t helping me on this matter.

by Splish Splash on Apr 23, 2009 10:31 PM CDT reply actions  

Splish splash:

I enjoyed your post, and am generally in agreement. You are forgetting Goliath’s Spring, however, where the Islamic world’s last hope, illiterate Mamluke slaves from Asia Minor, Turkestan and elsewhere, defeated the Mongol remnant of Hulagu’s army (and spelt the death knell for the remaining husk of the Crusader states).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Ain_Jalut

Perhaps it is true that the Mongols never lost a battle to a literate enemy, at least… I’ve heard good things about the Iggulden series as well, but have yet to pick them up. Bernard Cornwell’s Saxon stories are a ripping yarn if you have the time (and the Dark Age Wiking inclination).

by Ojnab Bob on Apr 23, 2009 10:53 PM CDT reply actions  

“Bored, the IRA man tries to flush out the Taliban guy with a fat weepy Catholic girl parading around with open ankle while the Taliban guy clinks whiskey glasses together to form an Irishman’s mating call.”

That cracked me up. I spent a night in Belfast on my honeymoon, and while at a local pub with a sign outside that said “no football colors allowed”, I sneaked off to the restroom to take a shit and came back to a see a drunken Irishman trying to hit on my wife, working the oh so smooth angle of psychotic fish-monger with wild accent.

by Nero on Apr 23, 2009 11:01 PM CDT reply actions  

Andre the Giant vs. Master Blaster.

by Steve Nebraska on Apr 23, 2009 11:11 PM CDT reply actions  

Even more riveting would be HenryJames vs CloseToJumping but I can see how they don’t exactly fall in the warrior classification.

I just DVRd the next few episodes, which appear to be late Sunday night. I guess these clandestine battles aren’t quite ready for prime time.

Most importantly, the offseason infotainment missive here at BC is fucking thriving.

by Vasherized on Apr 23, 2009 11:13 PM CDT reply actions  

Good to know the finest Japanese swords are made in Walnut, CA.

by Sailor Ripley on Apr 23, 2009 11:51 PM CDT reply actions  

The potentially hurtful stereotypes of other peoples and cultures here makes one think that the UN can use a guy like Scipio.

by Parlin Hall on Apr 24, 2009 12:39 AM CDT reply actions  

Pretty solid show. I’d like to see SAS v. French Foreign Legionnaire. Or Legionnaire vs. random Algerian. Whatever, I’m flexible.

by 98horn on Apr 24, 2009 9:25 AM CDT reply actions  

To say that the Mongols had little or no sense of strategy and tactics is ridiculous. Wherever did you read that?

by alex on Apr 24, 2009 9:33 AM CDT reply actions  

The missed some of the biggest badasses of history. Just off the top of my head:

Mongols
Roman Legionnaires
Ottoman Janissaries
Macedonians
Mamluks
Swiss Pikemen
Huns

by kevwun on Apr 24, 2009 9:55 AM CDT reply actions  

Didn’t Apache’s have carbines? And which type of gladiator did they line him up against? Heavily armored (murmillo/secutor) or a fairy net guy (retiarus), because it makes a difference.

I’m going to have to check this show out.

by Doperbo on Apr 24, 2009 10:09 AM CDT reply actions  

The greatest warrior race ever to hit the face of the world were those itty bitty, illiterate mongolians on their itty bitty, minature ponies. With no sense of military tactics and strategy

Wha … ? Even the Mongols’ hunting traditions were built around practicing for war, they had a recursive system of unit organization, they promoted officers (almost) strictly according to merit and gave them wide latitude to lead, they protected their command and control network (unlike western armies of the time), deployed spies in Europe a decade before their invasion of Poland, and used religious conversion to trick and divide their enemies.

If not for a timely succession crisis, they would have rolled over western Europe like a Ford Excursion over a Radio Flyer. As for the Mameluks, their victories were anything but assured.

by Spider on Apr 24, 2009 10:11 AM CDT reply actions  

I want the French vs the Italians. Who’d surrender first?

by whiskeydent on Apr 24, 2009 10:13 AM CDT reply actions  

Franchione v. Little Debbie

by nobis60 on Apr 24, 2009 10:14 AM CDT reply actions  

Spider, thanks for that article – interesting detail on the Mameluk armies… I definitely buy his thesis on the logistical difficulties the Mongol armies faced West of Mesopotamia.

I think 98% of historians would agree with you that Ogodei’s death saved Western Europe a very nasty ravage. Still, I wonder… the Polish and Russian cities of the 13th century were not as heavily fortified as those in the HRE and France, and it could be that the Mongol siege train wouldn’t have been up to the task of permanently conquering the centers of power. I am surprised we haven’t seen any alternate histories of this…

That said, it is doubtful the ponderous European armies of that period would have won any major battle, and at the least the countryside would have been razed as happened to poor Poland.

As an aside, how tragic is the history of Poland over the last 800 years? Razed and enslaved by Mongol, Teutonic Knight, Russian, Prussian, Austrian, Nazi, Soviet… the Vistula river has seen many sad stories.

Finally, I want to raise my core complaint with the History Channel show: it measures “warriors”, not soldiers, and that is an important difference. The average Celt or German warrior was considerably bigger than his Roman soldier counterpart, and almost certainly would win most single combats. This is an irrelevant point, however – beecause the Romans fought in disciplined formation, working as a team (see Patton’s famous speech), they could triumph over many times their number of superior “warriors”. As you say, the Mongols employed similar military disclipline, with similar results.

by Ojnab Bob on Apr 24, 2009 10:27 AM CDT reply actions  

Speaking as a good Irish-American, the IRA would totally kick the Taliban’s ass. People who are eager to die because some idiot tells them it’s what God wants are no match for people who are the greatest drinkers, poets, singers, and fistfighters to ever walk the planet.

Hook ’em.

by Uncle Bevo on Apr 24, 2009 10:28 AM CDT reply actions  

Ojnab Bob:

Actually, the fight in Poland included armies from western Europe. They lost, but the Mongol’s victory was very costly.

As for fortifications, Liegnitz was in 1241 and Ain Jalut was 1258. Western European fortifications were still in a mixed stage of stone and timber palisade at this point, often painting the wood so that you couldn’t tell it from stone. The Mongols, furthermore, stole siege engine technology as they went along, so it’s not like they couldn’t show up with a trebuchet.

The problem with this show is that it’s putting assassins up against single-combat warriors up against formation fighters. It’s good silly fun.

I’d rather see a Birmingham United hoodlum full of lager against an interglacial-period Neanderthal hopped up on fly agaric.

by Spider on Apr 24, 2009 10:37 AM CDT reply actions  

That sounds like a good matchup, Spider! I propose some other interesting matchups, like an outside linebacker against a basketball power forward.

By the Mongolian invasion, Western European fortification practices actually were pretty well developed, at least in spots. Look at Krak Des Chevaliers in Syria – a magnificent castle, and one completed by the mid-13th century.

Liegnitz only included a smattering of German knights and miners in the Western army; as you say, the Mongols paid for it. I think I am in the minority when I say that a surprising replay of the German victory at Lechfeld could have been in the offing if the Mongols had pushed farther west… sort of like ’95 Nebraska surprising ’95 Florida with the punishing ground game. Get the Mongols into the right terrain with a river at their back, and German heavy infantry/cavalry could have laid ’em an Osborne-like whooping.

by Ojnab Bob on Apr 24, 2009 10:45 AM CDT reply actions  

Interesting discussion. The Mongols were the most dominant empire in the history of our violent species. That they achieved such military success as a pack of wandering nomads battling stable, agrarian, specialized societies makes it all the more impressive.

by BrickHorn on Apr 24, 2009 11:12 AM CDT reply actions  

The outside linebacker kills the power forward, using his higher level of aggression to overcome his opponent’s superior reach.

As far as sport matchups, I’d also pay to see women’s tennis vs. men’s figure skating, or LPGA vs. men’s soccer. Too close to call, but the battles would be legendary.

by Stuck in MN on Apr 24, 2009 12:00 PM CDT reply actions  

Real Army (West Point) vs Fake Army (you know who)

by RomaVicta on Apr 24, 2009 1:37 PM CDT reply actions  

Good correction/discussion on the Mongols above. I thought they were the most obvious omission from the show. They were the most tactically and militarily sophisticated people on the planet in their day. And in many respects more “enlightened” than several of the empires they opposed.
 
I think they were omitted from the show primarily because a horse-archer evading another warrior and filling him with arrows probably doesn’t make for very good television.

by Scipio Tex on Apr 24, 2009 1:39 PM CDT reply actions  

Perhaps the Mongols were omitted because their deadliness came from being expert horse archers. Perhaps a horse would be an unfair advantage.

by Steve Nebraska on Apr 24, 2009 1:47 PM CDT reply actions  

Doperbo:
 
They did kind of a Gladiator cross section. And they used pre-carbine Apaches. It was probably their worst re-enactment.
 
kevwun:
 
Good list, there.
 
As someone pointed out above, because the show emphasizes individual warriors rather than how they functioned as a unit, several of the most powerful warrior-cultures are devalued. A Swiss Pikeman in one-on-one combat is pretty weak, but put him in a group and he gets formidable quickly. Same for the Macedonians with their sarissas.
 
Another obvious group that is missing is Aztec. But since many of their weapons were designed for capture and subduing an opponent, they would haven’t fared very well; not to mention a lack of steel-age technology.
 
Other omissions that leap to mind would be 13th century English bowmen and Byzantine Cataphracts.

by Scipio Tex on Apr 24, 2009 1:57 PM CDT reply actions  

Steve:
 
The Knight is mounted on the next episode so I dunno.

by Scipio Tex on Apr 24, 2009 1:59 PM CDT reply actions  

Sexy.

by Sailor Ripley on Apr 24, 2009 2:00 PM CDT reply actions  

“Perhaps a horse would be an unfair advantage.”

*

by Catherine the Great on Apr 24, 2009 2:04 PM CDT reply actions  

True, but as you alluded to, the Mongols pretty much stayed at a distance as horse archers, where as the Knight still had to be in close.

I’d have the Mongol taking on Numidian cavalry, or maybe an Egyptian Chariot.

by Steve Nebraska on Apr 24, 2009 2:14 PM CDT reply actions  

Uh…did the ninja flip off of the 1-foot tall log? That didn’t seem like a sound tactical move to me.

by Dave on Apr 24, 2009 2:27 PM CDT reply actions  

Scipio, that’s also true of the Spartans but they made it on the show thanks to 2 hours of slow motion shots and oiled up six packs.

by kevwun on Apr 24, 2009 2:27 PM CDT reply actions  

This thread is fascinating.

I can’t believe the Comanche hasn’t been mentioned.

What about Publius Scipio vs Hannibal in man to man combat? I’m leaning toward Hannibal based solely on bench press.

by Chooky on Apr 24, 2009 3:05 PM CDT reply actions  

kevwun:
 
Agreed. The Spartans were best as a unit in phalanx warfare, though they were pretty formidable individually as well. I remember reading that their daily drill was sort of like football practice – they spent half their day in unit drills, half in individual drills.
 
Doperbo:
 
They’re only going to pick one variety of American Plains Indian.

by Scipio Tex on Apr 24, 2009 3:09 PM CDT reply actions  

Oh Snap. Did I just get mistaken for Chooky?

It is so on. Where are my shurikens.

by Ohio State - Miami Pass Interference Call on Apr 24, 2009 3:18 PM CDT reply actions  

Damn autopopulate software.

by Doperbo on Apr 24, 2009 3:19 PM CDT reply actions  

It’s an easy mistake. One of you heals the sick, the other wears sick heels.

by Scipio Tex on Apr 24, 2009 3:22 PM CDT reply actions  

Doperbo, you asked about the type of gladiator they used. They mixed and matched weapons and armor from the various types. They used the Secutores helmet and the Retiarri net. They also had a half moon blade that was worn over the hand like a pirate hook. They referred to it as a scissores, but it doesn’t match the descriptions I’ve found online which say that it was a two bladed sword in the shape of scissors minus the hinge.

by kevwun on Apr 24, 2009 3:25 PM CDT reply actions  

On a second look, it was probably a Murmillo helmet instead.

by kevwun on Apr 24, 2009 3:31 PM CDT reply actions  

I’m a Nine West man. 11 1/2.

by Chooky on Apr 24, 2009 3:34 PM CDT reply actions  

I think they were omitted from the show primarily because a horse-archer evading another warrior and filling him with arrows probably doesn’t make for very good television.

… unless the warrior in question is Michael Bennett.

by Spider on Apr 24, 2009 3:42 PM CDT reply actions  

or Michael Flatley
 

by Scipio Tex on Apr 24, 2009 4:03 PM CDT reply actions  

Unusually inspired, even for you. Funniest photochop I seen in awhile. You’ve been sitting on it, haven’t you?

Hutus vs. Khmer Rouge
Dachau guard vs. VC Mauist
Scarran vs. Riddick
Mothra vs. Godzilla oh, wait…

by exuLt on Apr 24, 2009 5:33 PM CDT reply actions  

Clearly this crowd loves its mythical simulations of violence and each has his favorite.

Your Punjabi swordswoman would NEVVVERRR have a chance against my Night Ranger Special Forces Black Ops Invisible Agent of Pain! I’m insulted you’d even think the battle would even last for more than three seconds.

Best line from bitter ninja kid:

I was pretty disappointed but if a ninja saw a spartan in real life he’d just run away, come back and kill him in his sleep.

Nice, the Dwight Schrute approach.

by Vasherized on Apr 24, 2009 6:07 PM CDT reply actions  

Interesting that the Russian’s don’t make the cut as among the greatest warriors. If it wasn’t for the miserable weather they have over there, God’s knows how many times their country would have been run over by invaders.

Surprising, cause when you meet the modern Russian of today….well, they happen to scare little ’ole me. They all seem to be big, buff guys with gruff ’tudes, ones who seem as if they would tear your living head off your shoulders if you happened to cross them or, even, just accidentally spit in the wrong direction.

Maybe being Russian means that you get really pissed if someone spits the wrong way or etc., but invade their country and the average Russian doesn’t really give a shit and just goes home and gets drunk. Maybe it’s cause they already know, from past experience, that the invaders will freeze to death anyway? Why go to the trouble and all the work of killing someone, when you know they are all going to freeze to death anyway? Yea, maybe that’s it? Philosophically speaking, then one could say that really cold weather is the greatest and the baddest ass warrior ever seen on the planet. I’m sure Napoleon’s men would have no disagreement with this assessment.

by slick willie on Apr 24, 2009 6:34 PM CDT reply actions  

Long as you don’t hit any of that prime Irish wivestock in the background, Scip.

by Spider on Apr 24, 2009 6:38 PM CDT reply actions  

I’m not buying into any tv show that doesn’t feature John Wayne against Quanah Parker. Everybody else is just a girly man.

by coolhorn on Apr 25, 2009 5:09 AM CDT reply actions  

Margaret Thatcher would beat Benazir Bhutto to a bloody pulp.

by jonestopten on Apr 25, 2009 8:45 AM CDT reply actions  

Rosie O’Donnel vs Catherine the Great, both mounted.

by J.R.69 on Apr 25, 2009 12:27 PM CDT reply actions  

The show is obviously sexist. How could they have left out the ancient Amazon queens – you know, the ones who kicked Hercules in the junk.

Given the Spike’s demographic base (young, hungry, desperate, sexually deprived adolescent men), I am surprised the producers of this comedy of errors also made this most bone headed of errors. Imagine how much the ratings would spike (as well as the pants of countless adolescent, young, pea-shooters) if they creatively reenacted an Amazon queen, updated with a modernized set of jugs, trying to valiantly fend off a frontal attack from a hoplite spearman. Or how about a secret ninja intrusion from the rear. Yup, they really missed an opportunity here.

by Stunted Guinea Pig on Apr 25, 2009 1:21 PM CDT reply actions  

Just watched Apache vs Gladiator and have a whole new respect for the american indian warrior. The show left out the Gladiator’s greatest weapon – Disease.

The Apache scared the shit out of me though. Snake Blocker is a bad motherfo.

by Nero on Apr 26, 2009 2:37 PM CDT reply actions  

Crip vs. Battlebot

Strip Mall Black Belt vs. Hick on Meth

Small Town Sherriff vs. Gold’s Gym Roid Head

by SeeingRed on Apr 29, 2009 1:20 PM CDT reply actions  

How about Dusty Dvoracek with a baseball bat against Justin Chaisson with a screwdriver?

by HenryJames on Apr 30, 2009 2:15 PM CDT reply actions  

How about Justin Chaisson with a screwdriver in the library?

by Cluedo on Apr 30, 2009 2:55 PM CDT reply actions  

i would like to see the police vs gangsters good fight but might cause a uprising

by bomber on May 4, 2009 5:56 PM CDT reply actions  

Borg v. Dominion

by Dave on May 11, 2009 9:36 PM CDT reply actions  

who would win a Spartan or a Viking ?

by Martin on May 23, 2009 4:01 PM CDT reply actions  

who would win spartan or viking

by Martin on May 23, 2009 4:01 PM CDT reply actions  

“Strip Mall Black Belt vs. Hick on Meth”

That’s funny shit

by AZLonghorn on May 24, 2009 3:46 AM CDT reply actions  

Whoever wrote this is an idiot. Tommy O’Shaugnessy from the Shankill Road? What are you an idiot, the Shankill Road is the most loyalist road in all of Belfast. You obviously know nothing about northern Ireland you stupid kid.

by Sean on May 31, 2009 9:11 PM CDT reply actions  

Sean says it all, you know fuck all about the Irish troubles and what the IRA could do, and what was done to us, so shut the fuck up, of course the show is stupid.

by Brendan on Jul 1, 2009 5:53 PM CDT reply actions  

Are you a North American?
An IRA volunteer is highly unlikely to come from the ‘Shankill’ area of Balfast., it being a loyalist stronghold, try the Falls rd and the republican estates of west Belfst.

by Emma on Mar 2, 2010 3:05 AM CST reply actions  

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by Felipe Dario on Mar 2, 2010 6:09 AM CST reply actions  

the greatest warriors of the earth in any combat : Nairs of north malabar.

The most ancient and powerful of all warriors in any art is a Nair from the house called as TAJ MAHAL. or “Taji” in north Malabar town of Cannanore (kannur).

why?
The only reason for their existence is REVENGE. One warrior is enough for the whole earth. Their wars are fought in all areas in existence, they come across lifetimes to seek and complete revenge. If the world has many problems , see if some one pissed off such a warrior and pray hard that he is kind.
Their preparation for war is constant , and they need a reason that is good enough, every one on earth praying when the greatest warrior of them all wakes up. This house is where KARNA the greatest warrior on earth was born.

by ajit nair on May 5, 2010 9:31 AM CDT reply actions  

Russians make the finest warriors in all of Europe. you forgot who defeated the Nazis , 27 million lives were lost. Hence do not talk through your hat. You have ever heard of a man called MARSHALL ZHUKOV ? he used 30% of all the ammunition used in the entire war and destroyed the German army that invaded. Do you know how demoralised the GERMAN ARMY was after that, they never recovered.
Ever seen a pic of the COSSACK? he is a Giant among warriors do you know what is an ATMAN? your comments are silly.

by ajit nair on May 5, 2010 9:37 AM CDT reply actions  

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