HOW TO DEFINE AN ACT OF WAR

- - - - 2 things that Terrorists don't have.

1.     the first thing is a standard [and many Terrorists have this].

2.     the second thing is officially signed orders [or prime leader within 200 feet].

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so many of the most famous Terrorist organizations have a flag, which means they fit the first criteria, since a flag or banner unifies whatever movement.  HOWEVER.  they become merely well organized civilians, when they pass orders down thru tapes and cells and word of mouth [the other way to "unify" orders would be to oversee them in person, and continue to issue new orders say 4 times an hour].  iow.  what made the GHC an official war pact, was their use of signed orders.  if the leader wanted anything done in his military, he wouldn't call up a General, and fix it.  he would have "official" orders written up, then delivered to his office, at which point, he would sign the orders, after checking that it was what he explained to the General.  when the orders were carried out, the officers in the field would see his signature, and know it came from the top.  for instance, President Grant was visited by a Cavalry Major [Captain, demoted] right before Custer's last stand.  and he [Cavalry Major] was able to move freely among his superiors, as he had a letter from the President, giving him extensive leeway to carry out his mission to set up a meeting with Sitting Bull [the unifying chief of the many Indian Nations at that time].

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so even groups like ISIS or AL QUEDA, are Terrorist in nature, simply because their moves are disjointed.

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but with Antifa, they have both their flag, and they sign-off on aggression by posting their targets online, before an event.  the upshot?  as they become so efficient at what they do [unify under a standard, and handing

does this really mean war?

down signed orders to be carried out at their events], they cross that line of the disobedient civilian, and emerge enacting ACTUAL ACTS OF WAR AGAINST the United States!  ^^  -msi