A 2010 Rand Corporation report, "Would-Be Warriors: Incidents of Terrorist Radicalization in the United States Since September 11 , 2001" made a related point.
With Sprewell having faced the Warriors twice since the incident, and Carlesimo having been fired last December, the matchup is no longer the blood feud it was a year ago when Sprewell engaged in an obscenity shouting contest with the fans in Oakland and earned a $10,000 fine from the league.
The 26-year-old was cited for the incident after Warriors' 19-16 victoverover the Welsh side on Saturday.
William A. Link, a historian at the University of Florida, recounts this incident in "Righteous Warrior: Jesse Helms and the Rise of Modern Conservatism," his hefty life of the blunt, bullheaded, hard-right leader who — more than anyone besides Ronald Reagan — embodied conservatism in the 1980s and beyond.
Specifically, it cited an incident in which captured warriors and civilians from Black Hawk's band were slaughtered by a group of 300 Menominee, who had aligned with the white militia.
The spirit of the warrior was on display in the famous incident in which Mr. McCain, with the insouciance of a veteran bomber pilot, sang "Bomb-bomb Iran" to the tune of "Barbara Ann" by the Beach Boys.
Its story is based on the little-known Wushe Incident in 1930, when 300 warriors of the Seediq, an aboriginal people centered in Taiwan's interior highlands, rose up against their Japanese oppressors.
In another incident an angry crowd attacked a Warrior armoured personnel carrier with petrol bombs.
The two were good friends as teammates in Golden State until Marshall refused to join most of the Warriors players in supporting Sprewell in his choking incident with Coach P. J. CARLESIMO.
Gang violence broke out in 1979 at Walter Hill's "Warriors," and 12 years later, there was a shooting incident at a screening of "New Jack City" in Brooklyn.
