Difference between Splinter Group and Ribbonism

SPLINTER GROUP vs RIBBONISM: NOUN

A group of members of a political party or of a similar organisation who have decided to create their own organisation.
A group, such as a religious sect or political faction, that has broken away from a parent group.
A faction or sect that has broken away from its parent organization

The principles and practices of the Ribbonmen. See Ribbon Society, under ribbon.
The principles and methods of the Ribbon Society of Ireland. See under ribbon, a.

Antiburgher, Insurgent, Guerrilla force, Incendious, Sectarian, Sect, Sectarianize, Extremist, Paramilitary organization, Militia, Political movement, Splinter, Gang of four, Factionary, Faction

Nationalist, Groupuscule, Freedom of religion, Antiburgher, Religious order, Brahmoism, Ecumenical movement, Political movement, Politicalism, Nation of islam, Churchism, Black muslim, Labadist, Orange order, Ribbonman

Antiburgher, Insurgent, Guerrilla force, Incendious, Sectarian, Sect, Sectarianize, Extremist, Paramilitary organization, Militia, Political movement, Splinter, Gang of four, Factionary, Faction

Nationalist, Groupuscule, Freedom of religion, Antiburgher, Religious order, Brahmoism, Ecumenical movement, Political movement, Politicalism, Nation of islam, Churchism, Black muslim, Labadist, Orange order, Ribbonman

A splinter group for Finnish speaking people, Suomen parapsykologinen tutkimusseura (Parapsychological research society of Finland), still exists today.
Taliban fighters loyal to Mullah Rasul, the leader of a splinter group, are active in estern Afghanistan.
The CIO started out as a splinter group from the AFL.
Hormel Foods on Thursday announced the upcoming retirement of Jim Splinter, group vice president, corporate strategy.
The worst recession ever, Sarah Palin and a splinter group of racist teabagging anarchists.
Looking at the records, Jones only had one splinter group under his leadership.
Arnold, one of the driving forces behind splinter group XR Boycott Fashion, agreed.
Schiffman believes they were a splinter group of priests known as the Sadducees.
Patrick Buchanan for president, and a splinter group nominated Dr.
Qaida splinter group with a militant Sunni Islamist ideology.