He is not a perfidious or barbarous or fantastically fiendish foe. They were found guilty, Marie yelling imprecations at the British as a perfidious race. This was seen by the revolutionaries in France as a "perfidious" betrayal. His name might come from the same Hungarian word, meaning "perfidious, mean, atrocious". Orkin referred to Limbaugh as a "dangerous hate-monger" and a "perfidious human being". There are admirable blacks and perfidious blacks, as well as admirable whites and perfidious whites. His political views on "perfidious Albion" are clearly expressed in his novels. The result was "Perfidious Albion", a small self-published zine focussed on miniatures and board wargames. Paul and Rickie then set about meting out appropriate justice on the perfidious pair. In the end, Sir Perfidious realizes that Wittypate has cheated him repeatedly. In "Pyramids of Mars" (1975), Sutekh calls the Time Lords "a perfidious species". Landmines and similar traps can be considered perfidious under the rules in certain circumstances.