Newspapers indignantly portrayed him as a martinet who had made himself prime minister in all but name.
As a result of government efforts to assimilate them, some Cossack women are even marrying ethnic Kazakhs, he complains indignantly.
Jim Wallace, the Scottish Liberal Democrat leader, welcomed the nod towards federalism, but indignantly complained that he had not been consulted.
In January, as his first redeployment, Mr Netanyahu offered 2% of the territory, an offer that the Palestinians indignantly refused to accept.
He riffed, indignantly, about the inadequacies of the Ecuadoran legal system.
They would indignantly reject the idea that a member of a given racial group is under suspicion because 10 percent of those with his skin color commit crimes.
The government has not so far responded to the MEPs comments, but last year ministers reacted indignantly when the European Parliament passed a resolution critical of Operation Clean Heart.
After stiffing bondholders for over three years, the government is now making them an offer that they should indignantly refuse: It will pay bondholders about 30 cents on the dollar.
Ignoring the nature of the operation, the basic lack of credibility of the source of information, and the interests of Europe in defeating jihadist terrorism in the Middle East and worldwide, the chanceries of Europe squawked indignantly and threatened to cut off intelligence cooperation with Israel.
The Arab League and the Organization of the Islamic Conference attacked Bush's freedom agenda and indignantly argued that it would be impossible for them to reform their ways for as long as the US maintained its support for Israel - the sole democracy in the region.
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