What most worries the political leaders of Mpumalanga is that outsiders who feel threatened by peaceful change - rogue policemen, political warlords, rival hit men - may decide to make this town a target.
In struggling neighborhoods from the northeast Bronx to southeast Queens, a new sort of political warlord is walking the ground that once belonged to the powerful Democratic county bosses in New York City.
In Afghanistan the mujahideen's victory against Soviet Union in 1980's did not lead to justice and prosperity due to a vicious and destructive civil war between political and tribal warlords, making Afghanistan one of the poorest countries on earth.
UK and many Europe are struggling financially and tax payer's money doesn't deserve to waste a group of political and academia warlords who 99% lives Diaspora like UK.
"Once again, the political warlords are trying to dominate Trenton instead of putting the interests of the people first," said Ellen Mellody, a spokeswoman for the governor.
The coup plotters quickly found themselves labeled political "warlords" by quick-spinning McGreevey supporters, and the governor himself now looks all but certain to remain in office right up until his originally announced date of resignation on Nov. 15.
Mr. Fox, to be sure, evokes another anti-democratic figure in Mexican politics, the caudillo or political warlord.
So any political warlord or self-interested legislator who wants to slip a slick deal past the Corzine administration is now on notice that it will be vetted by Mr. Rabner, the man who put Robert Janiszewski, Hudson's county executive, behind bars.
