Filib
Filib is a term that has evolved in meaning and application over time. Historically, it referred to a military adventurer who engaged in unauthorized warfare against a foreign country, often with the goal of territorial expansion or political destabilization. These filibusters, as they were known, operated outside the official sanction of their own government, though they might have had tacit support or simply been tolerated.
Notable examples of historical filibustering include the activities of individuals like William Walker in the mid-19th
In modern usage, the term "filibuster" has transitioned into a political context, particularly within legislative bodies