In practice a campaign of genuinely subversive non-violence usually occurs in one of three contexts. Either it is intended to achieve the aims of the organizers on its own without ever becoming anything but non-violent, or it is intended to be used in conjunction with full-scale insurgency elsewhere in the country in which case its purpose is likely to be to divert soldiers from the main battle, to involve the government in extra expense and to attract the attention of sympathetic world opinion, or it is part of a progression towards a fully developed campaign of urban terrorism and sabotage.