| It has to do with the intelligence of our opponents, the warmongering intellectuals. |
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| No amount of muckraking or warmongering can divert attention from the mess the government will leave behind. |
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| If Bush hoped his visit would dispel the image of the US as a warmongering bully, he was mistaken. |
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| Despite all that has happened there is very little warmongering in New York. |
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| That, in part, is why the west has always provided a politically expedient cover for warmongering. |
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| They coincided with the rise of anti-nuke protests in that same decade, thanks to warmongering by Reagan. |
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| The view is that the single most important factor was the personality of warmongering army chief, General Pervez Musharraf. |
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| Protestors have already gathered in Seattle in response to your insensitive and warmongering comment! |
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| We cannot afford misrepresentation of the facts, jingoism and warmongering in the media. |
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| The presence of a well paid, well equipped modern military does not mean that Canadians are a warmongering people. |
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| This is irrefutable evidence of tolerance toward all citizens of Yemen and rejection of all warmongering, hatemongering and advocacy of violence. |
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| It is precisely these values that Bush is scorning, with his warmongering cronies and his disregard for Europe. |
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| This is what warmongering politicians are trying to instil in our minds, and it is simply illogical. |
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| Industry has its crises and excesses, its warmongering characteristics. |
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| The peace movement at national, European and global level against the warmongering imperialists is the only prospect of survival for mankind. |
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| He was squeezed down and out by the Tory revival under David Cameron and the departure of warmongering Tony Blair, which boosted Labour. |
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| However, as an official notes, there is as yet little support in the south for warmongering, and the stockmarket has held firm. |
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| But when Spartan Princess Helen cuckolds Menelaus with Trojan Prince Paris, warmongering Agamemnon uses it as an excuse for launching an all out war on Troy. |
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| One thing that is truly worrisome about the sabre-rattling and the warmongering of U. S. is that it has taken it upon itself to talk about pre-emptive strikes absolutely in defiance of international law. |
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| This is a conception remote from any form of warmongering in the management of international affairs, and is based on the rule of law, highlighting cooperation, mutual respect, shared interests, trust and solidarity. |
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| The basis for the U. S. warmongering toward Iraq has been that it has insisted Iraq would not agree to comply with the Security Council resolutions. |
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| It was regrettable that the other negotiating party had preferred warmongering and incitement of anti-Armenian hatred, rather than serious efforts to find a negotiated solution to the conflict. |
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| This outward display of warmongering changed the deal. |
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| Prime Minister Berlusconi has been interested more in Russia's warmongering dimension rather than peace, ordinary cooperation with people and their social well-being. |
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| We voted in favour of the only amendment which opposes this premeditated barbaric warmongering but we rejected the report, which merely seeks to justify it. |
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| Let us hope and pray that, for the sake of the American people as well as for the rest of the world, soon enough Mr Bush and his warmongering associates will also find their way out of office. |
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| The Helsinki conclusions state that there is no question of a European army, and we are not really creating any sort of crisis management capability or crisis management force that would go out warmongering. |
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| Finally, Mr President of the Commission, you should not forget that the majority of Europeans have been opposed to President Bush's warmongering exploits from the very beginning. |
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| I side with the only American politician who had the courage to vote against the warmongering, following in the footsteps of those few German socialist dissenters at the beginning of the First World War. |
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| At first, most Yugoslavs didn't mind Milosevic's warmongering. |
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