"WARMONGERING" Tehran has also said the United States and regional allies, such as Iran's regional rivals Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, were "warmongering" by making such charges.
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Today's peace efforts are undoubtedly better than last year's warmongering.
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At least the Starks are extremely honorable in their warmongering.
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Warmongering is a more subtle process than you might think.
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Just recently, he had accused NATO of "warmongering" with Russia.
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Tomyris of Scythia is a great choice for warmongering 'Civ' players.
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Compared to their warmongering, covetous, calculating chimp cousins, bonobos play nice.
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It is a racist, warmongering, xenophobic, imperialist military-prison industrial complex.
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Russian state media have mocked Ukrainian officials as shrill and warmongering.
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This warmongering helps cover up some basic issues on both sides.
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He also accused her of "warmongering" and being a "NeverTrump" supporter.
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Warmongering and xenophobia were alien concepts to the early space-faring Suldlom.
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The second executive order seemed more in keeping with Mr Trump's (trade) warmongering.
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"Most people in the military aren't warmongering types," he told The New Republic.
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We are no longer a society caught in the fateful grip of lucrative warmongering.
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North Korea's warmongering may have shifted some voters' attention from the economy to national security.
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Raise your hand if you need a break from warmongering autocrats and fear-inducing headlines.
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Germany is not the only European country to blur the line between deterrence and warmongering.
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An interesting side effect of this world-trampling warmongering is the paranoia that happens stateside.
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If there were a Nobel Prize for Distinguished Warmongering, Bolton would be a shoo-in.
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HR McMaster, the president's national security adviser, has defended Mr Trump's warmongering on national television.
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" Trump's fan base responded, circulating meme after very weird meme about McCain's military service and "warmongering.
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Yet in a fourth ad, Mr. Gantz drops the warmongering and picks up an olive branch.
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Valorizing military aggression only cedes ground to Trumpism, with its fetishization of generals and its warmongering bluster.
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Republican lawmakers, long proponents of free trade, portray themselves as impotent to halt the president's trade warmongering.
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Conservative pundits and media outlets emphasized the warmongering efforts, attempting to steer attention away from the assassination.
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Because of the President's warmongering in pursuit of personal and political interests, the threat outlook is increasingly complex.
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If they apply that system which is about war and she's a very, very warmongering person, Hillary Clinton.
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If they apply that system which is about war and she's a very, very warmongering person Hillary Clinton.
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There are hints of some kind of drama: warmongering, mass death, the emergence of a cult or community.
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Mr. Trump's racism, bullying, misogyny, nepotism, crudity and warmongering don't inspire doubts; they are part of his perverse appeal.
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"Iran has created the atmosphere for this warmongering," said Monalisa Freiha, an editor at an-Nahar newspaper in Lebanon.
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Biden represents exactly the same sort of crony capitalism, elitist warmongering and business-as-usual politics that former Sen.
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"It puts the U.S. in the position of the 'bully' not unlike the warmongering over North Korea," he said.
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Mob violence, warmongering propaganda, casteism and religious discrimination continue to tear through our contemporary discourse, fracturing the national politic.
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James Madison warned of an overreaching, warmongering president in 1793 when he called war "the true nurse of executive aggrandisement".
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The forcible sterilization of the "warmongering, savage Krogan", for example, is rarely given the long-lasting weight that it deserves.
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Capitalism is not an engine for warmongering exploitation (as Marxists believed), nor a static oligarchy, nor a high road to crisis.
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"If you look unfortunately at the Democratic Party today, it is a party that has become a warmongering party," she said.
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Crowds began gathering at Fifth Avenue and 56th Street around 5pm last night to protest Trump's international warmongering and domestic negligence.
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Do liberals really want to trash Trump for taking positions that are less aggressively militaristic than the nation's most warmongering neoconservatives?
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No one accuses scholars in international relations as being ideologically motivated for observing warmongering or international exchanges that threaten American security.
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" It accused the United States and its regional allies, which include Iranian rival Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, of "warmongering.
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Russia has barred her from visiting since 2014 because she criticised its seizure of Crimea and warmongering in other parts of Ukraine.
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"And we're talking about that at a moment when we have this warmongering, unstable, deranged demagogue in the White House," he said.
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" It accused the United States and its regional allies, which include Iranian rival Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, of "warmongering.
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Abroad, the Obama administration slowly restored a tattered American reputation damaged by warmongering and military incompetence — for incompetent it most certainly was.
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" The message said the sender was "glad" the late Arizona Republican is dead, and called him a "traitorous piece of warmongering s***.
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Instead, they've doubled down on a chilling "Terran supremacy" doctrine, and built a warmongering, bloodthirsty empire bent on blasting alien races into submission.
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Call of Duty may be heading to space, but Infinite Warfare seems much more concerned with Earthly matters like power grabs and warmongering.
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Try to negotiate open borders with leaders that aren't predisposed to warmongering, strike trade agreements, and raise your rapport to the "friendship" level.
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They have also both been steadfast in their opposition to Western warmongering and can come off as being a bit scruffy and cantankerous.
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Iran protested on Wednesday to a Swiss envoy, who represents U.S. interests in Tehran, over what it called "warmongering statements" by American officials.
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Shaped by an era of denouement, Italian neorealism diffused the belligerence of warmongering into a romanticization of the country's laborers and emerging middle class.
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Chances are that they'll denounce you and could even use a "Casus belli" to go to war without suffering the full warmongering diplomatic penalty.
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Op-Ed Contributor CHICAGO — The Russian media have been talking up war for some time, but it has now reached new heights of warmongering.
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A spokesman for the North's foreign ministry also blamed "confrontational warmongering" remarks by U.S. officials for pushing the Peninsula to the brink of war.
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Who did what he could to defend his new country but was willing to speak out against injustice and warmongering as he saw it.
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Less fully appreciated was the fragility of the balance of terror, which was at risk less from warmongering than from misunderstandings, glitches or accidents.
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But in her heart of hearts, Dany knows she's all about the warmongering badasses who match her strength and ensure her ascension to the throne.
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Jeb Bush has failed to ignite much support, but at least he has criticized the bigotry of Mr. Trump and the warmongering of Mr. Cruz.
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Equestrian statues are so played out, and we're not even talking about the fact that they're all monuments to warmongering white male generals and colonialists.
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Hersh's reporting career has been defined both by his zeal and by the United States's warmongering exploits in the second half of the twentieth century.
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As a result, he was shaped by the people around him — Cheney, Rumsfeld, and the rest of the old-school, industry-friendly, warmongering GOP establishment.
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That is, unless the Kim regime is provoked, perhaps by a particularly warmongering early-morning tweet, into believing that its existence really is at risk.
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"And it would still be difficult to trust that he's being truthful, because he has decades of racist, sexist, corporatist, warmongering votes," Ms. Huber said.
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But these concerns are inflated: Reports about foreign groups in Afghanistan are politically motivated exaggerations by the warmongering players on all sides of the war.
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Iran has accused the United States and its regional allies such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates of "warmongering" by making accusations against it.
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During the current campaign, she blasted the party, denouncing it as "warmongering" as she promised to remove the country from a host of foreign military conflicts.
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And the American people have apparently become so accustomed to executive branch warmongering — approved almost unanimously by the Congress — that such actions are not significantly contested.
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Catering to a population of armed men who felt alienated by changing social norms, immigration, and changing political winds, this message quickly fueled violent demonstrations and warmongering.
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And she has spoken out forcefully in opposition to President Trump's Iran strategy and North Korean policy, and what she sees as a general culture of warmongering.
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After all, this is a video so saucy that disgraced warmongering former-PM Tony Blair actually fell off his rowing machine while watching it for the first time.
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He is even willing to overlook his distaste for the yeti mustache of the warmongering John Bolton and consider the Fox News analyst as a replacement for McMaster.
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Tehran has also said the United States and regional allies, such as Iran's regional rivals Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, were "warmongering" by making such charges.
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"The U.S. and its regional allies must stop warmongering and put an end to mischievous plots as well as false flag operations in the region," the Iranian statement said.
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"In spite of all the warmongering," he said, "businessmen and financiers gave a signal to the world that we are supporters of calmness, security and the development of relations."
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The group has urged U.S. forces to leave Afghanistan, and asked Trump not to "hand over the Afghan issue to warmongering generals" as the president weighs a new strategy.
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" Leaders in France and Italy are beginning to question continuing sanctions against Russia, and the German Foreign Minister, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, criticized NATO military exercises as "sabre rattling and warmongering.
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I have sat through poetry readings when I couldn't afford the electricity at home, I have sat through fifty shades of red political theorists and jeered Bliar Blair and his warmongering.
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The title of the series The Great Clown suggests a Dadaist critique of warmongering narcissists, with clear allegorical undertones: a nation in the clutches of a great clown is, indeed, doomed.
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Warmongering against the dictator of North Korea, a bitter rivalry with the press, and — of course — the massive ongoing investigation into Russian meddling in American affairs created a hostile work environment.
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Washington (CNN)There is a quiet effort underway to tone down any military rhetoric that could lead to North Korea viewing the Pentagon as warmongering, several US military officials have told CNN.
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The North's nuclear program is a growing menace, its warmongering tirades are unquestionably unnerving, and peaceful solutions to the threat it poses have been maddeningly elusive over many years and many American administrations.
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In a rare interview with a English-language media outlet, Maduro accused the "warmongering" U.S. of trying to take over his country and said that he would not allow outside aid into Venezuela.
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Miller incredibly angry that Frank is using her deceased husband's name for his own warmongering efforts, but Doug learns that the committee voting on the declaration of war is looking for Remy and Jackie.
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The essays about her time in women's collectives and protesting the American government's warmongering are important artifacts and teach us much about a movement whose ideas and activism are resurging among young people now.
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"At a time of war and isolation, when the whole world thought we are a warmongering country, Kiarostami showed another, peaceful face of Iran," the professor and journalist Mehrdad Hodjati said in an interview.
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The show's plot hinges on a terrorist group, a right-wing government that won't acknowledge that terrorism is a response to its own illegal warmongering, and an ex-army cop who interacts with both.
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"It's a totally upside-down world," said Senator Chris Van Hollen, a Democrat from Maryland who two years ago denounced Mr. Bolton's "history of warmongering" when he was appointed Mr. Trump's national security adviser.
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" Shortly after these reprehensible comments, McCain's widow, Cindy McCain, received this disgusting tweet from a stranger, which she shared widely: "Your husband was a traitorous piece of warmongering s--- and I'm glad he is dead.
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In fact, the U.S federal government directly sponsors and funds some of the most hawkish think tanks that fiercely engage in warmongering, produce impactful policy recommendations on the Middle East and actively contribute to Iranophobia.
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Standing before the western military and diplomatic establishment at the Munich Security Conference, the Russian president accused the US of plunging the world into chaos by warmongering, meddling in other countries' affairs and disregarding international law.
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Moreover, the Kremlin's response to Prime Minister Theresa May's Tuesday night deadline to provide an explanation included denial and a lightly veiled nuclear threat — a reminder of President Putin's warmongering speech flaunting Russia's new nuclear capabilities.
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In Trump's America, the agenda of "My Stealthy Freedom" confronts the further danger of being sucked into the maw of a massive American warmongering machine, eager to drop bombs, to eliminate veils and mean Muslim men.
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Look no further than how the marriage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle has captivated the globe, giving many of us a brief respite from the chaos of divisive politics and rabid warmongering we hear every day.
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Iran has dismissed earlier U.S. charges that it was behind the attacks and has accused the United States and its regional allies such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates of "warmongering" by making accusations against it.
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Conventional war While Trump may be evolving from a recalcitrant trade warrior into a regretful one -- potentially because of anticipated political repercussions if he doesn't end costly trade wars -- he's been warmongering in more conventional theaters for years.
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" It refers to "the fight with the warmongering Jews," and also educates the reader that the Zionists "gave rise to... Freemasons, the Rotary, and Lions" clubs, which they use to control the drug trade and to "annihilate Islam.
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The officials said in part that the Pentagon is taking these steps out of concern that a high-profile response, along with statements about North Korea made by Trump, could be interpreted by Kim as the Pentagon warmongering.
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"Universal law is for lackeys," he tells her, letting her know that he approves of the decision she made in the pilot episode to attack her commander in order to attempt to fire first on the warmongering Klingons.
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It recalls and mourns lost mentors and friends, rounds up decades of memories ("That voice, coming to me / Across forty years"), and rages in a quiet way against America's long-held warmongering habits ("The drones themselves are startling").
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But other than these outright shows of force (which were one-offs, rather than part of any cohesive plans), he has proven willfully resistant to the sort of warmongering that Bolton has come, over the years, to encapsulate.
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Tehran's Deputy U.N. Ambassador Eshagh al-Habib accused Washington of an "addiction to sanctions and warmongering," saying Iran was in compliance with its commitments under a 2015 international nuclear deal, which the Trump administration withdrew from in May.
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Leading candidates include his butler Chris Christie, human whiskey barrel Newt Gingrich, Alabama gollum Jeff Sessions, bad guy from Head of State Mike Pence, warmongering doofus Tom Cotton, friend of Wayne Coyne Mary Fallin, and pig-castrator Jodi Ernst.
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One pores over his Op-Eds in The New York Times savoring his insouciant bons mots, which encompass everything from India-Pakistan warmongering ("Schoolyard brawls have a more nuanced buildup") to yoga instructors ("Drill sergeants trapped in poets' bodies").
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Crass, famously, had a thing or two to say about authoritarianism and right-wing, warmongering, and isolationist heads of state, and with Vaucher at the helm of most non-musical undertakings, they found some ingenious ways to make their point.
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The message, which appeared to have been sent over Facebook, refers to the late senator as a "traitorous warmongering shit" and goes on to express a desire for McCain's daughter, "The View" co-host Meghan McCain, to choke to death.
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Jamie K. Sims Richmond, Va. Popular Warmongering In Steve Coll's piece on Trump's choice to send fifty-nine missiles into Syria, he mentions the role that Trump's "continual search for approval" plays in his unpredictable decision-making (Comment, April 17th).
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"He only paid lip service to warmongering comments, but he spent most of the speech assuring Russians that he was aware of day-to-day hardships," Alina Polyakova, a Russia expert at the Brookings Institution think tank in Washington, told me.
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It's perfect for Reigns: a one-handed swipe-'em-up where that Tinder mechanic for "yes" or "no" is employed for an eons-spanning tale of warmongering, romance, fame and fortune, dungeon-crawling, demonic possession, revolutions and uprisings, and dogs.
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Sure, an alarming percentage of the nation might be prepared to elect as president a man who presents as a racist, warmongering, misogynist, tax-dodging, sexual assault perpetrator, but Ken Bone looks just like the toy collector from Toy Story 2!
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Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, "strongly" denounced the U.S. strikes Wednesday and attributed the violence in Iraq to the U.S. Iran on Wednesday protested to a Swiss envoy that represents Washington's interests, claiming U.S. officials made "warmongering statements," Reuters reported.
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" While Mr. Friend had a bigger picture in mind, he said that many of his readers were incensed by the article, suggesting that a "white, male, dominant, Christian, warmongering" Congress wanted to send "your sons and daughters to fight for Trump's cause.
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In movies like The Fog of War, Mr. Death, The Unknown Known, and Standard Operating Procedure, he's studied figures known for warmongering, lying, denying the Holocaust, and participating in the hideous torture of other humans and tried to interrogate where their impulses come from.
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It seems an oddly dissonant and counterproductive message as Mr. Trump has shifted from warmongering to diplomacy on North Korea and prepares to meet its leader, Kim Jong-un, to get him to abandon his nuclear program, with an arsenal of 20 to 60 weapons.
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We are traitors to our country's divisive rhetoric, filled with militarism, hatred, blood lust and warmongering, just as we stand opposed to yours, which threatens not only us, but also your neighbors — that is, your own brothers and sisters, and even your own people.
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Jean-Marie Briaud, head of the Swiss delegation, told VICE News that Russia's recent bombing campaign in support of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad demonstrated that it is a "counter-balance" to what they perceive as warmongering by the US and its European allies.
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The absence of a serious, engaged and competent president may make the Korean situation more dangerous than it should be (plus all those warmongering tweets, yes), but it's not clear to me that a Trumpian war on expertise is the driving force behind the brinkmanship.
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On Twitter, Sanders supporters think Hillary Clinton is a monstrous right-winger who spends her days and nights plotting to throw poor kids off welfare benefits while outsourcing their fathers' jobs to China in order to free up scarce public resources for her warmongering.
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For those on the conspiracy-theory right who bought into narratives about Trump being a Yojimbo-style master of strategy, playing the warmongering puppets on both sides of the political spectrum against each other for the benefit of Real Americans, this missile attack is a disturbing plot hole.
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In an address to the crowd, Ali Shamkhani, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, denounced American foreign policy, according to Iranian state-run news outlet Press TV. "The U.S. has long been dealt blows by our country and our region and thus regularly bares its warmongering teeth," he said.
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South Koreans would be relieved to see Mr. Trump pursuing prudent diplomacy instead of reckless warmongering, and a "cap and freeze" deal would give a new government in Seoul a better foundation for opening its broader effort to help Mr. Kim lead his country toward regional integration and economic growth.
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But where the president's inability to back down from a big fight meets the military's willingness to start a lot of small ones lies the great peril of his presidency: not deliberate warmongering, but an accidental escalation that his generals encourage, and that the ultimate decider has no idea how to stop.
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"I am staying in the Democratic Party, and I'm fighting to take our Democratic Party back, out of the hands of Hillary Clinton and the warmongering establishment, and put it back into the hands of the people, so our party can truly be a champion for the people," Gabbard told The Daily Iowan on Friday.
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It threatens to play out again as the American left lingers on arcane conversations about a Russian conspiracy and impeachment rhetoric, unable to find the moral courage to denounce Trump's warmongering over Venezuela and Iran, or to support younger, feisty leftists like Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar as they fend off right-wing attacks.
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It was the 1980 victory of Ronald Reagan and his brand of conservatism that set in motion the villainizing of American liberalism from the right — this time not for warmongering but for supposedly being soft on crime and communism, bloating the government with ineffective social programs and turning American universities into hothouses of fetid radicalism.
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But for some time now, the president's obsession with imperial warmongering has focused on toppling the Venezuelan government of Nicolás Maduro, whether via economic pressure, a U.S.-sponsored military coup, or provoking a joint invasion by Brazil—led by that great democrat Jair Bolsonaro—and Colombia, where "democracy" has been built on mass graves for the past half-century.
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Before he could even step into the Octagon on Saturday, the Ontario Athletic Commission and the UFC were conspiring to strip the man called "Valhalla" of his most cherished and recognizable affectations: the long beard and two-bladed axe that have been Meek's professional calling card and his talismanic connection to the warmongering legacy of his country's Viking past.
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Highlights in the new trailer include a look at the Marine Marvel's straw-haired aquatic family, including Nicole Kidman as his mother Queen Atlanna and Patrick Wilson as his warmongering half-brother Orm (AKA Ocean Master), as well as an epic origin-story scene in which a young Arthur Curry (Kaan Guldur) marshals the righteous anger of an aquarium full of sharks.
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"The US has long been dealt blows by our country and our region and thus regularly bares its warmongering teeth," Shamkhani said, according to state-run Press TV. "And when a missile is tested thousands of kilometers away, after (issuing empty) threats, all their president does is put out a tweet," he said in an apparent reference to North Korea's missile tests.
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It is now clear that the mainstream corporate media and the warmongering political establishment are seeking to do two things: That strategy worked very well with President TrumpDonald John TrumpAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Trump says Biden Ukraine dealings will be a 'major' campaign issue MORE.
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" (A study published in 2008 showed that if Iran were to mine the strait, it could take America "the better part of a month" to re-open it.) The Iranian government, for its part, issued a statement on June 13th saying, "The US and its regional allies must stop warmongering and put an end to mischievous plots as well as false flag operations in the region.
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The facts of existential risk are simple: We may not be able to indefinitely keep the planet habitable, stop a super virus from killing everyone, avoid a mile-wide asteroid from crashing into Earth, elude a warmongering Terminator-like AI or circumvent blowing ourselves up with our 25,000 nuclear warheads — but we sure can get off this planet and create cool new places to live safely in outer space.
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Earlier Monday, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Qassemi called on Washington to abandon its "warmongering policy, intervention, Iranophobia and sales of dangerous and useless weapons to the main sponsors of terrorism," according to state-run Press TV. "Unfortunately, under the hostile and aggressive policies of the American statesmen, we are witnessing a renewed strengthening of terrorist groups in the region and miscalculation of the dictatorships which support these groups," he was reported as saying.
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