First-time resisters were advised to play dead once the invasion took place, while one veteran advised "spreading Marmite and piss all over the floor when they get inside – it's a chemical weapon.
She crossed the mountains between Hungary and Poland no fewer than six times, bringing out Polish resisters and soldiers who would go on to fight for the Allied cause.
One of the leading resisters at this time was Henri Frenay, a regular army officer and right-winger; but after a meeting in mid-1941, he commented on Moulin's ignorance of the resistance.
Have the "dish resisters" been wasting their time with a futile anti-Murdoch protest?
I find Mr. Bush's dare to Iraqi resisters sickening at a time when American soldiers are being killed or wounded every day.
These tax resisters are risking jail time by withholding all, or a portion, of their federal income taxes -- and instead redirecting the money to humanitarian efforts.
But the banal evil of bureaucracy in this case works in the tax resisters' favor: Most of the time, the IRS will respond to a letter politely explaining one's refusal to bankroll evil with a collective, institutional shrug.
A band of outreach workers, the educational equivalents of repo men, arranged part-time jobs and night-school curricula for other resisters.
"We're not talking about draft dodgers, we're not talking about resisters," Kenney had told Canwest News at the time.
The reforms have been applied hesitantly, unevenly and inefficiently, but the resisters to change are now, for the first time, on the defensive.
He resented as well the time and money that the N.A.A.C.P. was obliged to expend every time King's nonviolent resisters got hauled off to jail.
