This does not mean overthrowing the current Iranian regime by force, like the United States did in 1953 by overthrowing Iranian Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh.
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Instead of overthrowing the bourgeoisie, the proletariat had joined it.
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They have not been stopped by overthrowing or destabilizing foreign governments.
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Who, exactly, do I mean by the establishment that needs overthrowing?
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How do you do search for minerals without overthrowing the forest?
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It is time to drop the chimerical objective of overthrowing Assad.
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After all, bin Laden's principal goal was overthrowing the Saudi monarchy.
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Even when he had time, Rosier was sloppy, overthrowing open receivers.
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I started overthrowing the right hand, and I just couldn't adjust.
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After overthrowing his father's medieval rule in 803, he proclaimed "a renaissance".
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Li saw their leaders as counter-revolutionaries, bent on overthrowing the party.
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But it may also kill the rebels' dreams of overthrowing the regime.
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Authorities accuse him of incitement to terrorism aimed at overthrowing Bahrain's monarchy.
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FARC, was formed in 1964 with the aim of overthrowing the government.
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FARC was formed in 1964 with the aim of overthrowing the government.
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Both countries hosted guerrilla groups committed to overthrowing the other one's government.
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In any case, they did not come close to overthrowing the government.
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She maintains that overthrowing the Syrian government would cause more suffering, not less.
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The President of the United States isn't interested in overthrowing the Iranian regime.
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They're closer to overthrowing us than you think, so laugh at your peril.
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At that point, China would be capable of overthrowing the current international system.
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From there he co-directed an armed insurgency aimed at overthrowing the Indian state.
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He described the acts as aimed at overthrowing the North Korean regime, KCNA said.
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Doing something about it would mean overthrowing their own party leadership, which is not easy.
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Behind this week's smiles they still fret that America harbours hope of overthrowing the party.
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The Turkish military has a history of overthrowing regimes that are not to its liking.
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Cersei asks, knowing that without the Tyrells she has little hope of overthrowing the Sparrow.
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The unpopular leftist president has said he was facing an armed insurgency intent on overthrowing him.
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So here's the key to overthrowing the government from a cybersecurity perspective: hack everything and anything.
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He described the acts as part of a greater plot aimed at overthrowing North Korea's government.
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America has a troubled history with Iran, including overthrowing the country's democratically elected leader in 1953.
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Prior to '79, Khomeini had failed at overthrowing Iran's monarchy; he was exiled to Najaf, Iraq.
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You are aware the United States has a habit of overthrowing governments in Latin America. Yes.
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This is a man's world that we're overthrowing and we don't have any illusion about that fact.
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The Central Intelligence Agency grew rapidly, overthrowing governments, or trying to, from Iran to Guatemala to Cuba.
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After overthrowing Doug Baldwin on the next drive, Wilson found Tyler Lockett for a 33-yard touchdown.
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When Hillary Clinton was so enthusiastic about overthrowing [Libyan dictator Muammar] Qaddafi, was that a good thing?
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Never forget that Ryan's favorite book is a dumpy work of fiction about industrialists overthrowing the government.
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Overthrowing Assad may actually lead to an Islamist regime that finds common ground with ISIS, not America.
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A secretive cabal arranges with coded words of where and when to meet about overthrowing the mayor.
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Pervez Musharraf took over the government in a bloodless coup, overthrowing democratically-elected Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.
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Mr. Sisi, a former general, rose to power after overthrowing his Islamist predecessor, Mohamed Morsi, in 2013.
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The idea of the nimble maverick overthrowing lead-footed incumbents is, of course, the favorite startup narrative.
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The nationalist generals who ran Egypt after overthrowing King Farouk in 1952 eyed the city with suspicion.
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Four years later, Mao launched the Cultural Revolution, which was aimed at overthrowing moderates in the party.
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The United States is certainly capable of sins of commission: Overthrowing the Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein in 2003 with no plan for the day after and overthrowing Gadhafi in 2011 with, again, no plan for the day after, helped to spark two civil wars in the Middle East.
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And then he throws in this comment about the Second Amendment as a way of overthrowing the government.
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It is neither a revolutionary power bent on overthrowing things, nor a usurper, intent on grabbing global control.
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This has gone on 50 or 60 years where the United States has been involved in overthrowing governments.
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But Deraa may yet turn out to be the place where dreams of overthrowing the regime finally die.
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In Zimbabwe, for example, the generals detaining Mr Mugabe insisted that they were protecting rather than overthrowing him.
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Rock has the hacking skills, but he needed to find an expert on overthrowing governments and stagings coups.
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I like big thinking as much as anyone, but in practice you don't change things by overthrowing them.
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Mahomes tried to throw a no-look pass but wound up overthrowing Kelce due to his unnecessary flair.
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There's been only one recent example of a board successfully overthrowing a powerful visionary founder: Uber's Travis Kalanick.
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SANDERS: The key issue here was whether the United States should go around overthrowing small Latin American countries.
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The following year Hamas seized full control of Gaza, overthrowing forces loyal to Arafat's successor, President Mahmoud Abbas.
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After World War II, Republicans failed when they made feints in the direction of overthrowing the New Deal.
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In 1979, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini called for overthrowing pro-American monarchies in the Gulf, including the Saudi kingdom.
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His associations were socialists or worse, criminal dissidents who were bent on overthrowing the government of the United States.
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In it, she's part of the Resistance, which is intent on overthrowing the aging, ruthless, wealthy man in power.
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Libyan militias previously concerned with overthrowing Qaddafi began stockpiling arms to increase their political leverage for later internal battles.
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Even relatively modest policies that stop far short of overthrowing capitalism have provoked a massive backlash from corporate interests.
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Of course they don't like that someone like Trump is overthrowing them -- and their failed policies and political tactics!
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Mr. Lieberman accused Mr. Netanyahu's government of pursuing a "defeatist" policy designed to buy quiet instead of overthrowing Hamas.
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"We have enough challenges right now with Brexit without May overthrowing the independence of the central bank," Sentance said.
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Over the past 15 years, the US military has repeatedly demonstrated that it is very good at overthrowing regimes.
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But it has remained a potent threat in Somalia, launching frequent attacks aimed at overthrowing the Western-backed government.
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The issue was, should the United States continue a policy of overthrowing governments in Latin America and Central America?
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"I think I got a little bit excited," Familia said, admitting he might have been "overthrowing" a little bit.
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Shay and her friends end up summoning Lilith and overthrowing the real villains: Their fathers, who police their bodies.
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"They see it as the only deterrent against the US coming in an overthrowing their regime there," Gabbard said.
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You're essentially arguing that the system is fundamentally flawed and thus there is no ultimate solution short of overthrowing it.
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The term refers to an uprising of incels that would result in the overthrowing of oppressive feminism, reports the NYT.
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In short: a young prince avenges his father's death by overthrowing his murderer, who also happens to be his uncle.
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Three of the five judges voted in favor of overthrowing the lower court's ruling that had stopped the data transfer.
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Khaled has the means to flee Syria, but he's decided instead to devote his life to overthrowing the Assad regime.
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Turkey was so focused on overthrowing President Bashar al-Assad of Syria that it refused to help America fight ISIS.
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But they have sharply criticized American actions, which many consider aimed at overthrowing the Iranian government, despite denials from Washington.
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The military had seized power six weeks earlier, overthrowing a democratically elected Islamist president, Mohamed Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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The President's suspicion of the intelligence community, which he sees as a "Deep State" bent on overthrowing him, will grow.
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As in 2011, no-one now openly calls for overthrowing the king, who heads the Muslim world's longest-serving dynasty.
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The report said Trump administration representatives had participated in meetings with Venezuelan rebels about overthrowing Maduro, that nation's authoritarian leader.
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George Soros, a Criminal who has made billions overthrowing govt's & collapsing economies, will Pay $2500 To Riot at Trump's Inauguration. pic.twitter.
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And that John F. Kennedy, when he met Fleming at a dinner party in 193, asked him about overthrowing Fidel Castro.
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Just like in the previous video, Sanders ignored it, and instead insisted that the United States shouldn't be overthrowing other countries.
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"The enemy has his eye on overthrowing ZANU-PF," Mugabe told a political rally in Bindura, north of the capital Harare.
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However, opposition parties will have a tough time overthrowing the incumbent ANC, who have been in power for a quarter-century.
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Varys ends the episode very seriously hinting he may be considering overthrowing Daenerys, via murder, to install Jon on the Iron Throne.
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It could just be a schoolboy scrap, or more likely it is a symbolic overthrowing of the ruling classes by the proletariat.
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It also prohibits activity aimed at "overthrowing the socialist system," a reference to challenges to the ruling Communist Party's monopoly on power.
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Instead of overthrowing a corrupt regime, Denise just has to get her fellow survivors to think differently about what survival truly means.
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He adds that this is exactly the sort of excuse that the army has used in the past for overthrowing civilian governments.
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The cult, which envisioned overthrowing the government, amassed an arsenal of chemical, biological and conventional weapons in anticipation of an apocalyptic showdown.
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Maduro says the opposition protests were aimed at overthrowing him and accuses the United States of directing an "economic war" against Venezuela.
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The militias, who the West supported in overthrowing Moammar Gadhafi five years ago, are now turning the capital into a veritable Mogadishu.
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If Anahata could succeed in overthrowing the government, Bobby was convinced the company would see a democracy uptick in its stock price.
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Bourdin's bomb was presumed to be the only anarchist incident in British history, and anarchists (unlike Communists) didn't succeed in overthrowing governments.
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The authorities ran a propaganda campaign to discredit the protesters, saying they were exploited by "reactionary forces" bent on overthrowing the government.
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It would involve either the Syrian rebels overthrowing their adversary, or him getting forced out as a result of a peace deal.
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I don't believe that we should go about overthrowing governments, and I don't believe that we should be engaged in endless wars.
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But DSA members also say that overthrowing capitalism must include the eradication of "hierarchical systems" that lie beyond the market as well.
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Sixteen years after overthrowing Saddam Hussein, that smacks of poor intelligence and of a depressingly weak influence over the government in Baghdad.
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After seeing the extravagant way the royal family's summer palace was decorated, I could sympathize with the Portuguese for overthrowing the dynasty.
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He also described a "very specific plan" for overthrowing the government which he believed started with attacking the media, according to Mattivi.
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Though exoskeleton-technology has largely focused on accessibility, (and overthrowing an oppressive space-regime) there's a small handful of exoskeletons geared to workers.
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Kim Dong Chul, a naturalized American citizen, appeared before media in Pyongyang and apologized for acts aimed at overthrowing the North Korean regime.
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Jagged Alliance 2 puts you in charge of a mercenary company tasked with overthrowing a violent dictatorship in the fictional country of Arulco.
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They're playing a long game against capitalism, and think greater social protections can help build a movement of people capable of overthrowing it.
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In the Middle East, this means forming partnerships based on shared interests, not merely overthrowing regimes in the dangerous attempt to plant democracies.
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Sudan has been gripped by months of political turmoil that climaxed in the army overthrowing long-time leader Omar al-Bashir in April.
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The controversy over the islands comes as Sisi is losing much of the popularity he enjoyed after overthrowing the Muslim Brotherhood in 2013.
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The festival marks the beginning of Italy's carnival season and is believed to commemorate the town of Ivrea's overthrowing of a tyrannical baron.
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And long before Bartok, he wrote music in compound meter, overthrowing the tradition that subdivided musical time into multiples of twos and threes.
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Then, later, when we received external support, that's when the goal came to be overthrowing Uganda, not just getting a part of Uganda.
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"Sanders, Warren go separate ways in closing pitches," by Holly Otterbein and Alex Thompson Party unity versus overthrowing a stale old party leadership.
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In 6900, he nearly succeeded in overthrowing #Montenegro's democratically elected government & murdering its prime minister in order to prevent it from joining #NATO.
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On October 25, the United States and allied forces from nearby Caribbean nations invaded, overthrowing the deputy prime minister in a matter of weeks.
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It is embracing blockchain technology with an aim, no less, of overthrowing the old order in the electricity business to make it more decentralised.
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Which, I guess, is fairly accurate, aside from the fact that the agency is tasked with overthrowing governments and snooping on the entire world.
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He is surrounded by Iran hawks, such as John Bolton, his national security adviser, who has previously advocated bombing Iran or overthrowing the mullahs.
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"This was not about making money, it wasn't about overthrowing the government, and it certainly wasn't anything that would hurt anyone," Blank told Hyperallergic.
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A state statute still on the books says it is "fact that there exists an International Communist conspiracy" committed to overthrowing the US government.
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" "This is especially true if taking into account the results of America's 'success' in overthrowing governments in Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya since 9/11.
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From the moment Angola achieved independence in 1974, the military might of the apartheid South African state was turned to overthrowing the Angolan government.
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A study conducted in 2006 revealed that one in three Spaniards still believe Franco was right in overthrowing the former republic in the 1930s.
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It's also worth remembering that America's history of fomenting coups in Iran and overthrowing governments in Iraq and Libya has not had happy endings.
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While I still hope that the benefits of overthrowing Saddam Hussein will someday be equal to the costs, that day is not yet here.
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Sanders argued that everything in Cuba isn't automatically bad, just like everything in United States history (such as overthrowing other governments) isn't automatically perfect.
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The speed of that decision — relying on limited intelligence and questionable assumptions about impending genocide — effectively committed the United States to overthrowing Muammar Qaddafi.
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In worse news for Trump, the Democratic front-runner is basing a large part of his candidacy on overthrowing America's tattered health care system.
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He called American aid a "Trojan horse" aimed at overthrowing his government and blocked a bridge between Venezuela and Cúcuta with barricades and soldiers.
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Mr. Maduro has denied there is a humanitarian crisis in Venezuela and called the American aid a "Trojan horse" aimed at overthrowing his government.
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With Rise of the Planet of the Apes, you're also telling a story about an underdog, an uprising and mass resistance, overthrowing the status quo.
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In one of its more glaring misrepresentations, the book depicts Chicano activists in the civil rights era as separatists intent on overthrowing the United States.
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And so we have a game about a band of women overthrowing a collection of old men who maintain a corrupt and deadly status quo.
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Rwanda accused neighbouring Uganda of supporting rebel movements aimed at overthrowing its president, Paul Kagame, and closed a key border crossing between the two countries.
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It was Lyanna's kidnapping by Rhaegar that set off the series of events that led to Robert Baratheon and his rebels overthrowing the Targaryen king.
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Its army was fighting the FARC, a Marxist guerrilla group dedicated to overthrowing the state and to making money from drug-trafficking and other crimes.
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The Panthers' quarterback was clearly never comfortable, overthrowing his receivers on ten different instances in what was by far his worst game of the season.
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Chinese officials have previously mentioned such uprisings as a warning to their own people about the trouble that might result from overthrowing long-standing governments.
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Turkey has long supported overthrowing Syrian President Bashar Assad, who is backed by Iran and Russia, but recently said he could stay temporarily (see article).
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As a mayor, I did my best to stop American foreign policy, which for years was overthrowing governments in Latin America and installing puppet regimes.
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His arrest on charges of overthrowing the state and the constitutional order through force were completely without evidence, one of his lawyers, Ilkan Koyuncu, said.
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Dai, 48, was charged in a Hanoi court with activities "aimed at overthrowing the people's administration" at a tightly guarded trial in the communist country.
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A second coup succeeded in overthrowing Mosaddegh, who wanted to nationalize the Iranian oil industry to Britain's chagrin, and the Shah returned to the country.
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The group was pushed out of Mogadishu by AMISOM in 2011 but have remained a serious threat, launching frequent attacks aimed at overthrowing the government.
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They accused him of being pro-Iran because he supported negotiations with the internationally recognized government of Iran rather than overthrowing the regime with force.
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The last time I saw World/Inferno play a drum kit was on fire, and the singer ranted for 20 minutes about overthrowing the government.
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It's possible Siempre puts viewers through all of this racist hell to show Carmen eventually overthrowing her slave captors and the entire violent institution in Colombia.
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"Women's participation in the protests was a decisive factor in overthrowing Bashir," said Al Rashid Saeed, spokesperson for the Sudanese Professionals Association, which organized the demonstrations.
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Another document shows a connection between Kennedy and Nixon: A man arrested trying to break into the DNC headquarters at Watergate attempted overthrowing Castro years earlier.
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Collins said Syndergaard's rough pitching in Monday's loss to the Nationals was because of overthrowing to prove he was healthy and not because of the spur.
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"This is especially true if taking into account the results of America's 'success' in overthrowing governments in Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya since 85033/11," Bacevich continues.
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In a 33-page rebuttal, Nicaragua said the U.N. Human Rights Office report issued in Geneva had ignored violence aimed at overthrowing a democratically elected government.
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Long an advocate of overthrowing Iran's theocracy, Bolton also publicly pushed for a pre-emptive strike on North Korea just weeks before he joined the administration.
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Weeks after Getz/Gilberto was released in the States, military forces invaded the offices of President João Goulart, overthrowing the government and installing an authoritarian regime.
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Whether you witnessed Moonlight overthrowing stodginess at the Oscars or just snoozed, Lil Uzi Vert did neither of these things and surprise released a quick tape.
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The indictment cited by police said the five had founded in 2016 a group called the "Vietnam National Coalition" that was intent on overthrowing the state.
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Perhaps worried their eventual overthrowing at the hands of the younger franchise, Pittsburgh ate their fears like Cronus, and rubbed it in Nashville's face to boot.
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The group formed in 1991 in Uganda and eventually adopted the aim of overthrowing the government of Yoweri Museveni and replacing it with an Islamic State.
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"It is ironic that the United States government does not even conceal its plan for overthrowing the same government it invites to talks," Mr. Rouhani said.
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After dominating in his previous two starts, he fell into the bad habit of overthrowing and allowed five runs in three innings at Pittsburgh last Thursday.
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C.I.A. officials noted that Mr. Pompeo's language was deliberately ambiguous, and that there were ways to "separate" Mr. Kim from his arsenal without overthrowing the government.
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" Gabbard said Americans "are calling for an end to this ongoing Bush-Clinton-Trump foreign policy doctrine of regime change wars, overthrowing dictators in other countries.
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He thinks Mr Trump is wrong to question the wisdom of overthrowing Saddam Hussein, arguing that the Iraq war made Americans safer, and so put America first.
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In the world of geopolitics and security, this is regime change by other means -- overthrowing, in effect, the will of the people by way of a cyberattack.
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And these generations are imagining that all within the existing system, not overthrowing the ruling class and installing a new political system run by the working class.
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"We have enough challenges right now with Brexit without May overthrowing the independence of the central bank," Sentance, who is now senior economic adviser to PwC, said.
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Social democratic reforms like Medicare-for-all are, in the eyes of DSA, part of the long, uneven process of building that support, and eventually overthrowing capitalism.
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Instead, the announcement looks like a bung to satisfy conservative factions within Vietnam's ruling Communist Party, who still fret that America secretly harbours hope of overthrowing it.
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L'Oréal founder Eugène Schueller was a member of La Cagoule, a fascist secret society bent on overthrowing France's democratic government in the years before World War II.
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As army chief of staff, Ershad seized power in a bloodless coup on April 24, 1982, overthrowing then president Abdus Sattar, and declared himself president in 1983.
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The political alliance, Pakatan Harapan, unexpectedly won the last general elections in 2018, after overthrowing a rival coalition that had governed Malaysia for 61 years before that.
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The mogul's wealth eclipsed $80 billion for the first time on Thursday, Bloomberg reports, putting him temporarily within $5 billion overthrowing Gates as the world's richest person.
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His downfall will instead be precipitated by a shadowy cabal of partisan Democrats, bent on overthrowing him—and American democracy, by proxy—through corrupt and illegitimate means.
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Erdogan has accused Gulen of orchestrating a failed coup attempt last summer aimed at overthrowing his government and has urged the U.S. to extradite him to Turkey.
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General Fernández commanded militia troops in the battle against about 1,500 Cuban exiles trained and armed by the C.I.A. with the aim of overthrowing the new government.
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After overthrowing her husband, Catherine the Great (pictured) expanded her empire by some 200,000 square miles (518,000 sq km), which is a lot of territory, even for Russia.
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ProPublica reported Thursday that Woodward was an active member of a group called the Atomwaffen Division, a violent white supremacist group that advocates for overthrowing the US government.
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He contacted Simon Mann, a mercenary who was part of a failed 2004 coup attempt in Republic of Equatorial Guinea, for tips and tricks on overthrowing a government.
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The military has directly ruled Pakistan for almost half the country's history since independence 70 years ago – most recently overthrowing a previous Sharif government in a 1999 coup.
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My parents — my mom's gone but my dad is still here — they were very much involved in the democratic socialist movement that was crucial in overthrowing the dictatorship.
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Meanwhile, Larry Haverty, whose firm holds the stock, considers the core business should be sold, as overthrowing the c-suite could do more harm than good, he said.
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Taliban fighters bent on overthrowing the government still surround much of the city and say they have delayed an all-out assault in order to minimize civilian casualties.
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The militants who dreamed of overthrowing our democracy with small bands of domestic terrorists armed with pocket Constitutions and assault rifles are just the tip of the iceberg.
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As the first waves of Cuban exiles arrived in Miami and northern New Jersey after the revolution, many were intent on overthrowing the man they had once supported.
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The detainees had received foreign support that aimed to destabilize the kingdom as a step toward overthrowing the government in favor of the Muslim Brotherhood, the official said.
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The day before, she wrote that Mr. Soros planned on overthrowing the government and that Chelsea Clinton was married to a Soros relative, which Ms. Clinton responded to.
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He sees the Islamic republic as a direct threat to his country, one that can be dealt with only by sponsoring insurrection and overthrowing the regime in Tehran.
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But it raised a serious question about Libya: If overthrowing a hated dictator in a small and relatively rich country produced such epic troubles, was American intervention ever justified?
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And, thus, the TV show was eventually also going to be about robots overthrowing their human masters — except told from the point of view of the robots this time.
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In reply, the army undermined Mr Sharif, backing a months-long street protest by a big opposition party, the Pakistan Movement for Justice (PTI), aimed at overthrowing his government.
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Though he praised Egyptians for overthrowing Hosni Mubarak, their authoritarian president, in 2011, Mr Obama tied himself in knots to avoid calling the military takeover in 2013 a coup.
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Wolgin added that the US broadened the restrictions in 1952 to include those affiliated with the Communist Party and other political groups in favor of overthrowing the US government.
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It's not as if overthrowing the Good Place hegemony (which is managed, I should mention here, by a delightful Ted Danson) will make people treat each other more fairly.
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The people behind the sculpture arguably distorted a quote of King's about overthrowing the political order through radical change and turned it into something bland, meaningless, and wholly uncontroversial.
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One is a former banker who hangs a portrait of free-markets champion Margaret Thatcher on his office wall, the other is a proud socialist intent on overthrowing capitalism.
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One is a former banker who hangs a portrait of free-markets champion Margaret Thatcher on his office wall, the other is a proud socialist intent on overthrowing capitalism.
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The course of Mr. Ortega's own political history should serve as reminder that overthrowing a government can be the citizens' response when all other avenues for dissent are shut.
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And they want the Republican Party, they realize that what happened in 2016 is just the beginning of overthrowing the Establishment and putting real conservatives like Paul and myself.
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On December 0003, former army Colonel Edward Nshirimirana told media that a new group, the Republican Forces of Burundi, had been established with the explicit intent of overthrowing Nkurunziza.
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After overthrowing Mr. Morsi, Mr. el-Sisi sought to banish the Muslim Brotherhood, calling it a terrorist group and sparing little effort to discredit it among the Egyptian public.
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Even under Communism, when he was fighting the regime, he disagreed with the liberal wing of Solidarity, the underground trade union movement that succeeded in overthrowing the Communist government.
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A total of 103 people, mostly retired generals, had been named in the trial's 1,300-page indictment, accused of "overthrowing by force, and participating in the overthrow" of a government.
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But remember those links above: you only need 3% of a population to be intransigent activists to have a massive effect on society, on the scale of overthrowing entire governments.
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Nasheed was the island nation's first democratically elected president, and he has accused other forces of overthrowing him in a 2012 coup, though the government called it a voluntary resignation.
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Eli Roth's got a grand idea for the NFL -- CANCEL THE DAMN SUPER BOWL ... 'cause no squad's got a chance in hell of overthrowing Tom Brady and the Patriots dynasty.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British Labour Party's would-be finance minister, John McDonnell, has a message for the world: he is deadly serious about overthrowing capitalism and building a socialist society.
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Gatland, 52, will land in New Zealand only two days after being given the job of overthrowing what may be the country's most cherished institution: the All Blacks rugby team.
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Prosecutors say the group formed in September last year, with the aim of destabilizing and ultimately overthrowing the German state by carrying out attacks on politicians, asylum-seekers and Muslims.
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For Trump, Sisi appeals as an uncompromising leader who came to power by overthrowing the Muslim Brotherhood and is fighting Islamic State in northern Sinai and on his border with Libya.
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They sprightly discuss the merits of Joseph Lenin, stealth kill-tactics and the need to suspend civil liberties for a short period between overthrowing the government and installing a new one.
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Globe of Peace in Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace The Trade Federation invades the planet Naboo with the goal of overthrowing their government led by a teenager, Queen Amidala.
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It could be read as a way for the country to divest itself of nuclear weapons, or seen as a reference to the overthrowing and killing of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi.
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"There is nothing more foolish than thinking we, a strong nuclear state, will endure this evil pressure aimed at overthrowing our state," the North's official news agency said in a commentary.
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The "Libyan connection" in this case is a focus of the police investigation, as the chaos following the overthrowing of Gaddafi has turned the country into a recruiting ground for extremists.
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Hours after Judge Mata's statement was released, a Korean activist group dedicated to overthrowing the Kim regime called the Cheollima Civil Defense (CCD) released a statement claiming responsibility for the incident.
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The deep tension between left-liberalism, aimed at reforming capitalist liberal democracy, and socialism, aimed at overthrowing it entirely, has defined the politics of the left for well over a century.
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Shortly before the election, Kennedy put out a statement urging support for forces opposing Cuba's new leader, Fidel Castro, both inside and outside the island nation, with the "hope of overthrowing" him.
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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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In pop culture, the most notable cases of a once-benign piece of technology running amok is the supercomputer Hal in 2001 Space Odyssey and intelligent machines overthrowing mankind in The Matrix.
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Despite overthrowing the imperial yoke sixty years ago, college students take a French-focussed Baccalaureate exam, French is still the country's second language, and higher education is predominantly taught in the language.
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He noted that "escaping patriarchy" is currently part of a cultural zeitgeist that includes films like Oscar-winner Mad Max: Fury Road, which depicts women escaping—and then overthrowing—a patriarchal warlord.
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Al Shabaab was pushed out of Mogadishu by African Union peacekeeping forces in 2011 but has remained a potent antagonist in Somalia, launching frequent attacks aimed at overthrowing the Western-backed government.
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Not many Wall Street lawyers working on the side litigate a case that nearly leads to the overthrowing of the president of the United States, but George Conway pulled that one off.
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The militant group wants to institute a harsh interpretation of Islamic law in the state, which would mean overthrowing Somalia's United Nations-backed government and expelling African Union peacekeeping troops stationed there.
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In the government's eyes, the opposition is bent on overthrowing an elected president—the aim of protests in 2014, after which Leopoldo López, an opposition leader, was jailed on trumped-up charges.
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Their lovemaking is at times brutal, and Chia Chi is always filled with confusion and self-loathing for what she's volunteered to do in hopes of overthrowing the Japanese occupation of Shanghai.
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In the past, North Korea has escalated its bellicose threats whenever the United States and South Korea start their annual joint military exercises, which it says are aimed at overthrowing its government.
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Mr. Eugene fumed as he watched the Wolves commit one blunder after another: The quarterback was overthrowing his receivers, the safeties were lagging in coverage and the offensive line was getting steamrolled.
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The upheavals Venezuela endured, beginning with the 1958 coup d'état overthrowing the dictator Marco Pérez Jiménez and the country's transition to a democratically elected president, are reflected in different ways in the art.
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Already, Trump has personally offered his support to the Libyan rebel General Khalifa Haftar -- backed by Egypt and Saudi Arabia -- who is setting his sights on overthrowing the UN-backed government in Tripoli.
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Hezbollah is growing increasingly powerful in Lebanon, client Shi'a militias prop up Assad in Syria, and the Houthis, who are a close ally, dominate Yemen after overthrowing its internationally-recognized government in 2015.
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This all made sense at the beginning: Cersei murdered Olenna's family and destroyed their chance to take over the throne, Ellaria hated the Lannisters, and Yara/Theon needed someone's help in overthrowing Euron.
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"The Western forces represented by America often wield the banner of 'democracy, liberty and rule of law' to create social conflict in targeted countries, with the intention of overthrowing governments," one documentary said.
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On one of its websites, the party said its objectives included uniting all people of African descent, overthrowing white racism and imperialism, and ensuring the educational, cultural and economic advancement of black people.
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Kansas City's offense may be fairly inconsistent as Patrick Mahomes gets used to the starting quarterback job, but the strong-armed Mahomes should not have to worry about overthrowing many players this year.
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"Remember you have a government that came to power at first after overthrowing former President Mugabe through a coup and so they want to make sure they are grounded solidly to their thrones."
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"The defendant Wu Gan has long been influenced by the infiltration of anti-China forces and he gradually formed his ideas about overthrowing the country's current political and judicial system," the indictment said.
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Military officials from Venezuela — one of whom who has been sanctioned by the U.S. for corruption — have been in talks with Trump administration officials about overthrowing President Nicolás Maduro, the New York Times reports.
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Such protests have been a headache for the authorities, who have accused anti-government groups of trying to exploit the disaster and stir up anger, with the aim of overthrowing the ruling Communist Party.
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It's fun in a predictable sort of way, suggesting a version of female empowerment where overthrowing pedantic men is a tool of heroic development, rather than an activity women do on a daily basis.
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North Korea says it aims to develop a nuclear-tipped missile capable of striking the U.S. mainland in order to defend itself from what it sees as U.S. aggression aimed at overthrowing its government.
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October 30, 1950: Eight officers were shot and killed during a political revolt in Puerto Rico aimed at overthrowing the first republican government in the island territory, which had just been approved by Congress.
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China went to war with Vietnam in 1979 after Deng Xiaoping, who had recently returned to power, pushed to punish Vietnam for occupying Cambodia and overthrowing the brutal Khmer Rouge regime, a Chinese ally.
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And a long, sordid history of American malign influence – from overthrowing a democratically-elected Iranian government (for oil) to propping up a tyrannical regime – elevates national security to the forefront of the Persian psyche.
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He had long called not just for withdrawing from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, or J.C.P.O.A., as the 2015 nuclear deal was known, but also for overthrowing the Iranian regime that negotiated it.
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In Bolton's financial disclosure, he listed a forty-thousand-dollar payment, for a speech that he gave, in 22017, to Mujahideen-e-Khalq , an Iranian exile group dedicated to overthrowing the government in Tehran.
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The New York Times reported in September that the Trump administration held secret meetings with rebellious Venezuelan military officials to discuss overthrowing Mr. Maduro, though American officials eventually decided not to help the plotters.
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The military seized power in May 2014, overthrowing an elected government led by Thaksin's sister, Yingluck Shinawatra, saying it had to maintain order after months of anti-government protests organized by allies of the establishment.
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Mr Sison founded the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) in 1968, and later an armed wing called the New People's Army (NPA), with the aim of overthrowing Ferdinand Marcos, the president of the day.
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Then there's that "conspiracy against the United States" charge that sure sounds like something akin to overthrowing the government along the lines of the crimes Aaron Burr or John Wilkes Booth committed in the past.
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Trillanes received clemency after involvement in a failed 2003 coup and a mutiny four years later, both aimed at overthrowing then-President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, an ally of Duterte who is now lower house speaker.
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It is less a socialist wonk agenda aimed at overthrowing capitalism than it is an antagonistic theory of how politics works, founded on the socialist vision that class struggle is the fundamental engine of politics.
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But widely shared fantasies of overthrowing the American government in favor of an anticapitalist regime are the relic of a bygone century, probably because there has never been much evidence that most Americans support it.
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The ensuing decision to include North Korea along with Iran and Iraq, and the subsequent invasion and overthrowing of Saddam Hussein, likely helped convince Kim's regime that it needed nuclear weapons to ensure its survival.
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Q. & A. Lucy Parsons would stand out today, so one can imagine the scene she created as a woman in the second half of the 19th century espousing anarchy for the purpose of overthrowing capitalism.
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In August 2017, Trump continuously asked his top advisers about a military option for overthrowing Maduro and quelling the growing political and economic crisis his mismanagement of that country has wrought, according to multiple reports.
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America could thus end up at war with Iran by military accident, or by being goaded into it by Gulf allies or because it succumbs again to the delusion that overthrowing foes is easy and painless.
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In order to succeed, Robert must take the Scottish crown and rally a crew of disenfranchised men to fight (and possibly die) alongside him in hopes of overthrowing Edward and his son, the Prince of Wales.
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Her partner, the High Priest Diuvei, who is out of town, left behind the spell paper: a computer printout of the tarot cards for the wheel of fortune — for the overthrowing of princes, Passion tells me.
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A Hacker&aposs Tips for Overthrowing the GovernmentChris Rock, an independent security researcher, is pissed that the Director of National…Read more ReadMore than likely, your computer automatically trusts any USB device that's plugged into it.
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The tension unleashed fears Pakistan's economic recovery could be jeopardized if there were a prolonged crisis that could even draw in the powerful military, which has a history of meddling in politics and overthrowing civilian governments.
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Although Bolton has stated on the record that regime change in Iran is not an option the administration is considering, his decades-long advocacy for overthrowing the Iranian government should should not be white-washed away.
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The government says Gulen, who has lived in self-imposed exile in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania since 1999, created a "parallel network" in the police, military, judiciary and civil service aimed at overthrowing the state.
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Thursday's planned demonstrations at the Place de la République in Paris took a violent turn as police threw tear gas at demonstrators setting fires, overthrowing containers, throwing bricks, and calling for the resignation of President Macron.
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Khamenei said Wednesday that Iran could no longer have any interaction with the U.S., and said the hardline demands laid out by U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo Monday were a pretext for overthrowing Iran's leaders.
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The Arab Spring of 2011 and the overthrowing of then-President Hosni Mubarak unsettled investors into Egypt and it was forced to request a three-year, $12 billion loan from the international Monetary Fund (IMF) in 2016.
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Yemen is more than 15 months into a war involving a Saudi-led Arab coalition that intervened to prevent Iran-allied Houthis, who control the capital, from completing a takeover of the country and overthrowing the government.
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But as my colleague Zack Beauchamp has reported, most experts think North Korea won't give up its bombs because the regime feels its nuclear arsenal is the only thing deterring countries, especially the US, from overthrowing it.
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Instead, he's welcomed one of the most notorious hawks in American politics, John Bolton, into his inner circle as his new national security advisor — a man who has long argued in favor of overthrowing the Iranian regime.
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These affiliates have also started to establish local support and support from Shia throughout the region who fear that the overthrowing of Assad constitutes an existential threat to the Shia as a whole, fears that Iran exploits.
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At that time, the prospect of 175,000 U.S. and allied soldiers marching across Iraq's border after overthrowing Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein to depose a second rogue regime allegedly developing weapons of mass destruction seemed a real possibility.
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The government said that the case was based on an investigation by the security services relating to an alleged plot by senior leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood to create an armed wing aimed at overthrowing the government.
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His biggest concern was the likelihood that such shortcuts would be replicated in countries such as Egypt, where President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has cracked down on his opponents since overthrowing the elected president in mid-2013.
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The hope is that you would get a consensus in the party that economics needs to be more populist but at the same time we're not throwing out the baby with the bathwater and totally overthrowing Reaganism.
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Lansdale returned for an ineffectual stint as an adviser from 1965-68, but for Mr Boot, overthrowing Diem was the critical mistake that ended any chance of a viable South Vietnam—one Lansdale would not have made.
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Gudina, who was part of the student movement involved in overthrowing Emperor Haile Selassie in 1974 and subsequently spent seven years in prison under the communist Derg government, said he has no power to stop the demonstrations.
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Obvious Twitter jokes that get mistaken for the truth can get you suspended, as happened with VICE contributor Krang T. Nelson, when that user pretended to be a violent leftist in the process of overthrowing the government.
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According to multiple reports, Trump continuously asked his top advisers last August about a military option for overthrowing Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and quelling the growing political and economic crisis his mismanagement of that country has wrought.
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The Derg, which took power after overthrowing the Ethiopian Empire's 700-year-old dynasty in 1974, was toppled in 1991 by a coalition of parties led by guerrilla fighters that kept a firm grip on the country.
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And even the great conservatives, like Burke, who made those sorts of arguments, also argued for breathtakingly radical actions that were not about preserving the status quo, but instead were about completely overthrowing that existing status quo.
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On how the Founders designed U.S. government: We're in a period of rediscovering we're not co-equal branches...our constitution was written by people who were overthrowing kings and replaced it with a government by the people.
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First, a brief recap of Meadows & Company's previous summer shenanigans: In 2015, Mr. Meadows became an overnight political celebrity when, on the day before break, he filed a motion aimed at overthrowing the House speaker, John Boehner.
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John Brennan on Thursday recalled being asked a standard question for a top security clearance at his early CIA lie detector test: Have you ever worked with or for a group that was dedicated to overthrowing the US?
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The president will then be faced with a choice: if he escalates, he must commit more U.S. forces to the quagmire in Syria, potentially overthrowing the Assad regime, risking conflict with Russia, and strengthening extremist groups in Syria.
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According to a statement released by Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, those detained were within the scope of the Kavala investigation, all of whom were accused of bringing "professional protestors" from abroad in advance of overthrowing the state.
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Sorbo's character embodies all the tropes many conservative Christians see in the liberal media (including Hollywood): intellectual, condescending, arrogant, and either angry with God or aiming to overthrowing him (à la Lucifer) and make himself the most high.
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ISIS and the Nusra Front (JAN) have the same objective of overthrowing existing governments in the Muslim world, attacking the West and spreading their ideology globally, said ISW fellow and analyst Jennifer Cafarella, one of the report's authors.
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The president has spent the better part of his time in office railing against the "deep state," a term coined by right-wing conspiracy theorists to refer to a secret cabal of US bureaucrats bent on overthrowing Trump.
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US Says Not Looking to Overthrow North Korean Government, Tests Missile Secretary of State Rex Tillerson swears the Trump administration is not interested in overthrowing the North Korean government as tensions continue to rise over Pyongyang's weapons program.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - A dissident organization committed to overthrowing the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, Cheollima Civil Defense, acknowledged on its website on Wednesday it was behind a raid on the North Korean embassy in Spain last month.
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ISIS and the Nusra Front (JAN) have the same objective of overthrowing existing governments in the Muslim world, attacking the West and spreading their ideology globally, said ISW fellow and analyst Jennifer Cafarella, one of the report's authors.
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Established in 2017 and led by a former al Qaeda operative, Muhammad al-Jawlani, Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham is committed to overthrowing the Syrian regime and establishing an extreme version of Islamic law, or sharia, in its place.
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Al Qaeda-linked al Shabaab has staged a string of attacks in Somalia and surrounding countries aimed at imposing its harsh brand of Islam and overthrowing the Somali government, which is backed by Western donors and African peacekeepers.
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Those would be the government's biggest victories of the war so far and probably end rebel hopes of overthrowing President Bashar al-Assad by force, their objective since 2011 with the encouragement of the West, Arab states and Turkey.
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"You have to adjust your expectations," he told Reuters during a recent visit to the base in the southern province, where Taliban militants, bent on overthrowing the government and driving out foreign forces, made major gains in recent months.
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The Houthis, who swept across Yemen since 2014 overthrowing the internationally-recognized government of President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi in 2015, hold the capital Sanaa and much of northern Yemen, where most of the country's 25 million people live.
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Weeks after overthrowing Egypt's first democratically elected president, Mohamed Morsi, in July 2013, Sisi's security forces stormed pro-Morsi protest camps in Cairo, killing at least 817 people in one day, the worst peacetime massacre of Egypt's modern history.
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Maybe he just really, really hates swans—which brings us to our next question... Unlike geese, which might be hell-bent on overthrowing humanity, or turkeys, which can terrorize entire towns with their poop, swans are innocent, majestic creatures.
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Michael Conforto, singled out for criticism by Callaway for overthrowing a cutoff man in the Mets' 7-4 loss on Friday, spared deGrom from a heartbreaking defeat with a game-tying solo home run off Montgomery in the sixth.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Archaeologists have discovered two iron ship anchors off Mexico's Gulf Coast that they say date back 500 years and could have belonged to Spaniard Hernan Cortes' fleet, which landed in 1519 before overthrowing the Aztec empire.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Archaeologists have discovered two iron ship anchors off Mexico's Gulf Coast that they say date back 500 years and could have belonged to Spaniard Hernan Cortes' fleet, which landed in 1519 before overthrowing the Aztec empire.
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While our image of the French Revolution today is of a starving people fighting against the nobility, some theorists claim that well-off merchants and city-dwellers had more than a small role in overthrowing the privileges of the ruling class.
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His name translates to "strength of the land, incomparable power," and the king was an authoritative figure, his rule sacrosanct, and his absolute power insulated by a powerful military that staged a coup in 2014, overthrowing the country's democratically elected government.
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Many also expressed relief that Lulu had managed to escape a life spent serving in one of the nation's most secretive and controversial agencies, given the CIA's history of torturing prisoners, overthrowing governments, and training and arming guerrilla armies: Good dog!
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The U.S. tried to form a compromise between Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi and the Kurdistan Regional Government over the weekend, but ultimately failed, leading to the Iraqi forces overthrowing the Kurds in Kirkuk, according to Bloomberg's Eli Lake.
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But the recent protests in Daraa had been about basic democratic reforms, not overthrowing the government, and Hossein felt confident that Assad would feel constrained by the gaze of the international community and by social media, which could broadcast abuses.
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But the State Department and the Pentagon did not like outside-the-box types and they certainly did not like Lansdale, who remained in the States and was assigned to head Operation Mongoose, charged with devising methods for overthrowing Fidel Castro.
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During a quick one-on-one interview, we talk about their artwork and how the upside-down crown represents the constant overthrowing of kings that happens in the series, and the fact that nobody is perfect enough to be king.
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Perhaps the most dramatic homage was a three-day cortege that carried Mr. Castro's ashes hundreds of miles to Santiago from Havana, reversing the route that he and his guerrillas took after overthrowing the forces of Fulgencio Batista in 1959.
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Mr. Manis describes how he gathered intelligence on the group, which borrowed its name and mission from "The Turner Diaries," a novel by William Luther Pierce that imagines a white nationalist group overthrowing the government and blowing up the F.B.I. headquarters.
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This time round, though, Trump's apparent lack of interest in the subject has hamstrung what little chance there was for an election debate about, say, the wisdom of overthrowing Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi, or of the US's unwavering support for Israel.
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"The recent incident that occurred in Malaysia was clearly a political scheme by the U.S. and South Korea aimed at hurting the DPRK's reputation and overthrowing the DPRK regime," Pak said, using the North's formal name, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
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The Handmaid's Tale is June's story: It's about her survival, her self-preservation, and (one would imagine) will eventually be about her role in overthrowing Gilead and reuniting with Hannah (and possibly her husband and best friend, who are currently in Toronto).
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"For the decade I have been working to reform how the military prosecutes sexual assault cases, I have seen a systemic pattern of commanders excusing the behavior of favored subordinates, even overthrowing court martial convictions, and protecting them from appropriate punishment," California Rep.
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She discovers that a wooden box in her grandfather's house contains the Mayan god of death, who asks for help in overthrowing his brother to recover his throne, and it takes her on a journey across Mexico and through the Mayan underworld.
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She added that, based on decades of U.S. foreign policy, Pyongyang sees its nuclear weapons program as "the only deterrent against the U.S. coming in and overthrowing their regime there," and as such, setting up preconditions for talks would be self-defeating.
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In Africa, which has had a troubling tradition of the military overthrowing civilian administrations, it's a jubilation that historically has rarely lasted for long, with the new rulers soon proving to be at least as venal and oppressive as those they have replaced.
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In a speech he delivered in early 2013, Mr. Xi said that "hostile forces" at home and abroad in recent years had "attacked, vilified and defamed" China's modern history, with the aim of overthrowing the Communist Party and the country's socialist system.
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But instead of being dark and bleak, Guadagnino's Suspiria frames this violence as a catalyst for positive change, a way for the oppressed — in this case, a new generation of women overthrowing the matriarchy — to rise up and institute newer, better, progressive institutions.
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A devoted Marxist, he briefly attended medical school (not with an aspiration to be a doctor but to study anatomy for his art); with fellow students and colleagues, he started a newspaper, La Ruche, with the goal of overthrowing President Élie Lescot.
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White House counsel Pat Cipollone, meanwhile, adopted the strategies of Trump's House defenders, who largely chose not to dispute the evidence but alleged a wider conspiracy that the President's enemies had always been bent on overthrowing him and depriving him of due process.
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Salahi also pushed him to research Western foreign-policy blunders—for example, that in 1953 the American and the British intelligence services had orchestrated a coup in Iran, overthrowing a popular Prime Minister in order to prop up a tyrannical, pro-Western Shah.
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When Mr. Sessions got to the part about the "criminal aliens and the coyotes and the document forgers" overthrowing our immigration system, the American flag behind him had clearly heard enough — it leaned back and fell over as if in a stupor.
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The military, which staged its latest coups 2006 and 2014, wields extraordinary power in Thailand and proclaims its discipline to justify repeatedly overthrowing elected governments, but the killings on the weekend put a spotlight on some of its own members' questionable dealings.
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Their torsos were painted with messages in the style of the women's rights organization Femen, a collective that is devoted to overthrowing patriarchy and that is known for highly visible protests against sex tourism, abortion restrictions and female genital mutilation, among other issues.
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This much we know: Mayor Pete grew up at a dinner table, listening to his father, who was president of the International Gramsci Society, named after a famous 20th century communist intellectual dedicated to overthrowing the "hegemony" of the cultural elite, i.e.
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While the militia — which has since transitioned into a political party — is based in Congo with the aim over overthrowing the government in Kinshasa, the group entered CAR at the request of Pattassé to help him fend off a coup from future leader Francois Bozize.
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Somalia's al Shabaab, which sprouted up in the country a decade ago with the aim of overthrowing the Somali government and imposing a harsh version of Islamic law, claimed responsibility for a blast this month that punched a hole in the fuselage of a plane.
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And while there were some immediate "successes" for government opponents – such as the overthrowing of Libya's Gaddafi, Egypt's Hosni Mubarak and Tunisia's Ben Ali government – hindsight has shown that the uprisings were the easy part in the long process of building a stable, democratic government.
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Under the spell of my élite college education, I envisioned overthrowing the capitalist political economy in the near future, through the application of literary theory, but in the meantime my education enabled me to feel at ease on the wealth side of the line.
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From the likes of Albertina Sisulu and Ruth First, to Steve Biko and Hugh Masekela, to the schoolchildren of Soweto and the martyrs of Sharpeville -- in their spheres of influence, all types of change agents played a critical role in overthrowing their racist regime.
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From American businesses allegedly exploiting resources and labor to the U.S. government undermining and overthrowing socialist governments during the Cold War, it is plausible to imagine that whatever our intentions, American troops intervening in a South American crisis would not be welcomed as liberators.
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A Zelensky adviser described the outcome as the culmination of a series of uprisings in Ukraine in 2004 and 2014 that succeeded in overthrowing governments but failed to break the grip of the oligarchs who control economic and political life, as well as the media.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A dissident organization committed to overthrowing North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was behind a raid on the North Korean embassy in Spain last month, The Washington Post reported on Friday, quoting people familiar with the planning and execution of the mission.
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Eight men, who said they were defectors from Venezuelan police, army and intelligence services, had gathered near the two nations' tense frontier, from where they said they will lead an attack aimed at overthrowing Maduro and handing the reins of power to opposition leader Juan Guaido.
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While the White House has made clear that overthrowing the Assad regime was not a military objective, Bolton said the Syrian dictator should "be under no illusions" that the U.S. would not take action against the use of chemical weapons, as it did earlier this year.
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But they did not stop there -- they also questioned the idea of regime change as an instrument of U.S. foreign policy, arguing that the lesson of interventions in Iraq and Libya is that overthrowing dictators risks protracted civil conflicts and ungoverned spaces for extremists to exploit.
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Leclerc came in, I thought he did a good job to record some outs, but really the three walks, really the 215-2 to the walk and then the bases-loaded walk overthrowing situation — that really hurt, but the leadoff walk really set that inning up.
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U.S. allies are unreliable: Turkey cares more about stopping the Syrian Kurds than overthrowing Assad; the Saudis care more about getting rid of Assad than ISIS but also won't do much about it; and in any event, Riyadh is focused more on the threat from Iran.
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On July 25, 1861, a few days following the Battle of Bull Run, Congress passed a resolution declaring that the North was waging war to restore the Union and "with no purpose of overthrowing or interfering with the rights of established institutions" in the rebellious states.
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Last season, a club of modest means and limited expectations — its roster put together on a shoestring budget, its home located in an unremarkable provincial town — emerged as a genuine contender, overthrowing its country's traditional giants as it sought the first league title in its history.
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In Satyajit Ray's 1977 "Shatranj Ke Khiladi" ("The Chess Players"), he was the introspective Captain Weston, who, with his love for Urdu poetry, sympathizes with the very rulers of India he is faced with overthrowing as the confidential assistant to a general played by Richard Attenborough.
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The North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, came to power at the end of 2011 with three main objectives: consolidate his power, prevent international actors from overthrowing his regime and carrying out gradual economic reform so the Kim dynasty could retain power over the long run.
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"Overthrowing Saddam's regime was a dream that came true thanks to the U.S. and Britain - and all those who say otherwise are liars," said former political prisoner Faris Mohammed, 46, who was serving a life sentence in the southern Shi'ite city of Basra when the invasion took place.
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And the messiness inherent in Latin America's democratic order, with leaders likely to accrue extra-constitutional power and to be removed by extra-constitutional methods, means that both sides will see plenty of evidence for framing the overthrowing of a leader as democracy's restoration or as its subversion.
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The missile launches were in response to Saudi Arabia's airstrikes on the impoverished country, which began in 2015 when the Houthis, a minority Shia sect, gained control of much of eastern Yemen and territory along the Saudi border after overthrowing its President Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi in late 2014.
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As a result of observing Shiite militants overthrowing the secularist Shah of Iran in 1979 and also Sunni ultrafundamentalists assaulting the holy mosque in Mecca the same year, the Saudi monarchy embraced even more tightly the Saudi religious establishment, closing, for instance, the few movie theaters in the kingdom.
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What happened to that?) ultimately wound up creating such a republic, by literally overthrowing the tyranny of the Judge in favor of a new, more flexible order, albeit one that like most republics allows a small oligarchy (led by the show's heroes, naturally) to run things in practice.
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SANTIAGO, Chile — Agustín Edwards, the Chilean media magnate who published El Mercurio, the country's most influential conservative newspaper, and played a crucial role in overthrowing the socialist government of Salvador Allende in 21973, died on Monday on his farm in Graneros, about 21975 miles south of Santiago, the capital.
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During the Reagan administration, for example, the Democratic speaker of the House, Jim Wright of Texas, tried to help develop a peace deal in Nicaragua by interacting directly with its president, Daniel Ortega Saavedra, even as the Reagan administration took a harder line and supported overthrowing the Sandinista government.
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"The recent incident that occurred in Malaysia was clearly a political scheme by the U.S. and South Korea aimed at hurting the DPRK's reputation and overthrowing the DPRK regime," diplomat Pak Myong Ho told a news conference, using the country's formal name, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
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RELATED: Japan and South Korea hit back at Trump's nuclear comments In comments likely to cause shockwaves among U.S friends in Europe and Asia, Trump previewed early attempts to cut deals with Russia and China -- seen by many adversaries as bent on overthrowing the current security order guaranteed by America.
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Indeed, the House Republicans' pursuit of Benghazi, like Captain Ahab's pursuit of the white whale Moby Dick, distracted attention from the larger question of whether the intervention in Libya, which Clinton championed, was in fact a mistake — overthrowing an ugly but compliant regime and creating the chaos in which ISIS thrives.
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Viewers on Sunday saw sadistic rapist Ramsay Bolton receive some much-needed justice following the Brock Turner outrage, a bit of queer positivity with Yara in the wake of the Orlando shooting, and serious progress in the overthrowing of patriarchies at a time when America might have its first female president.
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"With Iran financing terror, overthrowing foreign governments, illegally test firing intercontinental ballistic missiles, chanting death to America, calling Israel the little Satan, America the great Satan, I would say that it was the wrong answer for us to be propping up the wrong regime with a jackpot of sanctions relief," Rep.
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Though one of the top goals of XR New York is "mobilising 3.5 percent of the population to achieve system change," the research behind this number comes from citizens overthrowing oppressive national governments, not a global fight to lower greenhouse gas emissions that doesn't necessarily have clear heroes and villains.
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As it does to this day, Iran would serve as the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism, illegally developing and test firing Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles (ICBMs) in violation of UN Security Council Resolutions, overthrowing foreign governments and providing finances and arms to the Assad regime in Syria, Hezbollah and others.
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Mr. Shokuri said he had been doing humanitarian work in Afghanistan, but the United States government suspected that he was a part of a terrorist organization focused on overthrowing the Moroccan monarchy, called the Moroccan Islamic Combatant Group, or G.I.C.M. In 2003, the group was linked to a suicide bombing attack in Casablanca.
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While Syrian opposition groups fighting against the regime wanted to end Assad's government, US policy has never explicitly centered around overthrowing Assad's regime, even as the Obama and Trump administrations both increased support for various rebel groups and conducted limited strikes against government targets in response to its use of chemical weapons.
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But not that many games place the oceans at the very centre of their narratives – and that includes underwater affairs like Ecco the Dolphin, BioShock and SOMA, where the seawater is mostly a backdrop for more pressing concerns, be they overthrowing a dystopian despot or rescuing your cetacean pals from Giger-inspired aliens.
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If we succeed in overthrowing the Syrian government of Bashar al-Assad, it will open the door for ISIS, al Qaeda, and other Islamic extremists to take over all of Syria, which will simply increase human suffering in the region, exacerbate the refugee crisis and pose a greater threat to the world.
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But XR's strategy is drawn from serious academic research on nonviolent rebellion—in particular, a 2011 book called Why Civil Resistance Works by Erica Chenoweth and Maria J. Stephan, which analyzes nonviolent conflicts from 1900 to 2006 and concludes that overthrowing governments requires far fewer people and resources than you might assume.
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Whether it's going to take that next step and actually be like about unionizing or overthrowing these corporations or or doing something on a systemic level, obviously it's a comedy video game so I don't know if it's going end in a hundred hours of sitting across the table with the board.
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When USA's alien invasion drama Colony wrapped its first season in the spring of 2016, I groused about how the show seemed ready to jettison its deep portrayal of the psychological cost of collaborating with an occupying force, in favor of pursuing a feel-good story about the human resistance overthrowing the alien occupiers.
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Allende, a democratic socialist whose program of confronting the corporations and oligarchs that owned most of Chile's wealth would warm the heart of Bernie Sanders and millions of his supporters, incurred the wrath of Richard Nixon who, with his own devoted acolyte, Henry Kissinger, covertly poured millions of dollars into destroying the Chilean economy and overthrowing its government.
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With her crunchy kitchen floor and her whirlwind-swept rooms, she was claiming the freedom of a man, or a child, or an artist, at the same time as she was asserting the superiority of her mother-love, for in overthrowing the power of objects she was simultaneously removing them as a last line of defense.
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I don't see the midterm elections arresting the progress of an otherwise successful political program or overthrowing the ascendant faction of the Republican Party or even throwing the party into disarray — I expect they will quickly regroup, with a more coherent and right-wing caucus and without the burdens of making choices that come with being the majority party.
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Having succeeded in establishing a Democratic majority in the House, some lawmakers are now bent on overthrowing the most successful woman in American politics in history, someone with so much savvy and experience who, until now, has been able to hold the minority caucus together to stand up against the Republican leadership and win some critically important battles.
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The Founders Proclamation praises America as a nation that promotes "liberty and justice over the evil forces of oppression and indignity" and cites two examples: "overthrowing tyrannical rule in the Revolutionary War" and "liberating Europe from Nazi control during World War II." These actions are a crucial component of American history and they should be studied and deeply understood.
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But where we have a disagreement is that I think if you look at the history of regime changes, you go back to Mossaddegh in Iran, you go back to Salvador Allende who we overthrew in Chile, you go back to overthrowing Saddam Hussein in Iraq, you go back to where we are today in Syria with a dictator named Assad.
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Military options available to Trump range from a sea blockade aimed at enforcing sanctions to cruise missile strikes on nuclear and missile facilities to a broader campaign aimed at overthrowing leader Kim Jong Un. How North Korea would respond to even a limited strike is unknown, but it threatened on Friday to "ruthlessly ravage" the United States if Washington chooses to attack.
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The homers mattered most, but before he became totally musclebound at midcareer Sosa had speed, and though he made a ton of errors (128 career) by the standards of a modern outfielder, often due to overthrowing the cutoff man (and the cutoff man's backup, and the backup's mom sitting in the grandstand), he was hardly Adam Dunn in the field.
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But where we have a disagreement is that I think if you look at the history of regime changes, you go back to Mossaddegh (ph) in Iran, you go back to Salvador Allende who we overthrew in Chile, you go back to overthrowing Saddam Hussein in Iraq, you go back to where we are today in Syria with a dictator named Assad.
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When you take a handful of the pre-existing Obama theories and put them together, the current president is a Communist Kenyan Muslim-slash-Lizard King who may also be the son of Malcolm X and is intent on overthrowing the United States government, possibly with the help of his friend Bill Ayers and the radical leftist pastor of his Christian church.
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Social justice — and particularly social justice work in the fields of anti-racist activism — has a long history within the American religious tradition: from the abolitionists of the 19th century to the mainline Protestants who advocated desegregation during the civil rights movement to the proponents of liberation and black liberation theology, who saw the radical overthrowing of an oppressor as central to Christ's message.
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The "Weber thesis," as it's known in scholarly shorthand, presented a key insight into the spiritual logic of capitalist accumulation in early America: By overthrowing — and demonizing — the vast religious bureaucracy by which Old World Catholicism had organized the worldly system of reward and punishment to uphold upright moral conduct, the Puritans who founded the colonies put the spiritual power to remake the world directly in the hands of ardent Calvinist believers.
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Mainly because the audience for this kind of posturing from a position of maximum privilege is male, and young, and probably has some money to throw around—and little to no interest in overthrowing existing power structures, even when they are victimized by them—the same corporate money that is terrified to be associated with a left-wing site that sometimes writes "Bitch McConnell" can only be deterred from sponsoring the anti-P.
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A party that actually hears the voices of Americans who are struggling all across this country, and puts it in the hands of veterans and fellow Americans who are calling for an end to this ongoing Bush-Clinton-Trump foreign policy doctrine of regime-change wars; overthrowing dictators in other countries; needlessly sending my brothers and sisters in uniform into harm's way in wars that actually undermine our national security and have cost us thousands of American lives.
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