"Know yourself and your adversary and you will be able to fight a hundred battles without a single disaster."… — Ernesto Che Guevara
"Know yourself and your adversary and you will be able to fight a hundred battles without a single disaster." This Chinese aphorism is as valuable for guerrilla warfare as a biblical psalm.
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