It's too complicated -- if you make war against everybody.
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Stream "Make War" below and purchase it on iTunes here.
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"Make war and party!" appears to be the GOP's slogan.
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Some even argue that autonomous weapons might make war more humane.
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Supporters of autonomous weapons argue they will make war more humane.
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"Instead of pursuing peace, Russia and Assad make war," she said.
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And does what was heard make war more or less likely?
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Does Bolton's appointment make war with North Korea or Iran more likely?
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Will these technologies make war more likely by making it more acceptable?
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"Make War" marks the band's first reunion in more than a decade.
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Abe has vowed to "normalize" Japan by reasserting Japan's capacity to make war.
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That is a serious possibility that should make war planners consider moving arrangements immediately.
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He continues to make war drawings, and one is on view at the Aldrich.
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The War Powers Resolution tells the president not to make war without specific congressional authority.
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The power to make war should be with the Congress, not with the executive branch.
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America knows that while anyone can make war, only the most courageous can choose peace.
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It's the liberal imperialist who will be ready to make war when they're not threatened.
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These systems could protect soldiers' lives, but make war even nastier for anyone who faces them.
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Some even claim the president can make war for up to 21625 days at his discretion.
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The politicians who make war wouldn't understand my feelings, and most likely don't understand Minh's feelings either.
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They sought to foster both prosperity and interdependence, to "make war not only unthinkable but materially impossible".
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According to the best available research, this would make war on the European continent far more likely.
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They make war on their neighbors to distract from their inevitable failure to create prosperity at home.
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Pumping hard, the truckers provided the oxygen sustaining the North's ability to make war in the South.
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"Teddy Roosevelt went to Cuba to make war; Coolidge went there on a diplomatic mission," Ms. Shlaes said.
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Costing at least $45 million to make, "War Dogs," which received mediocre reviews, collected an estimated $14.3 million.
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There is little risk that Utah will make war on Colorado, or that New Hampshire will invade Vermont.
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Or does this kind of saber rattling only serve to increase the tension and make war more likely?
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Often defied, the prohibition against chemical weapons is one of the oldest global agreements to make war less ugly.
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In short, the military experts in Washington "managed, again and again, to make war look like a bad idea".
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I always use the analogy with nuclear power; it can make war, or aid the energy needs of mankind.
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"It's too complicated if you make war against everyone," noted Emmanuel Macron as he prepared to visit Mr Trump.
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" At a military parade in Havana, soldiers chanted an ominous message: "We are going to make war if imperialism comes.
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For these "horny" little apes, it really does appear that, for the most part, they'd rather make love than make war.
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Plans included meeting rooms, twenty-two bedrooms, and a pool: a luxurious and private place for Nazis to make war plans.
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Lacking cultural wisdom and any sense of our own history, we just want to make war and wear old sports bras.
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After releasing reunion single "Make War," From First to Last were accused of ripping off punk band Culture Abuse for their artwork.
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"It wasn't a conscious plan of, I was going to make war films, it's just what I was drawn to," she said.
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Those who make war on science are opposed to some particular scientific finding rather than the scientific method or the entirety of science.
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" He had protested to the president: "You will replicate past mistakes, because what is your perspective, you want to make war against Iran?
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British Vogue had to justify its paper rationing to the government and to do so was charged with trying to make war efforts fashionable.
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Ten or 15 years ago, we were talking about how the internet basically equalizes everyone and allows individuals to make war on the state.
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This sorry state of affairs has left Congress irrelevant in what should be its most important constitutional obligation of choosing when to make war.
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And he wanted to find a way to make war more humane, to reduce the number of people that are needed on the battlefield.
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The burden is not on Congress to give him authority; rather, the restriction is on the president not to make war without getting such authority.
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It has also empowered governments, and the government can now also make war on the individual, can target people on a much more individualized basis.
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"I signed the peace accords but I can also make war," said Álvaro Arzú, a former Guatemalan president who is now mayor of Guatemala City.
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But with so many of key institutions and cultural pillars in decay—or worse—now is not the time to make war on America's coinage.
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Despite his numerous years in the EDM and electronic music scenes, "Make War" is rooted in the same post-hardcore screamo of their original releases.
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The outlawers reasoned that, since the old system had rested on the legality of war, the way to replace it was to make war illegal.
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Going back to the Manhattan Project, the U.S. government has always relied on the private sector to innovate militarily and, yes, make war more humane.
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That should not make war inevitable, but with a President unable to see shades of gray, talks may be the least bad of bad options.
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Representative Max Rose thinks Congress has surrendered its national security authority, ceding too much power to presidents to make war and enter into international agreements.
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The problem is that the space environment, even just in low Earth orbit, is like no place anyone has been called upon to make war in.
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It is the duty of righteous men to make war on all undeserved privilege, but one must not forget that this is a war without end.
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The president, addressing supporters in Ohio, said that he had killed a "bloodthirsty terror" and slammed Democrats for seeking to restrain his power to make war.
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Doing so often reveals new missions that further XCOM's broader goals, but balancing the time spent on that against improving your ability to make war is tricky.
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She later began supplying North Korean welders to two other shipyards, run by Crist S.A. and Nauta S.A., both companies that make war vessels for NATO members.
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That's impossible to know for sure, especially since there are other reasons, like the spread of democracy, that make war less common than it used to be.
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No matter who it is, if it wants to make war or trouble on the Korean Peninsula, it must take the historical responsibility and pay the due price.
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If those Americans can make their peace with pro-choice writers like me, the least liberals can do is not make war on pro-life writers like you.
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The European Union, the world's most ambitious free-trade area, was founded on the idea that trade integration would make war between members "not merely unthinkable, but materially impossible".
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If the Trump administration uses broad Article II authority to justify an attack against North Korea, there is literally no end to their ability to make war without Congress.
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He's a bad guy — he wants the artifact so he can use its power to make war — but it's hard not to root for him as he speeds away.
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By uniting industrial production under a centralised authority the ECSC was, in the words of Robert Schuman, France's foreign minister, designed to make war "not only unthinkable but materially impossible".
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But it sought to achieve via bureaucratic means what Zweig had hoped to attain through education and culture: to make war between France and Germany not just unthinkable but impossible.
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If Iran could make war seem imminent, so the thought goes, it might indirectly force Mr. Trump into relieving sanctions (assuring the regime's survival), perhaps even without entering direct negotiations.
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"Of course after one has written that, we cannot be a political leader, manage millions of euros, make war … " Once again, Ms. Le Pen turned that political vulnerability upside down.
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These robotic weapons are supposed to reduce human casualties and make war more humane, but experts fear these futuristic killing machines could be prone to accidents and even escape human control.
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In a nutshell, Trump and the Israelis are trusting Putin to value Russia's military bases in western Syria, and trade with Israel, over [Iran's] desire to make war upon Israel from Syria.
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Greg Allen, an adjunct fellow at think tank the Center for a New American Security, says the type of technology that powered Libratus could make war-gaming and simulation exercises more useful.
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Perhaps because it makes a direct appeal to the sensibilities most other bands have surpassed, or perhaps because it's been so long since Sonny Moore has sung, "Make War" actually feels exciting.
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A. Never Again B. KONY 2012 C. Save Our Children D. Make War Infamous AND FINALLY A real winter wonderland Christmas lights are great, but the Earth already has something even better.
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A coordinated attack on American communications, GPS, and reconnaissance satellites would be, in effect a space version of Pearl Harbor that would cripple the American economy and its ability to make war.
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Saleh's son, Ahmed Ali, lives under house arrest in the UAE where he once served as ambassador before it joined its ally Saudi Arabia to make war on the Houthi-Saleh alliance.
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To call for the destruction of an enemies' food supply is far more than degrading their ability to make war; it's a short step away from the path of an outrightly genocidal campaign.
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After all, in war, troops die too, and calls to contain violence against civilians (or combatants) in war could function unexpectedly to make war more humane and, therefore, more likely to last longer.
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Saleh's son, Ahmed Ali, lives under house arrest in the United Arab Emirates, where he once served as ambassador before it joined ally Saudi Arabia to make war on the Houthi-Saleh alliance.
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When large states proposed a fair legislature, where each state would be given seats proportional to its population, Delaware delegate Gunning Bedford literally threatened that his state would make war on its neighbors.
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Facebook (FB) said Robinson had violated its policies with posts calling Muslims "filthy scum bags" and calling on people to "make war" on Muslims, as well as multiple videos showing people being bullied.
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In the stanza that follows, Seidel allows his fully fledged Lothario persona to take the reins: In my astronomy, I lick her cunt Until the nations say they can't make war no more.
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The European project was meant above all to be a process of economic integration (intended, in the words of the Schuman declaration in 1950, "to make war [within Europe] not merely unthinkable but materially impossible").
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As with so many national security decisions in the past 851 days, this folksy push to make war crimes great again is largely between Trump, his Twitter fan club, and the producers of Fox News.
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On its face, the Opium War was almost absurd in its conception: the British sent a small fleet and a few thousand troops to make war on an empire of more than three hundred million people.
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J.C. If you've been so busy at the club the last decade that you haven't listened to any music with guitars, "Make War," the new song by From First to Last, has some lessons for you.
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The president operating on Day 100 is not the same as the one who took office in January, when he was determined to make nice with Russia, make trouble for China and make war on elites.
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But his aggressive ambitions — with talk of "dominance in space" and space being a "war-fighting domain" like the land, sea and air — could spur an arms race in space and make war-fighting there more likely.
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The first is what's called "executive power" (and there's legitimate debate about whether executive power includes the ability to make war), and the second is the power that makes the president commander in chief of the armed forces.
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No one can become a winner," Wang told the AP. "No matter who it is, if it wants to make war or trouble on the Korean Peninsula, it must take the historical responsibility and pay the due price.
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For several years, lawmakers of both parties have suggested that Congress reclaim its authority as the branch of government empowered to make war, but each time it has come to a vote, most lawmakers have declined that responsibility.
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And when they have finished their testimony, the beast that rises from the bottomless pit will make war on them and conquer them and kill them, and their dead bodies will lie in the street of the great city.
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The rumors only strengthened when he reunited with them for a new track, "Make War," in January and last month made a surprise guest appearance at a recent FFTL show in LA—their first performance together in ten years.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Real emo heads (and also people with the internet) know that Sonny Moore, aka Skrillex, rejoined his old band From First To Last for a new track, "Make War," back in January.
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Which is perhaps one reason why a brand new From First To Last song called "Make War" released yesterday, featuring vocals from Moore, caused a commotion equivalent only to that time Gerard Way and Frank Iero snogged on stage.
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It may be produced to sound more like 5 Seconds of Summer than, say, From Autumn To Ashes, but other than that there's very little about "Make War" that deviates from a blueprint FFTL laid out in the beginning.
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" Elizardo Sánchez, who founded the Cuban Committee for Human Rights and National Reconciliation and reports monthly about political arrests, also endorsed engagement, saying, "It's better to resolve differences in this way, not to make war, either cold or hot.
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Whether the tech of these companies has the potential to save lives, or make war even more lethal, will depend on how our government actually makes use of so-called the "innovation" they're so keen to get their hands on.
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As a result, we will never understand how to make war less likely, how to cure autism, how to help people understand risk, or how to prevent racism, to name just a few problems on which evolutionary psychologists are making progress.
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Traditional realist and international institutionalist presidents alike — from Truman, Eisenhower, Reagan to Carter, Clinton, Obama — have understood that the post-World War II international order serves U.S. interests by establishing rules to make war less likely and to safeguard prosperity.
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In addition to frequently quoting the ancient Greek historian Thucydides, McMaster has taken a hard line on Russia, called for robust engagement in in the fights in Iraq and Afghanistan and expressed skepticism that advantages in technology can make war quicker and cheaper.
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If we can honor those who make war, those who advance science, those whose philanthropy we enjoy, then can't we also honor those who labor to broaden our grasp of the human experience, who work to bring beauty and joy into the world?
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But if you grew up listening to Dear Diary and don't harbour a mark of shame about it, "Make War" is the first indicator that something you once set as your Myspace profile song could ever have a place in current pop music.
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"Now I am finding a way to renounce U.S. citizenship from my grandchild because probably the U.S. will make war with some countries and will require my grandchild to be a U.S soldier," he said in comments posted on Facebook on Thursday.
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While clothing sizes for men's bodies grew out of the Napoleonic wars and the need to clothe soldiers, it was the approach of WWII that necessitated a grand codification of the bodies of women, who wore uniforms while working in factories to make war supplies.
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In 1992, only 5 percent of geography students at Ohio's Bowling Green State University could find Kuwait on an unmarked map, even as 500,000 American soldiers were massing to make war there and in Iraq, another country these students couldn't find on a map.
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However, military and political leaders like deGaulle, Churchill and Roosevelt understood that countries that can meet the material needs and expand the scope of self-determination of their people are much less inclined to make war — on other nations or on their own populations.
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A recent article in Defense One suggests that while the United States Space Force knows how it will fight wars beyond the atmosphere, those plans are so highly classified that industry is not able to build the things that will make war in space possible.
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Along with these moves, the quiet change in the U.S. military rules of engagement in Iraq and Syria, coupled to a most lethal application of Special Forces operational capacity and increased operational tempo resulted in the near total destruction of ISIS capacity to make war.
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They should be prepared to make it clear to the president — first privately, then publicly — that they will no longer block demands for his impeachment if he defies the Constitution, and the War Powers Resolution, and insists on his authority to make war whenever he likes.
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Tandy had been in love tho, and clean, didn't have it in them to make war, so they had pouted until Dima came over and put their mind to rest, wiping it like a classroom whiteboard, empty of content but smeared with the streaks of what had come before.
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Its origins lie in a series of treaties signed in the 1950s, creating what was to become the EU. Their aim was to weld the French and German economies so closely together as to make war impossible, for example by creating a common market in coal and steel.
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A world that passively observes us move from crisis to crisis, as if each were unconnected and unrelated, helping to make war and refugees, and displacement, dispossession and climate disaster, neo-colonialism and white supremacy, and crushing debt that knows no borders, all the more palpable … but that is the state of art.
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But as ambulances carry the sick to increasingly full city hospitals, the President rejected pleas from major medical organizations to use the Defense Production Act, a 1950 law that allows the government to force private companies to make war supplies, to rapidly manufacture the supplies and equipment that might save their lives.
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Koreas: Make war, not peace As South Korean President Moon Jae-in prepares to travel to North Korea this week for his fourth meeting with Kim Jong Un, we assess that he is pursuing an agenda that increasingly differs from yours by excluding denuclearization requirements and keeping maximum financial or diplomatic pressure on Kim.
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His logic was straightforward in that he saw that the closest allies of the United States are all democracies, free people do not make war on each other, and the prosperity seeded by transparent and accountable politics is far superior to anything autocracies can offer, which is why every high income economy in the world that is not sitting on oil riches is a democracy.
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The King is one of the few movies I've ever seen that answers the old saw of whether it's possible to make war look truly unattractive on camera with a resounding "yes": This war is all anonymous armored figures hurling themselves at each other like football players to bash about with swords or beat each other to death or drown each other in the soupy, smothering mud all around them.
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Unless Chairman Kim Jong Un is ready to surrender his nuclear weapons and missiles completely and then open his country to thousands of international inspectors, the Trump administration will have a historic choice to make: War and most likely regime change, where millions would die with a cost in the trillions of dollars, years or maybe decades of containment — or accepting North Korea as a full-fledged nuclear power.
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On that note, for anyone wondering if this is all we're going to get, "Make War" follows another song that was teased in November (also featuring Moore on vocals), a photo of Moore and Good in a room with producer John Feldmann and Blink-182's Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker, posted a few days ago, and now there's an official From First To Last Instagram account listing Skrillex, Matt Good, Travis Richter and Derek Bloom as members (no bassist though... enter Mark Hoppus?).
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" Under its terms, often read aloud in Latin, Indians were told they had to "acknowledge the Church as the Ruler and Superior of the whole world," and that if they failed to do so, the Spanish "shall make war against you in all ways and manners that we can and shall subject you to the yoke and obedience of the Church and of their Highnesses; we shall take you and your wives and your children and shall make slaves of them, and as such shall sell and dispose of them as their Highnesses may command.
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