"The objectives there are to interrupt IS command and control, interrupt its ability to move money around, interrupt its ability to
tyrannize and control population, interrupt its ability to recruit externally," he told the Senate Armed Services Committee.
Fool's gold: The economic stupidity of ISIS' new currency Believe it or not, there is a good reason the developed world long ago ceased to use lumps of precious metals as currency, and, contrary to the beliefs of the ISIS leadership, it was not in order to "
tyrannize Muslims." In declaring his intention to introduce a brand new currency comprising seven gold, silver, and copper coins, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi builds on an already-staggering commitment to his pre-mediaeval ideology, reminding us anew of the utterly alien parallel universe in which he and his coterie reside.
But we must be careful of this newfound power and not
tyrannize the people who just want to make us comfortable.
We have no idea exactly what emerged from such interbreeding but apparently in some cases it led to a sort of 'giantism', Nephilim and benei anak, who proceeded to terrorize and
tyrannize others.
The Arab political entities prefer to manage the next election on the basis of Arabic sects that abide by the idea of Arabic nationalism, which existed over the 80 past years in Iraq to
tyrannize Kurds, Mantik explained.
Profoundly undemocratic (a minority of a third can
tyrannize the majority), the two-thirds rule mixes like a witch's brew with California's penchant for special-interest ballot initiatives that distort budget-making.
He dares to make a stand against those who would
tyrannize the weak, culminating in a battle against a chaotically malevolent Baron and his martial arts expert sister, (with an amusingly indecent finale!) Recommended for readers age 13 and up due to violence and mild nudity, The Prince of Heroes Chapter 1 is a wonderfully entertaining, adventure of action, drama, and simple good-versus-evil that leaves the reader eager for more.
It doesn't target the oppressors, but the "go along to get along--or to prosper" crowd who enable the oppressors to
tyrannize. It targets "the silent majority."
His casting of a middle-aged Goneril (Nancy Palk) and Regan (Brenda Robins) to
tyrannize the visibly-younger Cordelia (Patricia Fagan) hinted at a bitterness that found its origins in blended family life.
Conrad, in discussing Walser's attack on the unnamed "Meinungssoldaten" who allegedly
tyrannize public discourse on the Holocaust, makes the rather extreme claim that "Walser is doing exactly what the Third Reich did, that is, depicting Jews as the oppressors of Germans"--since most of the intellectuals to whom he refers are non-Jewish Germans.
Second, the academy seems to tacitly accept that one religious culture--90 percent of cadets are Christian--may
tyrannize the other.
Even more crucial, Wollstonecraft's novels not only analyze the social and psychic conditions that
tyrannize, even dehumanize, women but, in and through their modes of representation, gain sympathy for women's situation and thus a precondition to changing it.
