Jim Wagner's incredible story in his own words continues with him being sworn in as a Reserve deputy sheriff with the nation's fifth largest sheriff's department in the country, only in the beginning he doesn't know just how corrupt the man he is bodyguarding really is - Sheriff Mike Carona, who television host Larry King dubbed "America's Sheriff." Then came the nation-rattling terrorist attacks of 9/11, and Jim Wagner puts his tactical training company HSS International on hold to become Agent Wagner, hand picked by the U.S. Government, to join the fight on the Global War on Terrorism. After he possibly saves the United States from a dirty bomb, or worse, his former police partner and business partner Tom Hally essentially helps to destroy his career to get him out of the way and to prevent him of becoming any possible competition. It is a preemptive move by Tom Hally based on his own paranoia. January 21, 2003 marks the day that the Jim Wagner Reality-Based Personal Protection system is born, and it changes forever the way the world now learns self-defense. It wasn't long until Jim was once again training the world's elite, and in the process becomes one of the most famous martial arts instructors in the world, hailed by Black Belt magazine in the USA and Budo magazine in Europe, but with it came once again fierce jealousy and envy from those who wanted to be in his coveted position. Despite the relentless cyber bullying and threats Jim Wagner clung to his faith in Jesus Christ, and the attacks only brought bigger and better things in his life just like a modern Joseph of the Old Testament Bible story. This book starts with Chapter 8, and the worlds most popular magazines take notice of Jim Wagner's incredible techniques and training methods for self-defense. The Western World had been roped into believing that the traditional Asian martial arts were the answer to self-defense, and it was getting people hurt and killed. Black Belt magazine in the USA and Budo in Europe gave Jim Wagner a worldwide platform, and starting in 1999 the "reality-based" self-defense movement began. Chapter 9 details the rise of Jim Wagner and Tom Hally's tactical training company that was training the Who's Who of the tactical world: the US Army Special Forces, the Navy SEALs, the US Marines, the US Coast Guard, the US Border Patrol, FBI, DEA, and S.W.A.T. teams around the country. There are many books about these elite units and their exploits, but this is the first that goes deep into their training - before they do their spectacular missions. Jim Wagner's self-defense and tactics system is so unique that it catches the attention of tactical teams around the world. The story takes the reader into the poor conditions of the Brazilian police where they are introduced to American Special Operations tactics and paintball guns for the first time. Even the Israelis wanted what Jim had to offer, and through Major Avi Nardia he went to Israel twice to train their top instructors of the police and military. This eventually led to the introduction of KAPAP to the world. Before 9/11 nobody knew about Islamic terrorism in South America, but Jim did. He had been invited down there to teach the authorities how to combat them. Chapter 10 goes into detail about bodyguard work, as well as the cruelty and corruption of the Orange County Sheriff's Department where Jim Wagner served as a Reserve sergeant. Chapter 11 is all about the rise and fall of the United States Federal Air Marshal Service, and why hundreds left the program - including Jim Wagner. Chapter 12 journeys into how competitors tried to stop Jim Wagner by accusing him of training Al Qaeda. It's about treachery and the birth of the Jim Wagner Reality-Based Personal Protection system, along with the exuberance and struggles that soon follow. The book ends in Ireland just before the British government and the IRA implement peace, and how Jim was on both sides of the fence - and a dangerous