He predicts savage warfare.
It would take decades of fierce political warfare, mass racist violence, and a popular (white) backlash against radical reconstruction before blacks would be put back in their place.
The region has been the focus of fierce civil warfare between the army and rebels from the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola, or Unita.
This tension between two industry giants, like the fierce partisan warfare, is one more hurdle in the way of passing prescription drug legislation this year.
The fierce trench warfare that has consumed so many tens of thousands of soldiers on both sides was infamously pioneered by Western Europeans in World War I. MICHAEL WEST Somerville, Mass., May 23, 2000.
#Syria government — Nadim Houry (@nadimhoury) 17 Dec 12 While the exact nature of the violence in Aqrab remains unclear, Hassan Hassan observed in a commentary for The National, it is striking that about 3,000 Alawites are said to remain in the village with 10,000 Sunnis, given the fierce sectarian warfare all around them.
IT'S time for the warning, time to remind the outsiders running for president all about fearsome New York, with its booby-trapped politics, internecine warfare, fierce press corps.
"A Democratic Republic like ours, based on equality of the [human] race, and affirming justice for all … can not afford to pass by unheeded, however humble, those who have proven themselves by fierce and sturdy warfare in its behalf at once its best citizens and brave defenders".
But human street gangs do reproduce the patterns of chimpanzee warfare - the fierce defence of territory, and the sudden, sometimes lethal, violence directed at outnumbered outsiders - wherever they arise.
In the West, known as the Galicia district, guerrilla warfare ran rampant as fierce nationalists fought against both the Nazis and the Red Army in an attempt to finally gain their own independence.
