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When Caesar was conquering Gaul, he used an interesting tactic -- while in the midst of fighting, quite early in the war as a whole, he simply declared Gaul "pacified." Then, he no longer had to treat opponents as enemy combatants, but could deal with them as "insurregents" instead.
posted by Gene Callahan @ 12:12 PM
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Well, maybe if he would have used the line, "mission accomplished", it would have changed things for him. He could have rode in on horse, in a full suit of armor.... Now, wouldn't that be a sight!
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