B=Here is the review I posted on Amazon:
With my interest in Mind Control (already written a few books on the subject) this book was a must read for me.
The premise of MMA is straightforward; that there are things you can do with in a high stress situation that will mentally distract and refocus the other person.
The Examples:
* Someone pulls a gun on you.
* You are threatened in a car jacking.
* Someone prepares to jump to their death.
Ryan Blumenthal has laid out a 13 principles to make it work and from my experience he's right, THEY WOULD WORK.
The caveats I have are that the book is too lean and the principles could have had more "flesh" by adding some clear cut examples of each principle in use. I would rather be bored to death with too many examples that to be left figuring out their application on my own.
Nonetheless, with a keen interest in social and psychological engineering I fully intend to dissect and apply the MMA.
Mentalist Martial Arts is a book I recommend but I also recommend that to master MMA you take the authors advise and brainstorm situations with friends and think of how to best apply MMA and it's principles.
Ryan Blumenthal, you've got a good first edition. I'm sure the next editions will be even better!
Dantalion Jones
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