When your running mate teases assassinating and jailing his rival.
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Can we start assassinating generals in the People's Liberation Army?
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JV: We are assassinating terrorists in multiple countries at any moment.
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Running and jumping and climbing and assassinating is all pretty fun.
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Iran was just accused of assassinating two people on European soil.
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A legal framework now exists for assassinating American citizen terrorists abroad.
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Same goes for "jokes" about armed revolt or assassinating Hillary Clinton.
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But Iran has a dismal success rate in assassinating foreign officials.
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In 1975, Prince Faisal bin Musaid was beheaded for assassinating King Faisal.
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Kotkin, like Tucker before him, finds himself fantasizing about someone assassinating Stalin.
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We cannot afford to be assassinating every bad guy who crosses us.
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Sirhan Sirhan was convicted of assassinating Democratic presidential candidate Robert Kennedy in 1968.
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So Trump is apparently fine with assassinating foreign leaders — at least in theory.
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She has a proven record of poking fun at people -- not assassinating them.
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The rebels have ruled Sanaa, kidnapping, executing, disappearing, systematically torturing, and assassinating detractors.
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He essentially says black people are so mad, assassinating cops becomes almost inevitable.
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On Thursday at the Glastonbury arts festival, Depp jokingly suggested assassinating President Trump.
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Bill Maher rooting for a recession and Johnny Depp fantasizing about assassinating the president.
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Jennifer Granholm agreed, telling Cuomo that joking about assassinating a candidate is not presidential.
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After all, Trump openly mused about assassinating Kim Jong Un at a campaign stop.
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They also spoke about assassinating someone for $10,000, although the hit never took place.
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The former director Kim Jae-gyu was executed for assassinating Mr. Park in 1979.
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Openly assassinating such a man would break all of the norms of international relations.
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Theroux ends up assassinating all of his characters, but I still enjoyed the play.
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And I'm sure there would've been other ways to do it besides assassinating Soleimani.
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Cue the back-up plan — assassinating Vargas and framing Cyrus (Jeff Perry) for the crime.
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There are 3 huge loopholes in Trump's justification for assassinating Iran's top general, Qassem Soleimani
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A teen gunman came close to assassinating Queen Elizabeth in 1981, according to newly released documents.
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"Destabilizing governments and assassinating foreign nationals does take a toll on the staff," another user wrote.
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Marxist extremists, notably the Red Brigades, began kidnapping and assassinating "anti-worker" officials: policemen, judges, journalists.
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Mr. Chau did not propose to defeat the Communists in Kien Hoa merely by assassinating them.
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But the Mossad has a long history of assassinating scientists developing weaponry seen as a threat.
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Ray, who was en route to Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), had been charged with assassinating the Rev.
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Plus, Ned has always been weirdly protective of Daenerys, warning against assassinating her in the first season.
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It is funny off of Rachel Maddow how, you know, the left fantasizes about assassinating President Trump.
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Israel allegedly nearly succeeded in assassinating him 203 years ago by jabbing deadly poison into his ear.
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Chapo's prosecutors cited his long history of corrupting Mexican government officials and assassinating anyone who opposes him.
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Some supporters are even talking about starting a violent revolution or assassinating Clinton if she is elected president.
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Assassinating someone in the Saudi Embassy in Istanbul is not exactly the same as making war on Turkey.
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There's cold, there's ice-cold, and then there's assassinating someone while wearing a shirt that says LOL. pic.twitter.
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He lives in fear for his life, saying he's sure the government in Cairo has considered assassinating him.
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Hypersonic missiles are also ideal for waging a decapitation strike — assassinating a country's top military or political officials.
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The man took part in a dramatic jailbreak and was later accused of assassinating a prominent newspaper editor.
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A jury in 1969 found Sirhan guilty of assassinating Kennedy the previous year by opening fire with a .
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The Associated Press reported in 1936 that the group was suspected of assassinating as many as 50 people.
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The year before, North Korean commandos had infiltrated Seoul with the intention of assassinating President Park Chung-hee.
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First: There's cold, there's ice-cold, and then there's assassinating someone while wearing a shirt that says LOL. pic.twitter.
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Johnny Depp is apologizing for his joke about assassinating President Trump, saying he didn't mean any harm by it.
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The warring sides accused each other of assassinating the official, who had only assumed his role a day before.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said Saturday that the US made a "grave mistake" by assassinating top general Qassem Soleimani.
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South Korea is the only country that has blamed North Korea for assassinating Kim, an allegation Pyongyang has strongly denied.
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Amnesty International, by contrast, has denounced a "policy of assassinating those who do not pose an imminent threat to lives".
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Imagine cartel members assassinating each other, or law-enforcement officials, by steering an explosive-packed quadcopter toward the target's head.
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She also opened the door for the fascist right to act with impunity, assassinating and bringing violence to our youth.
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Assassinating Frankie Vargas was harsh and sad, but it didn't have the same visceral, immediate effect as Elizabeth's death does.
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Separately, the FARC's political party on Wednesday accused the far right of assassinating its members, but pledged to continue reintegration.
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And yet, just last month, Trump insinuated that guns-rights supporters could take action in this election by assassinating Clinton.
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Since then, the notion that individual Muslims have a duty to defend their faith by assassinating its critics has spread.
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But Escalante called the poison pill effort "the closest the CIA got to assassinating Fidel" in an interview with Reuters.
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People have been manipulated into pushing a stranger off a building, stabbing a friend, and allegedly assassinating a public figure.
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One Instagram account targeting voters on the right, for instance, implied that Black Lives Matter activists were assassinating police officers.
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A Russian man was arrested in Berlin on suspicion of assassinating a Chechen exile in one of the city's parks.
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Israeli governments remain wedded to the idea that assassinating their enemies keeps them on the defensive and disrupts their plans.
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He was an enemy of the US, and two American presidents — Barack Obama and George W. Bush — considered assassinating him.
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Mr. Ferrell plays the evil fashion guru Mugatu who is trying brainwash Derek into assassinating the prime minister of Malaysia.
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They will start, and it&aposs already started, the smearing, besmirching and fear-mongering and assassinating the character of Judge Kavanaugh.
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By comparison, the original movie's plot to brainwash Derek into assassinating the Malaysian prime minister seems a model of linear clarity.
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I remember marveling that America had voted for a man of color, and hoping that we would refrain from assassinating him.
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Oil-whale lamps lit the paths for players, as they skulked across the city, finding and assassinating corrupt politicians and industrialists.
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Likewise, Trump is signaling that assassinating Hillary Clinton and/or her Supreme Court nominees is an okay thing to talk about.
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It is also heavily engaged in so-called "active measures" such as supporting divisive political movements and assassinating Chechen rebel sympathizers.
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None of this is to suggest that we should take Depp's joke about assassinating President Trump to be a genuine threat.
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The fighters are assassinating smugglers who rescue the captives, just as funds to buy the women out of slavery are drying up.
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Washington (CNN)The White House responded Friday to actor Johnny Depp's comments alluding to assassinating President Donald Trump, calling his words 'sad.
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Game of Thrones finally returns on Sunday, July 16 and we are so stoked to see who Arya plans on assassinating next.
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He was the mentally unstable major who was stabbed trying to stop John Wilkes Booth from assassinating Lincoln, and she his wife.
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"I think it really is in poor taste to be making fun of murdering someone, and particularly assassinating the president," he said.
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But tell me, is there a good time for "the paper of record" to publish a fictional story about assassinating the president?
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If assassinating the second most powerful military leader of a foreign country isn't an act of war, I don't know what is.
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Somoza was accused of assassinating him, and I didn't really know where Nicaragua was or anything about the US history with Nicaragua.
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You can assign them to important posts within your ranks, or send them to gain the trust of your enemies before assassinating them.
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Because it allied with the anarchist revolutionaries and criticized Stalin, pro-Moscow Communists persecuted and dismantled the POUM, assassinating its leader Andreu Nin.
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It allowed me to choose the moment that supposedly defines the entire series—carefully assassinating well-guarded targets—and it's better for it.
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By assassinating Saleh, Houthis have effectively created an enemy on two fronts — both in forces loyal to Saleh and those loyal to Hadi.
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Early in her tenure, she bucked White House pressure in her assessment of the Saudis' responsibility for assassinating Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi.
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In 2016 army officers tried to mount a coup, putting tanks in the streets, bombing parliament and nearly assassinating the president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Flashback to almost a year ago when Trump accused Cruz's father of assassinating JFK and insulted Heidi Cruz on twitter, insinuating she was ugly.
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I've actually been wondering for several weeks now what is the point of assassinating Frankie Vargas (Ricardo Chavira) if Mellie is the real target?
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On the German side, the Einsatzgruppen began assassinating Polish officials and intellectuals, and soon forced Stars of David onto the clothing of Polish Jews.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A prominent secular political party on Wednesday accused Pakistan's powerful security establishment of assassinating one of its former lawmakers a day earlier.
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A.N.C. politicians have even taken to assassinating fellow party members to cover up corruption, leading some officials to liken the party to a Mafia.
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That Putin's regime has also taken to assassinating political opponents and journalists is only further evidence of the profound insecurity and weakness of Putin's standing.
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Apr 5 - Islamic State claims responsibility for assassinating a Saudi security officer, Colonel Kitab al-Hammadi, in al-Arja in al-Dawadmi, south of Riyadh.
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The two women accused of assassinating the estranged half brother of North Korea's Kim Jong Un appeared in court in Malaysia Tuesday wearing bulletproof vests.
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Israel sparked the November fighting in Gaza by assassinating Baha Abu Al-Atta, an Islamic Jihad commander it accused of ordering the launch against Ashdod.
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It introduces the aesthetic of the game and the character Letho, an outrageously beefy and agile witcher who is going around the Continent assassinating kings.
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Remembering how Cersei bombed the Sept of Baelor for personal reasons, are we then supposed to take Tyrion's speech to Jon about assassinating Daenerys skeptically?
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The agreement fell apart completely in 2014 when President Salvador Sánchez Cerén took office, and the gangs began feuding once again and assassinating police officers.
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Top Saudi intelligence officials looked into the possibility of assassinating Soleimani in 2017, according to a report in the New York Times late last year.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - A Chilean judge convicted six people on Wednesday of assassinating former President Eduardo Frei Montalva during the 1973 to 1990 dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet.
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The source told CNN that the transcript substantiates the Turkish account of an organized team of Saudi agents assassinating Khashoggi as part of a premeditated mission.
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Assassinating mid-level mob bosses, racketeering neighborhood haunts, and interrupting rival gang trade deals, in theory, will be the legs on which the table is set.
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Delatorre spoke about "assassinating" Trump while receiving treatment at the hospital and a psychiatric nurse notified officials, according to a criminal complaint obtained by the outlet.
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Mr. Trump's offhand comment about "Second Amendment people," which was widely interpreted as a joke about assassinating politicians, was a case in point, Mr. Fleischer said.
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"There's a long history in the Philippines of the state security forces and pro-government militias assassinating people labeled as NPA members or supporters," he said.
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Our heroines have been led to believe that it's the C.I.A. for whom they are seducing, kickboxing and assassinating so many men in so little time.
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The belief that assassinating the P.L.O. leader would solve the entire Palestinian problem would be the predominant opinion in Israeli intelligence for many years to come.
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The prison's inhabitants include opposition leaders, war criminals convicted by the International Criminal Court and soldiers convicted of assassinating the president's father and predecessor, Laurent Kabila.
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"By assassinating Kim Jong-nam, Kim Jong-un may have removed a thorn in the side, but it will further isolate his country," Mr. Cheong said.
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Hoover oversaw COINTELPRO, a counterintelligence program that infiltrated the organization and ultimately led to its demise in the '70s, even going so far as assassinating its leaders.
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Leslie Odom, Jr., best known for assassinating Alexander Hamilton and rapping up a storm while he did it, will release a Christmas album in winter of 2016.
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Mr. Putin's government has cracked down hard on dissent — spying on, jailing, and, critics charge, sometimes assassinating opponents while consolidating control over the news media and internet.
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Then, you try something: the most clearly demarcated path toward assassinating your target, or else a wild flailing toward whatever kind of violence you guess is needed.
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So full of Canadian pride is this lot that they wish for its downfall and muse about assassinating Justin Trudeau as remedies for the country's gradual diversification.
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"I have the pleasure of being privy to those conversations ... and I have not once heard the president talk about assassinating Assad," Haley told reporters on Tuesday.
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This almost seemed like a safe assumption in a news cycle where nothing, not even the president assassinating an Iranian military leader, could stop stocks from rallying.
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Prosecutors believe Mr. Assad's real job in Montenegro was to help coup plotters flee the country after assassinating the country's prime minister, according to senior Montenegrin officials.
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And the arguments among elites for assassinating the brothers would bear a strong resemblance to the case for pursuing impeachment or invoking the 25th Amendment against Trump.
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As Astrid becomes more serious about running, Payton's victory is no longer guaranteed, especially when there's a VP candidate seriously considering assassinating Payton as a viable option.
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One sign of impending trouble: A gorgeous young Vietnamese woman has been tearing around the city on the back of a scooter, assassinating prominent American Army officers.
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When military advisers gave President Trump options on responding to Iranian actions, they say, they did not expect him to pick the most extreme, assassinating the general.
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They were not a band of rebellious "fraggers" assassinating their officers or marauding killers piling up body counts of the innocent in a haze of marijuana smoke.
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Lee Harvey Oswald -- the man some believe acted alone in assassinating President John F. Kennedy -- never cashed his final paycheck ... on account of being dead, we're assuming.
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In March of 1981, Reagan was shot and wounded by John Hinckley Jr., a mentally ill man who believed that assassinating a president would impress actress Jodie Foster.
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Drone pilots sit in air conditioned offices while Reapers and Predators crisscross North Africa and the Middle East, assassinating targets based on inscrutable criteria and smartphone geolocation data.
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The CIA had thought about sabotaging parts for planes headed to Cuba from Canada and considered assassinating Cuban President Fidel Castro by hiring mafia leaders, according to CNN.
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Once Eli straight-up denied assassinating the president in the premiere "Survival of the Fittest," our minds immediately starting dreaming up bigger plots that could explain Frankie's death.
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Since its ouster from power the Brotherhood has been credibly accused of waging a campaign of terror, conducting attacks on Coptic Christian churches, and assassinating of government officials.
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Eliminating poverty in the Philippines by addressing inequality, improving education and creating jobs would do far more to stem drug use and petty crime than assassinating supposed violators.
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Hamza bin Laden made international headlines in December 2007, as an 18 year-old, when al-Qaida claimed responsibility for assassinating Pakistan's first female prime minister, Benazir Bhutto.
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The son of slain al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden has threatened revenge against the United States for assassinating his father, according to an audio message posted online.
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He adorned billboards and had a man-crush love letter written to him in the script of a Philadelphia-set sitcom, all while silently assassinating his opponents' fastballs.
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Now, that role is likely to be filled by Mr. Pompeo, who has effectively pushed for regime change in North Korea and even alluded to assassinating Mr. Kim.
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In June 1922 a group of anti-Semitic right-wingers appalled the German establishment by assassinating Walther Rathenau, the foreign minister, in his car on the streets of Berlin.
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Boko Haram has unleashed wave after wave of brutal attacks across northern Nigeria, bombing schools, churches and mosques, kidnapping women and children and assassinating politicians and religious leaders alike.
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They have been providing supplies for terrorists; they have been recruiting people; they have been assassinating people; they have been sowing sectarianism in the region, splitting the Islamic world.
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They have been providing supplies for terrorists, they have been recruiting people, they have been assassinating people, they have been sowing sectarianism in the region, splitting the Islamic world.
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And there's evidence Mattis was a check on some of the president 's worst instincts, reportedly helping to block wild Trumpian ideas like assassinating Syrian strongman Bashar al-Assad.
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"There's a long history in the Philippines of the state security forces and pro-government militias assassinating people labeled as NPA members or supporters," he said in a statement.
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He offered bounties to the police, the military, indeed anyone who wanted to help him with the job of assassinating 100,000 criminals during his first six months in office.
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As Barry himself has tried to veer away from his number one skill (assassinating people), and clumsily at that, so Hank has tried to move towards enlightenment, albeit slowly.
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The US' act of international terrorism, targeting & assassinating General Soleimani—THE most effective force fighting Daesh (ISIS), Al Nusrah, Al Qaeda et al—is extremely dangerous & a foolish escalation.
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On Monday, the president was preoccupied not with the potential consequences of assassinating one of the most highly revered figures of a sovereign nation, but with his own impeachment.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday said he did not discuss assassinating Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad, disputing an account in a forthcoming book by journalist Bob Woodward.
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And Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said that assassinating Qassem Soleimani disrupted imminent threats to Americans and saved lives, which would be a pretty good reason if it were true.
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The White House on Friday issued a statement in response to actor Johnny Depp's remarks about assassinating the president, condemning the remarks and calling on Depp's colleagues to speak out.
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The police that are supposed to protect the people are instead the ones that are killing and assassinating the students that are the future for the development of my country.
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A new book on Mr Trump recounts that last year he advocated assassinating Mr Assad—a claim he denies—but the idea was set aside by his defence secretary, Jim Mattis.
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I'm just glad this plot is resolved and largely over with, apart from Arya possibly assassinating kill-list members Ilyn Payne, Gregor Clegane, and maybe even Cersei while wearing Littlefinger's face.
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The game takes place in 2044, a time by which some people in the world have embraced the Omniums, while other countries still resist, forcing them underground and assassinating their leaders.
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Attempting to downplay the seriousness of the assault, U.S. officials denied that the American general had been a target, with CNN reporting U.S. authorities believed the shooter had prioritized assassinating Raziq.
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Around that time, Jaish al-Islam, a Salafi militant group, came to dominate Douma and established a despotic system, arresting, kidnapping and assassinating people who did not comply with its dictates.
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MOSCOW — Russia's vast security apparatus often displays its power through brutal actions: burly police officers in riot gear pummeling protesters or mysterious thugs assaulting and occasionally assassinating opposition politicians and journalists.
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This year, South Korea accused the North of assassinating the half brother of the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, at the international airport in Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia.
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Yet there was a reason that past American presidents refrained from assassinating one of the region's most powerful and, yes, blood-soaked military commanders: Iran's ability to respond with asymmetric violence.
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The suspected murder of the ambassador by an officer also trains scrutiny on Rio's police forces, already under pressure over extrajudicial killings, torture, forming militias and assassinating candidates in municipal elections.
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His Wednesday night statements about Obama and ISIS came just one day after Trump's controversial "joke" about assassinating Hillary Clinton—or just, like, voting against her, depending on who you ask.
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By operational wing, Truman meant all the "sinister and mysterious foreign intrigue" that Sanders criticized: overthrowing democratically elected governments in Guatemala, Iran, and Chile, as well as assassinating figures like Patrice Lumumba.
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The attacker was probably sponsored by North Korea, which was angry about Seth Rogen's 2014 comedy The Interview, a satire about assassinating North Korea's Kim Jung Un (trust me, it's a comedy).
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Lorenz told Vanity Fair in 1993 that, while she was Castro's lover in late 1959, she was recruited as a contract-agent for the CIA and tasked with assassinating the Cuban leader.
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BOB MCKILLOP PORTLAND, ME. ♦ To the Editor: I am shocked by the extremely bad judgment displayed by the publication of Zoë Sharp's short story, "How It Ends," about assassinating the president.
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President Donald Trump announced on Twitter and to reporters that he would target and attack Iranian cultural sites if the country retaliated against the US for assassinating its top general, Qassem Soleimani.
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Qassem SoleimaniHow the Trump administration got into a showdown with Iran that could lead to warThere are 3 huge loopholes in Trump&aposs justification for assassinating Iran&aposs top general, Qassem Soleimani
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She began the season by assassinating Walder Frey and all of his male heirs in retaliation for the Red Wedding, and ended it by executing Littlefinger for his (many) crimes against the Starks.
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In Ukraine, according to authorities there, Wagner soldiers trained and aided rebel groups and fought Ukrainian troops, while also acting as Moscow's enforcers, intimidating and assassinating rebel leaders who wouldn't fall into line.
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Matt Viser and Tracy Jan of The Boston Globe reported that some Trump supporters believe his claims and have spoken about starting a violent revolution or assassinating Clinton if she is elected president.
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While attending the Glastonbury Festival in England, the actor tried to lighten the mood by making an out-of-place and incredibly awkward joke about assassinating the president, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Iran has been accused of assassinating Iranian exiles in the past, most recently Abbas Yazdi, an Anglo-Iranian businessman who was kidnapped in Dubai in 2013 and is now thought to be dead.
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GAZA CITY — Three men were executed in Gaza on Thursday, days after being found guilty of assassinating a top member of the militant group Hamas — a crime the group accuses Israel of ordering.
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North Korean hackers stole the U.S. and South Korea's plans from 2016 for a potential war with the north, including a blueprint for assassinating Kim Jong Un, a lawmaker in Seoul claimed Tuesday.
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We figured Jaime would just assassinate the High Sparrow, but Cersei, deciding to go big or go home, took it about ten steps further by assassinating a couple hundred extra people along with him.
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"What we are facing now is the result of their action in assassinating their own citizen in Malaysia, on Malaysian soil, using a strictly banned chemical weapon," Najib told state media agency Bernama Wednesday.
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And an episode of Hitman, called "Freedom Fighters," has the titular killer assassinating targets on a Colorado compound that seemed to take at least some inspiration from the real-world incident in Harney County.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's prosecution ordered on Sunday six members of the banned Muslim Brotherhood accused of assassinating Public Prosecutor Hisham Barakat in June to be detained for 15 days, state news agency MENA reported.
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Relations between the two countries ruptured after Malaysia accused the North Korean government of assassinating Kim Jong-nam, the half brother of Kim Jong-un, in a bizarre attack at Kuala Lumpur's international airport.
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" Reacher, freshly returned from assassinating a couple of bad guys in the Balkans, is sent on a training course with the deliberately snooze-inducing title "Impact of Recent Forensic Innovation on Inter-Agency Cooperation.
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Since assuming power in 2011, the young North Korean leader has cemented his grip on power with a hard-line rule that included executing and assassinating relatives and threatening the world with hydrogen bombs.
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GLASTONBURY, England, June 23 (Reuters) - Johnny Depp courted controversy at Britain's Glastonbury music festival with a joke about assassinating Donald Trump, pondering how long it had been since an actor had killed a U.S. president.
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"What we are facing now is the result of their action in assassinating their own citizen in Malaysia, on Malaysian soil, using a strictly banned chemical weapon," Najib told state media agency Bernama on Tuesday.
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Hamas issued a public ultimatum for "collaborators" to turn themselves in after the killing last month of Mazen Fuqaha, a senior leader of its armed wing, accusing Israel or its local agents of assassinating him.
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Where a civil libertarian might balk at assassinating Americans abroad without a trial, a president chiefly concerned with the rule of law seeks to ground the tactic in lengthy and, he hopes, sound legal opinions.
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Olivia's slightly fanatical sense of patriotism has her on a mission to kill her father, but Huck must convince her that Rowan isn't that bad and had completely valid reasons for assassinating the president-elect.
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The summit couldn't have gone better for Kim Kim, who is accused of assassinating relatives and executing scores of his citizens, appeared to get his top outcome from the meeting: legitimacy on the international stage.
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Assassinating General Suleimani, moreover, was not the same as hunting down Osama bin Laden or Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leaders of Al Qaeda and the Islamic State, both terrorists who answered to no government.
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A chemist reportedly said in a Malaysian court on Thursday that he found VX nerve agent on two women accused of assassinating the half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un earlier this year.
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A regional commander of the Iranian military warned Friday that they already have a list of dozens of potential targets to launch a counter-strike against the US for assassinating their top general, Qassem Soleimani.
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Though Trump initially rejected the option of assassinating Soleimani on December 28, he grew increasingly furious when Iranian-backed militiamen attacked the US Embassy in Iraq, The Times reported, citing Pentagon and Trump administration officials.
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Kim Jong Un stood to gain so little from assassinating his own half-brother that such a killing would be little more than a senseless murder by an increasingly paranoid regime, according to experts and officials.
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Young, well-paid, appreciated by her bosses and with an enviable sense of style, she travels around Europe with all the verve of a woman in a Peroni advert doing what she does best: assassinating people.
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"We had good conversations, substantive conversations that involved deep complex challenges," Pompeo said Friday about his two meetings with Kim, who is known for assassinating rivals and family members and running prison camps throughout his country.
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The countries have become embroiled in a simmering row after Malaysia accused North Korea of assassinating Kim Jong Nam, the estranged half-brother of Pyongyang ruler Kim Jong Un, at Kuala Lumpur International Airport on Feb. 13.
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Agents questioned whether the trip was potentially focused on Oswald's attempt to secure visas from the Soviet or Cuban embassies in Mexico City so he could "make a quick escape after assassinating the president," the memo said.
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But it also inches closer and closer to our reality by pitting a female presidential candidate (Elizabeth Mitchell) against the New Founding Fathers, who conspire to win the election by assassinating her under cover of the Purge.
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SRINAGAR, Kashmir — Indian security forces on Wednesday killed one of the most wanted Kashmiri militants, a young fighter who had escaped from police custody earlier this year and was accused of later assassinating a prominent newspaper editor.
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So I became obsessed with increasing my milk supply, to the point that I would literally fantasize about becoming a bountiful milk machine, my breasts spraying milk in slender arcs like an Austin Powers fembot assassinating her victims.
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This particular spy, a former bodyguard-turned-warchief named Deadeye, is a sniper that you managed to shuffle around in the ranks to warchief status by assassinating one of the previous warchiefs within the walls of the fortress.
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When Donald Trump floated the idea of assassinating Hillary Clinton yesterday during a rally in North Carolina, the face of one bearded audience member behind the podium captured the same shock and disbelief many of us were feeling.
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"We had good conversations, substantive conversations that involved deep complex challenges," Pompeo said about his two meetings with the North Korean leader who is known for assassinating rivals and family members, and running prison camps throughout his country.
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Breitbart's postelection Hollywood coverage appears largely to be a cool cataloging of aggrieved celebrities, including Rick Ross (who just dropped a video for the song "Free Enterprise," which includes a lyric that makes reference to assassinating Mr. Trump).
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Tuesday's execution was the first time that a member of the royal family had been put to death for murder by the state since 1975, when Prince Faisal bin Musaid was beheaded in Riyadh for assassinating King Faisal.
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The Guardian said "it may be the closest anyone has ever come to assassinating Queen Elizabeth II." Decades later, questions about whether the New Zealand police and government had covered up the seriousness of the crime still linger.
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This move plays into the hands of Iran and Hezbollah, who duplicitously pose as rule abiding, despite having undermined the Lebanese state for decades, assassinating rivals, plunging the country into foreign wars and exporting fighters across the region.
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I asked Rather what he was most struck by in the 2016 campaign, and he instantly mentioned Trump's horrific implication, in public remarks that August, that gun enthusiasts could rid themselves of a Clinton presidency by assassinating her.
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He then withheld his endorsement at the convention on national television, urging those assembled to vote their consciences—a justified response to a nominee who called Cruz's wife ugly and accused his father of assassinating John F. Kennedy.
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MOSCOW/KIEV (Reuters) - The leader of Russian-backed separatists in the Donetsk region in eastern Ukraine was killed in an explosion at a cafe on Friday, prompting Russia to accuse Ukraine of assassinating him while Kiev blamed separatist infighting.
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Although it appears Oswald "was then thinking only about a peaceful change of residence to the Soviet Union, it is also possible that he was getting documented to make a quick escape after assassinating the president," the message said.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - A Chilean judge formally accused six people on Friday of assassinating a former president during the country's 1973 to 1990 dictatorship, marking the second time in a decade he has moved to resolve the enduring murder case.
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Resistance groups in the city — at least five claimed to have a presence — say they concentrated on assassinating individuals, said Abdullah Abu Ahmed, who described himself as a leader of an anti-ISIS brigade in Mosul called The Resistance.
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Malaysia: Prosecutors refused to dismiss the case of a Vietnamese woman accused of assassinating Kim Jong-nam, the half brother of North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, in Kuala Lumpur in 2017 by smearing him with a nerve agent.
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After The Saturday Evening Post assigned him to cover the trial of the men accused of assassinating Malcolm X — the article was never published — Mr. Kelley became disillusioned with the American justice system and took his family to Paris.
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Pyongyang in past decades has been accused of abducting Japanese, South Korean and Soviet nationals, assassinating South Korean politicians and even blowing up a Korean Air jet in an attempt to derail the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, killed 115 people.
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"Although it appears that he was then thinking only about a peaceful change of residence to the Soviet Union, it is also possible that he was getting documented to make a quick escape after assassinating the president," the official wrote.
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Third, North Korea is prone to committing periodic hostile acts, such as sinking a South Korean warship, shelling a South Korean island, assassinating political rivals on foreign shores, and — years ago — even launching direct attacks on American forces in the field.
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Aillaud and two other young painters stormed to scandalous prominence in 1965 with the collective series "Live and Let Die, or the Tragic Death of Marcel Duchamp," which pictured the young French artists assassinating the father figure of the avant-garde.
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SHAH ALAM, Malaysia — Malaysian prosecutors on Thursday refused to dismiss the case against a Vietnamese woman accused of assassinating the half brother of North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, just days after her co-defendant was set free with charges dropped.
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Now that he's president, however, Trump has gone down a very different path, unilaterally pulling the US out of the nuclear deal, pursuing a "maximum pressure" campaign aimed at crippling Iran's economy, and assassinating the head of the country's paramilitary forces.
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MOSCOW — A leader of the Russian opposition who has been a vocal critic of what he calls a Kremlin policy of assassinating political enemies has fallen into a life-threatening coma caused by an unknown poison, his wife said on Monday.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has suggested that President Donald Trump bears some responsibility for Iran&aposs downing of a commercial plane last week — an accident that happened hours after Iran retaliated against the US for assassinating its top military leader.
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The Senate's effort is one of several in Congress aimed at rebuking the Trump administration's embrace of MBS and Trump's unwillingness to punish him for assassinating Khashoggi, a US resident and Washington Post columnist who advocated for freedom of speech.
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Assassinating the president wasn't a federal crime in 19613 Despite the assassinations of three U.S. presidents -- Abraham Lincoln, James Garfield and William McKinley -- killing or attempting to harm a president wasn't a federal offense until 1965, two years after Kennedy's death. 3.
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Cyberwar, terrorist attacks, kidnappingMark Fitzpatrick, a former US diplomat and associate fellow at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, told Insider that Iran could engage in "asymmetrical" warfare against the US."Assassinating Soleimani is akin to declaring war on Iran," Fitzpatrick said.
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All the while, the Trump administration has not given a clear answer on the precise nature of the "imminent attack" it said was prevented by assassinating Soleimani, prompting uproar among Democrats in Congress and calls to limit the president&aposs war powers.
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If you were to read the frantic text messages I sent while screening the last 20 minutes of Netflix's Bodyguard finale, you would probably expect I was the one in the midst of a multi-layered police-mob conspiracy that included assassinating a politician.
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" Officials were "scrambling" to gather information on Oswald's Mexico City trip, as therewere questions around Oswald's trip to Mexico, and specifically if he had traveled there to get a visa from the Cuban and Soviet embassies, to "make a quick escape after assassinating the president.
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"I have the pleasure of being privy to those conversations — when we've dealt with the chemical weapons, when we've dealt with the responses, when we've dealt with everything — and I have not once ever heard the president talk about assassinating Assad," Haley told reporters.
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Donald Trump has a history of praising Putin's leadership style of assassinating political rivals, journalists, and jailing bands named after a certain delightful part of the female anatomy for being critical of his tyranny, comparing his BFF to the imagined "weakness" of American's sitting President.
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One former officer who was on the case told news outlets that New Zealand officials were afraid that if anyone knew how close the teenager had come to assassinating the queen of England, no British royal would ever set foot in New Zealand again.
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That in turn is pushing them toward a unified front in challenging Moscow over such serial transgressions as destabilizing its neighbors, assassinating its critics abroad, meddling in the elections of other countries, tolerating the use of chemical weapons by the Syrian government and cyberskirmishing.
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"There have been a number of options presented to the president over the course of time," a senior administration official said, adding that it was "some time ago" that the president's aides put assassinating Soleimani on the list of potential responses to Iranian aggression.
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READ: Photos: A tourist's search for everyday life in North Korea North Korean hackers stole the U.S. and South Korea's plans from 2016 for a potential war with the north, including a blueprint for assassinating Kim Jong Un, a lawmaker in Seoul claimed Tuesday.
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Top Saudi officials, including deputy intelligence chief Ahmed al-Assiri, who was blamed and fired last month for allegedly ordering the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, inquired about assassinating the kingdom's Iranian enemies during a meeting with private businessmen in March 2017, reports the New York Times.
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We talked to the family of Kim Jong Nam's accused assassin We talked to the family of Kim Jong Nam's accused assassin The two women accused of assassinating the estranged half brother of North Korea's Kim Jong Un appeared in court in Malaysia Tuesday wearing bulletproof vests.
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While it is possible that such a plan involved assassinating Mr. Khashoggi, the official said, it is also possible that a plan to trick Mr. Khashoggi into returning to Saudi Arabia, or to temporarily incapacitate and kidnap him, went horribly awry and resulted in his death.
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When the war began, he was recruited as an agent by the Office of Strategic Services, a precursor to the C.I.A. He went behind enemy lines in Europe to uncover secrets about the Nazi nuclear program, and was a hair's breadth away from assassinating Werner Heisenberg.
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"I think that, if the reports are confirmed, it is a very strong signal that there are many out there who think that they can get away with silencing journalists either by locking them away and throwing out the key or assassinating them," Ms. Ewen said.
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It's a gritty war film that leaves no survivors, showing off a darker side to the Rebel Alliance — as characters like Cassian Andor and Saw Gerrera talk about the lengths that they'll go to ensure victory, even if it means assassinating, killing, or torturing imperial personnel and civilians.
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Even if someone wants to give Trump the benefit of the doubt about his remarks on the gun rights community, what's most notable is that at this point in the campaign so many people don't have confidence that he didn't mean to refer to the threat of assassinating her.
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For those not familiar with the phrase, it was widely popularized during the Cold War to describe the USSR's propaganda methods which were aimed at fostering an uncritical and adoring following around any given leader's personality rather than their regime, downplaying and even assassinating political rivals in the process.
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He believed that leaders who did not respect the rights of their people would not respect the rights of their neighbors by invading sovereign nations, assassinating political dissidents overseas, and subverting institutions of Western democracy through cyberattacks, as the regime of Vladimir Putin does as a matter of course.
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Actor Johnny Depp apologized on Friday for reportedly joking about assassinating President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE during an appearance at an arts festival on Thursday.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — The two women who claim they were tricked into assassinating the estranged half brother of North Korea's leader appeared in court Thursday, where their lawyers argued that Malaysia's decision to free three North Korean suspects ended any chance of bringing the real culprits to justice.
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That decision explains why assassinating Soleimani was on the menu of options that the military presented to Trump two weeks ago for responding to an attack by Iranian proxies in Iraq, in which a U.S. contractor was killed and four U.S. service members were wounded, the officials said.
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According to Bangladeshi authorities, he'd been leading the Jama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh, a group that authorities once thought they'd wiped out, since it reorganized in 2013 and began recruiting educated young men from upper-middle-class backgrounds, carefully selecting targets, and assassinating them with machetes and other sharp weapons.
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The opera is based on Friedrich Schiller's play Wilhelm Tell, and recounts the legend of the 14th-century Swiss national hero who is forced by a Habsburg overlord to shoot an apple off his son's head, a marvelous feat he accomplishes before assassinating the despot and leading the Swiss to freedom.
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Its nuclear weapons program is advancing and the regime is suspected of assassinating the estranged brother of leader Kim Jong Un. "My speculation is that Yang will try and persuade the US government to be open to talks," said Tong Zhao, an associate at the Carnegie Tsinghua Center for Global Policy.
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Joseph Mobuto Sese Seko, who had taken over the country with the CIA and the international community's help in 1965, deposing and then assassinating the democratically elected Patrice Lumumba in the process, sunk $10 million dollars in the event, money that would've been better spent on his country's well-being.
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Desperately needed infrastructure investment has been woefully inadequate; many educated Russians have left the country in an ongoing brain drain; and Putin's international aggressions—undermining Western democracies, invading Ukraine, and assassinating critics at home and abroad—have left Moscow with few allies, besides those other states run by murderous autocrats.
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Nevertheless, unease persists that he will do something untoward in front of the royals, and so we are treated to the fascinating spectacle of Lady Mary chasing after Tom, who is, in turn, chasing some kind of rogue major who is really an Irish Republican intent on assassinating His Majesty.
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A lot of people wouldn't believe that; they look at the government's cruelty toward its own citizens, they look at it assassinating a family member in a foreign airport, they look to when North Korea shot down a South Korean aircraft trying to prevent the Olympics from going to Seoul in 1988.
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But as long as Kim Jong-un has this power that he inherited and has greatly amplified by such things as assassinating his brother -- half-brother with V.X. nerve agent, executing his uncle, people who had ideas about liberalizing North Korea, by the way, he has had murdered, it really isn&apost going to change.
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Abd al-Qader is the founder and managing editor of the Syrian news outlet Eye on the Homeland, subjecting him to targeting by IS. This is the second time the group has tried to kill Abd al-Qader in three months, after assassinating his brother, also a journalist, and a colleague in October 13.
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Abd al-Qader is the founder and managing editor of the Syrian news outlet Eye on the Homeland, subjecting him to targeting by IS. This is the second time the group has tried to kill Abd al-Qader in three months, after assassinating his brother, also a journalist, and a colleague in October 2015.
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To do that, I'd snuck through the outskirts of a feudal Japanese castle town, quietly assassinating enemies I could isolate and using the ones I couldn't as living whet stones, on which I could hone my parrying skills and to try out the various "shinobi tools" that Sekiro can equip to his prosthetic arm.
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Despite that, the US government has long treated Saudi Arabia as a key US ally, and the Trump administration has strengthened ties with the authoritarian kingdom — selling it more military weapons and acting as a guard dog when its government came under withering criticism for assassinating Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi late last year.
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The Sixth Empire essentially scoops up players who otherwise might not know where else to turn, and gives them a chance to get back on their feet—a pretty shocking act of philanthropy from a man who is also in the business of assassinating empresses and executing backroom deals at various EVE fan events.
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He had led the Quds force for nearly 20 years, "working as a power broker and as a military force: assassinating rivals, arming allies, and, for most of a decade, directing a network of militant groups that killed hundreds of Americans in Iraq," as Dexter Filkins wrote in a New Yorker profile in 2013.
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What killed off the governor's hopes of survival was the release nearly two weeks ago of a massive trove of electronic messages, shared between Mr Rosselló and a coterie of privileged friends and advisers, in which they mocked the poor, jeered at victims of the 2017 hurricane and joked about the idea of assassinating political opponents.
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Representative Ann Kirkpatrick, the Democrat challenging McCain for his Senate seat, is out with a new video that not only ties McCain and his repeated endorsements of "the Republican nominee" to Trump's outlandish statements—including the recent "Second Amendment people" quasi-joke about maybe assassinating Hillary Clinton—but also to Trump's repeated insults of McCain himself.
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Woodward writes of an April 2017 phone call between Trump and Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE in which the president suggested assassinating Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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Members of Congress will have to show that they are willing to cut off funds and pass explicit legislation prohibiting the US armed forces from assassinating foreign leaders or bombing civilian sites without military value (as President Trump has threatened.) Speaker Pelosi and her colleagues are shining a bright light on abuses of presidential military power.
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In another anecdote published by The Washington Post, Woodward reports a conversation between Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE during which the president suggested assassinating Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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Big backers like the Saudi Arabian sovereign wealth fund (which helps support the financial stability of a regime responsible for assassinating journalists), and Abu Dhabi's Mubadala Investment Co. both balked at SoftBank's attempts to set up Vision Fund II, telling SoftBank that it would have to use capital from the profits made off of previous investments to finance the second firm.
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In 2900, Congress passed the "terrorism exception" to the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act, allowing victims and their families to go to federal court to seek damages against a notorious gallery of rogue terrorist states – such as Iran, Libya, Syria, Iraq, Yemen, North Korea and Cuba – for blowing up embassies, downing commercial aircraft, taking hostages, attacking peace-keeping forces, and assassinating public figures.
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After the success of Hitman Go and Lara Croft Go, Square Enix has revealed its third mobile adaptation: Deus Ex Go. The game is coming this summer for phones and tablets, and it looks to follow a very similar structure as its predecessor, with cyborg protagonist Adam Jensen moving through levels one hexagon at a time, sneaking and assassinating as he goes.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE's (R-Texas) father may have been involved in assassinating former President Kennedy, and Trump's past claims that former President Obama wasn't born in the United States.
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" Naji also received support from over 500 Egyptian artists and writers, who published a statement condemning the court's decision; they came to his defense "to raise the alarm about the terrible and terrifying path taken by the regime, a path that leads the entire country towards the abyss, through 'assassinating' the public space of expression and confiscating the political space.
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The director's most accessible film is Ashes and Diamonds, a melancholy and moving (and sometimes pretty funny) film with a bit of an In Bruges vibe, set on May 8, 1945, the day of Germany's official surrender in World War II. A pair of Home Army soldiers, Maciek (Zbigniew Cybulski) and Andrzej (Adam Pawlikowski), are tasked with assassinating the communist Commissar Szczuka.
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The list includes supplying as much 30 percent of Japan's imports of illegal meth, printing millions worth of ultra-high-end fake U.S. $100 bills, starving and its own people, hacking into Sony Pictures, kidnapping Japanese citizens, assassinating Kim's own half-brother abroad, torturing its citizens in vast prison camps and even using diplomats to smuggle endangered animal body parts.
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The game starts when Emily is ousted from power by a rival lord, and it consists of a series of missions in which you are tasked with finding and assassinating some player in the conspiracy to take the throne: a clever inventor hidden in his mechanical lair, a powerful witch who's taken up residence in a conservatory, a gang leader on the dusty outskirts of the city.
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The unprecedented assault by liberal federal judges on the rule of law and the founding principles of our Republic is a basic tenet of liberal ideology and they will spare no expense and there are no lows to which they will not sink, including assassinating the outstanding character and credentials of Judge Brett Kavanaugh, in order to take the federal courts down this path.
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What grabbed my attention was the disclosure that the investigator had vanished while meeting another American in Iran, a murderer who had fled the United States in 1980 after assassinating a former aide to the Shah of Iran outside his home near Washington, D.C. The story was not only intriguing but offered the prospect of getting me to Dubai and Iran, places I had never visited.
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Harris is increasingly fond of backing his way down against small forwards who're three or four inches shorter than he is (the percentage of his possessions that are post-ups has doubled since he moved to Los Angeles, according to Synergy Sports), while Gallinari is the king of assassinating good offense with his jab step-pump fake-jab step fallaway that has no place in today's NBA.
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And after Eric Garner died while resisting arrest and being placed in a department-prohibited choke hold that same summer on Staten Island, Ismaaiyl Brinsley posted on Instagram that "I'm Putting Wings on Pigs Today" and "They Take 1 Of Ours...Let's Take 2 of Theirs," before traveling from Baltimore to Brooklyn and assassinating NYPD cops Wenjian Liu and Rafael Ramos in their parked patrol car.
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DUBAI, (Reuters) - Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Friday the assassination of Quds Force chief Qassem Soleimani would strengthen resistance against the United States and Israel in the region and the world, Iranian state television reported "The brutality and stupidity of American terrorist forces in assassinating Commander Soleimani... will undoubtedly make the tree of resistance in the region and the world more prosperous," Zarif said in a statement.
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Read more:There are 3 huge loopholes in Trump&aposs justification for assassinating Iran&aposs top general, Qassem SoleimaniTrump said &aposIranian culture&apos sites could become military targets, but that could constitute a war crimePelosi announces vote on war-powers resolution to limit Trump&aposs military actions in IranTrump was reportedly given a &aposmenu&apos of options for the Iran strike that included ships, missile facilities, and militia groups
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DUBAI, Jan 3 (Reuters) - Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Friday the assassination of Quds Force chief Qassem Soleimani would strengthen resistance against the United States and Israel in the region and the world, Iranian state television reported "The brutality and stupidity of American terrorist forces in assassinating Commander Soleimani... will undoubtedly make the tree of resistance in the region and the world more prosperous," Zarif said in a statement.
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Read more:US cities are ramping up security following the Trump-ordered airstrike that killed a top Iranian commanderFox News&apos Tucker Carlson slammed &aposchest-beaters&apos for &aposchoosing&apos conflict with Iran over US problems, but he didn&apost call out TrumpIranian President Hassan Rouhani says the US made a &aposgrave mistake&apos by assassinating top general Qassem SoleimaniTrump lit a fire by exiting the Iran Deal and poured gasoline on it by killing Soleimani
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Read more:The acting chief of the Department of Homeland Security says there&aposs &aposno specific, credible threat&apos from Iran against the USHow Trump&aposs decision to strike a top Iranian commander unfolded at Mar-a-LagoHere&aposs why neither George W. Bush nor Barack Obama killed Iranian commander Qassem Soleimani, who the US just took out in an airstrikeIranian President Hassan Rouhani says the US made a &aposgrave mistake&apos by assassinating top general Qassem Soleimani
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Read more:Trump doubled down on his threat to target cultural sites in Iran — an act that could be considered a war crimeThere are 3 huge loopholes in Trump&aposs justification for assassinating Iran&aposs top general, Qassem SoleimaniIran can&apost hit back at the US over Soleimani&aposs killing because America only has fictional heroes like &aposSpiderman and Spongebob,&apos a prominent cleric claimedIran has vowed revenge on the US after Trump&aposs airstrike killed its top military commander.
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The North also likes to make absurdly over-the-top threats that it has no intention of actually carrying out but that sound really scary — like the time it threatened to "mercilessly destroy" Seth Rogen for making a comedy film about assassinating Kim Jong Un. And the international press has a longstanding habit of relying on dubious sources to relay outlandish tails from the North, because hyping up North Korea's scary weirdness is a great way to generate clicks and sell papers.
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There is a baseball for sale where Pete Rose claims he was the first man on the moon: There is a baseball for sale where Pete Rose apologizes for betting on baseball: There is a baseball for sale where Pete Rose apologizes for breaking up The Beatles: There is a baseball for sale where Pete Rose apologizes for assassinating President John F. Kennedy: There are even baseballs floating around out there where Pete apologizes for "screw[ing] up the economy" and implying his birth and the death of Abraham Lincoln are cosmically linked.
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