| Well, it's never too wise to make it look like you're the belligerent warmonger on the eve of mid-term U.S. elections. |
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| I am not a warmonger, but if we do not have soldiers to stop the criminals in Kosovo, then what is the point in having soldiers at all? |
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| For Democrats, Graham is a warmonger who leads the charge for military intervention in places such as Syria, Egypt, and Libya. |
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| When even Ann Coulter is calling you a warmonger, it tends to frighten people. |
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| It takes a cataclysmic and frightening event for the warmonger wing of the party to win the day. |
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| You say that you are against war, but you would not be the first warmonger to swear that. |
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| Tristan Bauer's cinematic drama puts the reality of war, the lopsided battles and warmonger brutality, in front of our eyes. |
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| Well I was, as a kid, a terrible chauvinist, militarist and warmonger. |
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| We in this country tended to undervalue Ronald Reagan, too often dismissing him as a cowboy, a warmonger and a bumbler. |
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| Nobody could be accused of being a warmonger. |
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| Nationalist protestors called Mr Murphy a traitor and a warmonger. |
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| Many people fear that he is a warmonger at worst, at best a prickly individual with neoconservative tendencies who will do little to mend fences with the world. |
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| During the Bosnian war, he was able to turn himself from warmonger to indispensable peace-broker, a transformation that western governments readily accepted. |
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| He was called a warmonger and a fearmonger. |
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| It is not the dictator Saddam Hussein who is the warmonger. |
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| Also paying their respects at the service was Tony Blair another warmonger and hypocrite. |
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| General concern for Romney's presidency is that, like his Republican predecessor, he could turn out to be a warmonger and a unilateralist. |
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