What is your best plan for laying an ambush?
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On the turn of the mountain road when enemy motorcade approaches take out the first and last tanks, this will paralyze them. And with RPGs take out other cars/tanks/etc methodically. Against man force use sniper rifles. \nIn a city, most terrorists in Israel prefer laying ambushes against police patrols or simple suicide bombs. But there is another option - to attack arriving ambulances when everybody thinks operation is over.\nAccording to Sun-Tzu the surprise is a guarantee of success, because with this one defeats enemy's will to resist and subjugates him.\nAt all - I hate violence.
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Are we talking a friendly fire scenario?
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Look your best \n\nHey if u have to be abduced do it in style
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sure fire trick....rig up claymore antipersonnal mines around your house. Then put up a sign tell them to kiss your hiney.....wait for them to come on property...hit trigger......be sure to bury the body parts. If needing additional assistance contact your local marine...lol
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smoke 'em out, then shoot them down!
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Create an evil plot based on his one weakness. get your henchmen to kidnap him and bring him to your lair. Strap him to the execution device of your choice. The more exotic the better. Think lasers. Don't forget to reveal your secret plan right before you kill him.
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being sneaky and tricky
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Well if you want to get one stared you have to get your plan out in your community. Tell them where it will be, when it will, what they can do to help out and what the rules will be for the event. But before all that you much find a place to play that's the most impotent.
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Short answer: \nRun.\n\nLong answer:\nYour goal in any violent encounter is to end the encounter with a minimum of damage to yourself.  This becomes exponentially more diffiicult when facing multiple assailants.  Assuming that there is no significant reason for you to stay (protecting another person who can't run, for example), escape should be your first objective.  Although tactics will change drastically from situation to situation, here are a few general tips.\n\n1) Don't panic.  This is a cardinal rule in any encounter.  Remaining calm and making intelligent decisions is the first step towards any victory.\n\n2) Use the terrain.  Try to arrange the situation in your favor.  When facing multiple opponents, don't allow yourself to be surrounded.  Try to move so that paths to your back are blocked off.  Hallways and corridors can help accomplish this.  ALWAYS leave yourself an escape route.  If it looks like you're being backed into a corner, find a hole and go through it.  If there's no hole, make one.  In many situations, it's helpful to establish a minimum distance that you're comfortable with and try to maintain it. \n\n3) Weapons are everywhere.  Use them.  Bottles, sticks, rolled up magazines, belts, soft drinks, furniture, and anything else that you can swing or throw at your opponent is a useful tool.  Anything that harms, stuns, blinds, distracts, unbalances or hinders the movement of your assailants can be used in your favor.  Use ALL of it.\n\n4) Keep talking.  It may still be possible to talk yourself out of the situation.  Even if combat is inevitable, talking hinders your opponents' abilities to communicate with one another.  Hopefully, it also focuses their attention on what you're saying, rather than thinking about what they're doing.  If you can out-think them, you've already won.\n\n5) Wait for the right moment.  Your opponents have the advantage of numbers.  Give yourself the advantage of surprise.  Assuming that the encounter didn't start with someone attacking you, use whatever time you have to formulate a strategy.  Carry out that strategy when the opportunity arises, not before and not after.\n\n6) Remember that your opponents are human.  They feel pain and they're afraid of injury.  As mentioned above, your primary goal is to end the encounter.  You don't have to kill everyone, or beat up everyone, or knock everyone out.  You just have to make them unwilling or unable to harm you.  To that end, breaking someone's fingers is just as effective as breaking their head.  Use the techniques that will accomplish your goals in the quickest possible manner.\n\n7) Respond with force.  There's no such thing as a fair fight, and your opponents have already broken any rules that may have existed by outnumbering you.  Don't be afraid to strike for the eyes, groin, and throat.  Try to avoid grappling at all costs.  You just can't grapple more than one person.  If someone grabs you, manipulate small joints.  It doesn't take much force to break a finger.  Use it.  The more quickly you take out your first opponent, the more likely the others are to abandon the fight.\n\n8) Pick on the little guy.  I think Madkins007's response was very helpful, but I disagree with him on this point.  If you have the option of picking your first target, take the one that's the easiest to bring down.  It's one less thing that you have to think about and one more reason for your opponents to leave you alone.\n\n9) Always keep in mind that you're not there to win; you're there to survive.  The best way to avoid any attack is not to be there when it happens.  To hell with pride or bragging rights.  End the encounter as quickly as possible.  If you see a way to escape, take it.  If one of your opponents wants to escape, let him.  Taking on multiple opponents is dangerous for even the most skilled fighters.  Escaping from the situation relatively u
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The best strategy depends on who you are running against. Against runners that sometimes go out to fast and then wear down late in the race, a fast start would be best to push them past the pace they want to run at. Against more disciplined runners, staying near the front and making your move late would probably work better, although you need to know how early you can start to make that push through your own training. Then again, do you run better at the front of the pack or following the lead pace? If it makes a difference to you personally, go with what makes you most comfortable. Sorry not to give you a set answer, but the right answer is different for every different runner and for every different race ... you just have to find the path that works best for you.
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WHAT  are you planning on an EXPLOSION
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Here is the cheatsheet I bring to get myself in the proper mindset before a tournament.  It has the word "MOVE" watermarked in the background.\n\nMOVE—keep feet moving, keep point moving, play w/ opponent to create opportunities \nPreparations for Attack—if you aren’t ready to retreat, you are already attacking!\nSmooth is fast—smooth hands - smooth feet.  Watch body language and telegraphs\nControl Tempo—Make it happen!  Don’t sit till plan comes to you—MOVE—do something!\nGame Face—come On Guard relaxed and ready.  Quit thinking about last touch on way to line.  \nOwn the Distance—keep steps small on advance and retreats when engaged\nAggressive Defense—keep pecking—force mistakes, set ‘em up-knock ‘em down.\nDefense Distance—feet and blade don’t stop ‘till you find blade. Riposte, explode or 2-step\nRetreat under control—to uncomfortable distance, not out of distance; ready to move NOW!\nGauge opponents’ Comfort Zones—preparation cushion, rxt speed, fave parry, end of strip\nMOVETight attacks, small parries, quick counters, small steps\nCounterattacks—don’t rely on them; remember their devastating mental effect on opponents.\nForgotten—Fleche, balestraF-retreat-parry, cheat advance, jump uncomfortable-quickstart, 2I/CT\nZone—Slow motion—I’m waiting for rxt that I made happen, appears super quick to audience\n\nThese are notes I use for myself, so they need some footnotes if I'm passing them on.  \nPreparations are the steps you take prior to actually attacking, to get yourself at the proper distance to start the attack.  \nNote that the forgotten section is simply footwork and strategy that will fall out of my game because I forget to use it--that list will be different for everyone.  \nGame Face--when you are ready to fence, either putting on your mask or hearing 'on guard', the last touch, your frustration over a mistake or a bad call, the strategy you hadn't quite worked out, and everything else has to be out of your head so you are ready to work with your point.  When you hear the word 'Ready', you are ready.\nAggressive Defense--there are a lot of false attacks in this style.  The idea is to keep your opponent from making good attacks and good ripostes, and eventually frustrating them into making bad attacks or ripostes.  Always attack first, but don't over-commit to the attacks, be ready to let them fail and do another one, just to frustrate your opponents attempts to properly set up.  AggD is just one mindset you can use, but is a good one when you are out of ideas--it prevents your opponent from taking control of the bout.  It is very tiring though.  \nCounterattacks--do them too often and you'll lose, but doing one well can mentally crush an opponent--they thought they were making a good attack that you totally ignore, and you steal a touch while you are at it--it is much worse than being parried!  You can make someone abandon the best part of their game.\nThe stuff on gauging opponents is to be done between bouts, not during the bout.  \n\nThat's what I do--hope it helps.
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The only plan I know about is the one that will prevent you from getting a smack  upside the head if you fight with your brother and sister.  Whilst mom would quote   "Do unto Others"\nI'm still concerned with my plan for survival, salvation comes next.\n\nI await to be enlightened
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cheapest/fastest way is to kill someone & use the body. Of course then I tend to look for easy answers at times :)
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Make them pass 5 - 10 times until they can shoot. If they don't do it, then make them run. It worked for me.
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backsetting over is a good way to fool the other team. even tho ormaly you would back set to the hitter to confuse there blockers as to what side ti will be spiked from.\n*get lower than u normaly would\n*set up with your feet planted straight and your body turned\n*put you fingers out like u normaly would\n*try to "pop" the ball backwarsd bending your back
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Keep your hunting clothes in a bad with some pine straw, dont wear any kind of scented anything including deoderant. Be quiet and be still. Its very serene, very calming, and then you see it. Freeze. Dont make a peep. Wait for it to get in your sights. Youll feel a rush and you will hear your heart thumping through your ears. Aim, take a deep breath, hold it, squeeze the trigger.  When you get him, sit still, be quiet. If it drops immediately, wait a few and give him time to pass, if he runs, listen to where he is going and listen for the crash. Good luck. and god bless,