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To: marcos who wrote (19698)	9/1/2006 1:47:53 PM
From: koan	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 78408

Thanks marcos, I will take a look. I am going to sell my RNG wts, my mystery stock and I am thinking about selling ABI. So I will look at the one you like and onepaths TUO. I do like Esky Creek.

To: marcos who wrote (19698)	9/1/2006 2:20:17 PM
From: E. Charters	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78408

Did you know that Arthur Hugh Currie invented Guerilla warfare? I will bet you thought it was Manitas de Plata or Attila the Hungry. en.wikipedia.org IOF Guerilla war is a modern invention and it means the art of stealthy, usually night time battalion level attacks on fixed enemy fortifications or encampments. Believe it or not, few people had ever tried it before, the long history of surprise attacks notwithstanding. This article from wikipedia is the modern conception and I have to say with some pontifical authority that it is in fact mistaken en.wikipedia.org "T.E.Lawrence, best known as "Lawrence of Arabia," introduced a theory of guerrilla warfare tactics in an article he wrote for the Encyclopedia Britannica published in 1938. In that article, he compared guerrilla fighters to a gas. The fighters disperse in the area of operations more or less randomly. They or their cells occupy a very small intrinsic space in that area, just as gas molecules occupy a very small intrinsic space in a container. The fighters may coalesce into groups for tactical purposes, but their general state is dispersed. Such fighters cannot be "rounded up." They cannot be contained. They are extremely difficult to "defeat" because they cannot be brought to battle in significant numbers. The cost in soldiers and material to destroy a significant number of them becomes prohibitive, in all senses, that is physically, economically, morally, etc. It should be noted that Lawrence describes a non-native occupying force as the enemy (e.g. the Turks)."