At the same time, warmongering newspapermen were publicizing the Spanish regime's brutality toward Cubans.

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Yet today it is Israel, rather than its warmongering neighbours, that is treated as an obstacle to peace.

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Others have wondered why the Amish, who have been conscientious objectors in past struggles, should support a warmongering president.

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We're different because we're descended from those who had the courage and drive to leave feudal, excessive taxing, warmongering governments.

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"For once in his warmongering, money-grubbing career, the former prime minister has done something decent, " says the Daily Mail.

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One of my heroes, Winston Churchill, saw the dangers of Hitler while his opponents characterized him as a warmongering gadfly.

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Livni and Olmert claimed again that only warmongering extremists supported reconquering Gaza, and announced that Israel's goal was to deter Hamas.

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However, as an official notes, there is as yet little support in the south for warmongering, and the stockmarket has held firm.

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The British people listened to Ahmadinejad as he condemned Britain as a warmongering nation after its leaders had surrendered Basra to Iranian proxies.

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And second, by claiming to be championing the noble goal of peace in our time, they feel free to attack anyone who points out the folly of their actions as a warmongering member of the Israel Lobby.

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