warmongering

Yet again the Guardian does not want to be left behind when it comes to shameless warmongering.

Thatcher's policies were continued by subsequent governments Even the "warmongering".

"Warmongering" and "renege" were probably a little over the top, but, whatever.

The warmongering to which the English intelligentsia gave themselves up in the period 1935-9 was largely based on a sense of personal immunity.

They are actively splitting hairs to find an excuse for their disgusting warmongering.

Only a strong and incessant cry of "not in our name" from ordinary American citizens can stop this dangerous warmongering.

He also asserted that the hurricane was "God's way of punishing America for its warmongering and racism".

Ares tired of his own warmongering when he realized that was why the other gods despised him and decided to live a normal life.

The most important immediate outcome is Obama's victory will halt any further escalation of Bush's warmongering.

Your aggressive warmongering is disgraceful, and your alleged humanitarian concerns laughable.

"Evidence of American warmongering."

Shame, as it's pretty much spot on, and I'm really surprised someone so entangled in the last decade of neocon warmongering would say this.

The aggressive stand taken by the Americans on the International Criminal Court is the product of its warmongering, imperialist plans.

As a political satire paper, the Feral Tribune was provided significant material from the warmongering and profiteering associated with the era.

I think the only answer to the American Warmongering,political and financial "Elite," is an Military Coup.

"Klingons take pride in their warmongering," Karume said.

Such right-wing claptrap echoes the warmongering of government hawks who lead the calls for military action having never experienced the horror of combat themselves.

Though much of this direction and guidance tends to come in the form of extreme warmongering, Madea's heart is always in the right place.

Here is an example of the death, disease and disaster that the warmongering and compassionate humanitarians are itching to bring to Damascus:

As the war approached, the Crown Prince had become closely identified with the warmongering, Pan-German faction.

"Nixon was known for his warmongering, but it was he who signed the Paris agreement ending the Vietnam War," he added.

Even if he can't exactly condone his vassals' warmongering in his absence and without his consent, he can understand it."

Similar exchanges passed between Russia, Ottomans and the Commonwealth, each of which often tried to use the Cossacks' warmongering for its own purposes.

Milošević used this to rally Serbs against the Croatian government and Serbian newspapers joined in the warmongering.