Guerillas

Would England then be entitled to call their antagonists "Guerillas"?

Three Years' War Christiaan Rudolf De Wet 1888

Designation of Boer Forces by the British as "Guerillas," Objections to the term, 228, 229

Three Years' War Christiaan Rudolf De Wet 1888

But the list of epithets was not exhausted yet, for it appeared that we were "Guerillas," and our leaders "Guerilla Chiefs!"

Three Years' War Christiaan Rudolf De Wet 1888

But, as I have already said, it very soon appeared that when England stamped us as "Guerillas," they really did not mean to use the word at all.

Three Years' War Christiaan Rudolf De Wet 1888

And a final thought: google ‘systempunkt’ (another JR/Global Guerillas term).

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Remember everything I said about Guerillas, above?

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We're expecting lots of friends and family of course, as well as our new neighbors and some of the awesome comics creators we have met recently -- including Brahm Revel, who was kind enough to allow us to display the original pages from his Image Comics series Guerillas on our walls.

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Guerillas frequently are called “terrorists” by their enemies (the Germans flogged the term into the ground), but targeting enemy troops is not ordinarily understood to be “terrorism.”

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Pepco was in fact the beneficiary of a pro bono campaign by the "Greenwash Guerillas," a feisty group of citizens described by the Washington Post as "fed up with companies and policies that worsen climate change."

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Pepco was in fact the beneficiary of a pro bono campaign by the "Greenwash Guerillas," a feisty group of citizens described by the Washington Post as "fed up with companies and policies that worsen climate change."

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