Best Kukri / Khukuri Manufacturers - Exposing Sweetcostarica Part 2
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- čas přidán 16. 07. 2016
- The vast majority of those harmed by Sweetcostarica's defamation do not speak english, do not have access to computers and live in one of the poorest nations in the world. The harm he is doing in beyond measure. THIS IS the decisive reason behind doing these videos. I invite lawyers trained in international law to represent the business owners, workers and families whose livelihoods depend upon khukuri manufacturing.
The high level of dislikes currently are the result of a concentrated campaign to oppose the videos by Hengle's friends, time will tell the truth.
These three videos share the personal understanding of the authors and industry professionals. Accuracy is based on the observations of those who are being harmed by Sweetcostarica's defaming information.
I promote KHHI because I love what they do, their attitude, humility and how they quietly support the poorest children in their community. Money is not my motivation. I dearly love the Nepalese people and I am highly motivated to defend attacks on their welfare. There is also plenty of other companies like KHHI who are being slammed by Sweetcostarica's defaming video and I am standing up for them as well.
There's nothing special about your kukri, they are made in Dharan, where all the other kukri houses get theirs made as well.
many thanks for coming out with this series of videos.At last Simon Hengel and his unethical and defamatory behavior is being exposed for what it is. Thank you very much...I myself have bought from Saroj and his brother Sanjay,who have sold me nothing but top quality khukuri...
Peter Salt you have so far failed to specifically answer my points raised in the video (part 1), man up and do so in a ethical way (if that is possible for you), and without waffling
I gave you a list of examples that build the case of fraud already, yet you have ignored it. By repeatedly making the above statement you are trying to impress those who skim over these comments to think I have not answered you - just another devious tactic.
You have given generalised statements, again you fail to give any specific evidence, you're like a snake trying to wiggle its way out of trouble
You are trying promote your kukri business by slandering and libelling Tora kukri, it is you that is devious and acting like a cad.
Tora is cheap crap. I had one and it bent when used lightly. They look nice that's it other then that they are absolute garbage
Interesting to see a different perspective.
I only know it is that the final product of Tora Blades is far superior in quality and performance than any other company, including Kukhuri house...
cold steel is better
not real kukri
Tora is cheap crap. I had one and it bent when used lightly. They look nice that's it other then that they are absolute garbage
@ImHereForYourArtStream I have 2 nothing wrong with them and I use them everyday no problems.
Tora blades are over priced GK&CO make great kukris and they are legit and half the price of tora blades.
In part one
0:41 you accuse Sweetcostrica (Sweet for short) of Fraud, what evidence do you have of him committing fraud? (fraud; wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain)
Also what evidence do you have of Sweet being prejudice against third world businesses?
0:50 what evidence do you have of Sweet of defaming? (defame; slander or libel)
1:03 what evidence do you have that Sweet was trying to steal a market share? (steal; to take another person's property without permission or legal right and without intending to return it.)
1:08 what evidence do you have that Sweet was trying to transfer business?
1:10 Tora was founded in 1998, please get your facts right
1:25 The person in the picture with me is General Narayan Malla (a noted Nepalese military historian), who kindly showed my around the Nepalese National Museum (in Kathmandu), explaining about the different kukri and arms in the museum in 2009. The same year Lt. Col. Tamang the curator of the Nepal Army museum along with some officers and men of the Nepal Army took me around their Army museum were we discussed and made notes about kukri.
The year before (2008) Bhess (the Curator of the National Museum in Kathmandu) took me around the museum, discussing various aspects of Nepalese kukri in the museum. Also Brigadier Basnyet (a renowned Nepalese military historian) took me around the Nepal Army museum in Kathmandu discussing aspects of kukri and Nepalese military history. I was also shown around the Gurkha museum in 2009 in Pokhara by Major Lama, who showed me his personnel kukri, as did Brigadier Basnyet and General Malla, both of whom btw are friends of mine and I was blessed to have dinner with them at their homes in Nepal.