A government powerful enough to terrorize the oppressed could at some point turn around and terrorize the oppressors.
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And they're going to terrorize the enemy into both letting them exist as a state and, eventually, they're going to terrorize the enemy into accepting their way of life.
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"The defendant here set out to terrorize people," she said.
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Serial killers would finish us off, and terrorize our neighbors.
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I wish I could find them and terrorize them online.
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There are still teenage bullies using dolls to terrorize others.
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"The only thing I terrorize is the rim," he tweeted.
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A muffler whistle, to terrorize both them and the neighborhood
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Some say they are fleeing gangs that terrorize their neighborhoods.
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A theater full of clowns that can terrorize alongside him.
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Richard Speck (Jack Erdie) really did terrorize a house of nurses.
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When Nancy and company decide to terrorize Sarah, it's truly hideous.
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" He later added: "The only thing I terrorize is the rim.
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They dominate and terrorize everyone unlike them just because they can.
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How about Nazi White Supremacists re-terrorize Charlottesville after a murder?
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But even when he was home, everyday noises would terrorize him.
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They aren't designed to cripple a country — just terrorize the populace.
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"You tried to terrorize New York and you failed," he said.
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According to authorities, Mr. Thompson wasn't trying to terrorize American Jews.
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A throbbing new 45, "Terrorize My Heart," lands on Sept. 16.
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"This brutal action will terrorize children and tear families apart," she said.
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ISIS is using random mortar fire to terrorize civilians in liberated neighborhoods.
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Yes. Muslims have been commanded to terrorize the disbelieving enemies of Allah.
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Men who are members of gangs, who use violence to terrorize communities.
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That's also why burning books is so often used to terrorize people.
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These attacks involved the systematic use of rape to terrorize the Rohingya.
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The goal, instead, is psychological: The intent is, quite literally, to terrorize.
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But DeAngelo also made an extra effort to terrorize his victims, Holes said.
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" Police characterized McQuilliams as a "homegrown American terrorist trying to terrorize our people.
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And you don't need to terrorize 101 dalmatians to get down with that.
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And it's up to men to fix that, not the women they terrorize.
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Alright, good luck out there; try not to terrorize your family too much.
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The team leverages classic tactics, like jump scares and gore, to terrorize visitors.
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Japanese folklore glitters with powerful female spirits and demons who terrorize the living.
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It can be used to terrorize individuals, public officials, or anybody somebody doesn't like.
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White demonstrators and activists were therefore free to spit on, threaten and terrorize children.
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Atomic tests in New Mexico turn regular ants into gigantic monsters who terrorize humans.
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Either you love watching fake shark terrorize humans in the ocean or you don't.
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He stayed beside their vehicle and started to "intimidate and terrorize" the young family.
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It's a weapon designed to maim and terrorize, and it's brutally effective at both.
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Dictators in the mold of Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe continue to terrorize their own populations.
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But authorities claim his intentions were to terrorize, and even kill, his fellow commuters.
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" And Beto O'Rourke said last week that Trump's intent was to "terrorize the homeless.
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So-called porch pirates terrorize online shoppers by following delivery trucks and snatching packages.
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We need to stop letting terrorists terrorize us, because that only makes them stronger.
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The goal of these attacks was terror: to terrorize black people who dared to live in places once comfortably controlled by white Americans, and to terrorize black voters from voting for Republicans who supported civil rights legislation and actions at the time.
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She knows how to terrorize someone and play them for fools at the same time.
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Senator Harris represents California, where the unconscionable treatment of foreclosure victims continues to terrorize families.
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And, most of all, what supernatural force will terrorize the small town of Hawkins, Indiana?
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In past months, the group has spread across borders to terrorize the country's neighbors, too.
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In some cases, alumni from the group even came back to help terrorize new members.
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In the months that followed, as legend has it, the Mothman continued to terrorize residents.
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Now Trump gets to terrorize the club that would not have him as a member.
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The gangs have one thing in common: They commit violent crimes that terrorize our communities.
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Freedom of the press does not mean being allowed to use newspapers to terrorize people.
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Bomb threats terrorize mosques and synagogues; vandals attack Jewish cemeteries; confused racists attack South Asians.
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The Imbonerakure, terrorize those they deem as threats to the regime, without fear of consequence.
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In other words, we're letting the terrorists terrorize us, and it only feeds more attacks.
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It's mocking mental illness as a whole and letting this imposter terrorize Amanda with every tweet.
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"[ISIS] is now using cyanide to terrorize," security affairs Minister Luhut Pandjaitan told reporters in Jakarta.
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It's also producing a culture in which terrorists continue to terrorize us, even when they're not.
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"Reckless owners should not be allowed to have dogs that can terrorize a neighborhood," she summarizes.
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He says the padrinos would terrorize the anexados with guns and sexually abuse the younger men.
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She hated all of the male supremacist behaviors that prove manhood and victimize and terrorize women.
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HBO's "Watchmen" centers on a white supremacist group returning to terrorize the Tulsa, Oklahoma police force.
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I'm most excited to see Pennywise, a horrifying Bill Skarsgård, terrorize and haunt the new cast.
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There are some tasks to complete, and plenty of humans to terrorize, but that's about it.
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Its members wield machetes, kill with abandon and terrorize — for the most part in immigrant communities.
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The most threatening way you can terrorize a population is to bomb hospitals and kill doctors.
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Still, Turkish proxy fighters have continued to terrorize civilians in the area, forcing them to flee.
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Terrorism is losing its power to terrorize, and that's not necessarily anything to be happy about.
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SILK: And we also need to let the liberals know, it is not okay to terrorize people.
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Two days after the power outage, dogs are set loose to hunt and terrorize the subsidiary's employees.
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"There is a sad misconception that gang members only terrorize and target other gang members," Vega says.
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Gloria claimed Eddie and LeAnn allowed their other employees to terrorize her, calling her old and fat.
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Thankfully, we've assembled every person who's been an "A" or helped the plotting figure terrorize the Liars.
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Women known as Aunts initiate the Handmaids into their new roles; Wives terrorize Handmaids with little restraint.
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Governments run migrant prison camps, separate families, militarize, terrorize, surveil, and relegate people to lives forever changed.
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Because in the end, the purpose of these acts of savagery and violence are to terrorize us.
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"He shot at my chest ... he meant to kill me, not to scare or terrorize," he said.
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The operation resembled one of the many police raids against the gangs that terrorize Venezuela's poor neighborhoods.
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These instincts have turned into demons that terrorize me from the moment I get out of bed.
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"Their aim is to terrorize people, and they are trying to deter children and others," he said.
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Once Betty gets all of these clues, the Gargoyle King shows up in her house to terrorize her.
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"Children have lost parents and families have been torn apart in a deliberate strategy to terrorize immigrant communities."
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What the perpetrators want to do is terrorize these young women (and in some instances, men, as well).
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The Riddler has returned to terrorize Gotham City, but his gruesome puzzles merely foreshadow an even greater crisis.
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A teenaged Ulrich and Katharina terrorize a young Regina Doppler, tying her to a tree in the woods.
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Not to mention that you are surrounded by other annoying rich people who love to terrorize their neighbors.
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But that wasn't the only thing that happened over the course of the weekend to terrorize a community.
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This, clearly, is just research for how Molly can terrorize them in the yard, in the real world.
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Because the regime's intent is to terrorize, it makes no effort to discriminate between military and civilian targets.
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Rather than terrorize them, however, legend has it that the Protestants not only survived but, like Cavendish, celebrated.
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Assistant US Attorney Jane Kim said Sayoc "set out to terrorize people" and had not sufficiently shown remorse.
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A rogue agency with blood on its hands, abetted and supported by corporate actors, continues to terrorize communities.
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But in a few of these books America becomes the ghost; America is shown to terrorize and consume.
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His representation was allowed to tower over and terrorize civic space (the Lee monument is 16.5 feet tall).
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They show up on motorcycles at protests, gun in hand and with their faces covered, to terrorize participants.
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The result was not only to terrorize that segment of our community, but also to worsen racial tensions.
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The gunman left to terrorize other classrooms but returned several times to kill more students, and then himself.
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Student data should never be the easy target for criminals who would terrorize children for a quick payday.
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"The very name 'Siberia' is enough to terrorize a Russian," as an early-19th-century explorer put it.
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Of course, the President didn't tell anyone to terrorize the country with pipe bombs or slaughter innocent people.
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Your Slate article makes an interesting argument, which is that terrorists are losing their capacity to terrorize. Why?
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John Stamos, fresh off starring in Netflix's elaborate April Fools' Day prank, will terrorize les poissons as Chef Louis.
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From these immigrants come fresh recruits for MS13 and other gangs that terrorize Americans cities from Maryland to California.
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Today, thousands terrorize its forests and mangroves, gobbling up any unsuspecting animal—cranes, deer, even alligators—they can swallow.
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He said the Mexican government was "sending" immigrants who are rapists and murders and drug dealers to terrorize America.
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" When the government accused Kanter of having terror ties he tweeted: "The only thing I terrorize is the rim.
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A newly radicalized Kai is still on a rampage to terrorize people he views as different and un-American.
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And if you want to terrorize people at Christmas parties, there's a Smash Mouth version out there as well.
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Yes, it wasn't enough for Alex to just take Spencer's place, she still needed to terrorize the girls some.
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The Assad regime chooses to deploy chemical weapons to terrorize and subdue both opposition fighters and the civilian population.
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Since 2014, the regime has used chlorine in similar battlefronts to terrorize opponents and break their will to fight.
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"The Immigration and Naturalization Service will do nothing with those names but terrorize people," Mr. Giuliani said in 1996.
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A vote for Mitch McConnell's border bill is a vote to keep kids in cages and terrorize immigrant communities.
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He would have to haul away a lot of terrific people, and terrorize many more, to hit that mark.
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The surviving Yetis declared revenge, and moved up higher into the mountains, periodically coming down to terrorize the Sherpas.
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The Ku Klux Klan arose to terrorize African Americans, launching an anti-equality insurgency against the Radical Republican agenda.
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This practice is known as "swatting," and it's how malcontents in the gaming community terrorize people they don't like.
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You can be a goose on your Nintendo Switch, Mac or PC and terrorize the citizens of a village.
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Ignoring the Klan in the 1920s is precisely what allowed them to terrorize and murder black people in Charlottesville.
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"I believe that ICE has been used as an improper organization to terrorize people at the border," he said.
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The formal part of the making of this frontier zone was to terrorize and bomb into subservience the inhabitants.
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"When did these second-tier hunters become the bus-sized bone-crunchers that terrorize our imaginations?" said Dr. Brusatte.
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He said that the new system would quell internal problems and thwart efforts of some politicians to "terrorize" parliament.
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And to be portrayed as Nazis or to be attacked, you know that there was a Twitter that was sent out by Peter Fonda where he was saying that they need to come and terrorize our kids, terrorize -- you know, I&aposm -- at the schools, find out our addresses, terrorizes at home.
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Some of the most deadly and vicious gangs on the planet operate just across our border and terrorize innocent communities.
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Meadow spills everything, including the fact that Ivy has been involved and how she has been helping them terrorize Ally.
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Callaway's death showed that lynchings could happen "underground," beyond public view, and still terrorize the African-African community into silence.
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Although, ordering my robot to terrorize—excuse me, "play with"—my dog might prove worth the cost of admission.[Bloomberg]
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"A vote for Mitch McConnell's border bill is a vote to keep kids in cages and terrorize immigrant communities," Rep.
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"Every day, ICE uses technological weapons hosted on Amazon's cloud to terrorize immigrant communities," a petition on Mijente's website reads.
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But sources say he visited gay chat rooms and for years frequented the same nightclub that he would eventually terrorize.
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The letter also said that "I am attacking you in your lands in order to terrorize you," according to Molins.
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Suspected human remains were also found at another site in Guadalajara Tuesday, this one apparently meant to terrorize a judge.
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In January, news reports suggested that eating fly agaric fungi made fearless coyotes terrorize motorists in the moonlight in California.
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We shouldn't be surprised that extremists today try to terrorize and spread their own form of tyranny through new media.
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Some say they are fleeing gangs that terrorize their neighborhoods and are seeking sanctuary in Mexico or the United States.
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Mr. Gnassingbé ordered the executions to punish soldiers he believed supported democratic reforms and to terrorize others into complete obedience.
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But the group continues to terrorize some communities in other provinces, kidnapping women and children and engaging in suicide bombings.
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In many rural spaces, the government outsources security responsibilities to local warlords that often terrorize, instead of protect, local communities.
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We're tired of hearing politicians say that they stand with immigrants, while enabling Trump's deportation agents to terrorize our communities.
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But when your community fights for those same people who terrorize you, it sends a very complicated and mixed message.
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" Spain's King Felipe VI put out an even more forceful message: "They are murderers, simply criminals that cannot terrorize us.
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As much as they're meant to terrorize, these attacks seem designed to embolden the most unstable members of their community.
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Jules' desire to terrorize the alarming number of rapists at her university comes from a very personal, and particularly heartbreaking place.
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Joseph Votel, who leads US troops in the Middle East, told CNN that ISIS will still have the ability to terrorize.
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If fears of a full-blown trade war come back to terrorize markets, prepare for another steep sell-off, Hooper warned.
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But to many of those in battle, the real effect was "to terrorize people," as one veteran says in the film.
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The doll, which he named after himself, then took on a life of its own and began to terrorize the family.
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Nearly 40 years ago, the singer was known to terrorize audiences as one-half of the pioneering electro-punk duo Suicide.
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Faubus, the segregationists, and the Arkansas state troopers couldn't: terrorize the Little Rock Nine inside the walls of their own school.
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The titular serpent is a Loch Ness Monster–style local legend, supposedly returned to life to snatch goats and terrorize children.
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Del won't be around to terrorize the Byrdes in Season 2 — more on that below — but the Navarros aren't going away.
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The government still holds dozens of activists behind bars and continues to suppress the news media and terrorize the Rohingya minority.
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And, of course, he lets too many immigrants into the US where they can terrorize people — especially if they're Muslim refugees.
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If you saw a giant version of the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man terrorize a major metropolis, wouldn't you become obsessive too?
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According to the police, the motive of the premeditated crime was to terrorize the Bakarwals and dislodge them from the area.
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The case against Allen shows how clinic threats and reproductive coercion can operate in tandem to terrorize both patients and staff.
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Their findings suggest that variable growth rates allowed teen tyrannosaurs to terrorize the landscape just as effectively as their adult counterparts.
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So that's why you have kadyrovtsy" —the militiamen loyal to Kadyrov—"who terrorize the population, who kidnap and, yes, torture people.
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Trolls are typically outsiders, and sad ones: They don't fit into the dominant group, so they terrorize it from the sidelines.
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The view of the Cook County District Attorney's office appears to be that if you use race or sexual orientation to terrorize or abuse an individual, you will face serious jail time, but if you fake the same attack to use race or sexual orientation to terrorize or abuse a city, you are forgiven with a small fine.
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Now imagine that, but instead of death traps disguised as a rollercoaster, you've got a rampaging T-Rex to terrorize people with.
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He knew in precise, technical detail how Bogachev had managed to loot and terrorize the world's financial systems with impunity for years.
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In the digital age, doxing is a particularly blunt tool, one meant to terrorize and threaten people in their most private spaces.
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Americans know the best way to celebrate Independence Day is to terrorize your friends, neighbors, and loved ones with foolish pyrotechnic stunts.
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A judge says Daily Stormer owner Andrew Anglin should pay $14 million for urging followers to terrorize a Jewish woman in Montana.
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He has inspired and emboldened racist rhetoric and actions that terrorize communities of color and place the lives of immigrants in danger.
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Those calling for the agency's abolition have said that ICE is being used to "terrorize" immigrant communities through raids and targeted arrests.
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U.N. sanctions are not self-executing, and neither Beijing nor Pyongyang has a right to misuse our banks to terrorize and proliferate.
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Although conditions in Somalia are far better today than during the famine crisis of 2011, Al Shabaab continues to terrorize the population.
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The IDF is determined to protect Israel's citizens and sovereignty against Hamas's attempts to terrorize us under the pretense of violent riots.
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Running amok is Pennywise, the dancing clown, played by Bill Skarsgård, who has surfaced periodically throughout history to terrorize and kill children.
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By placing Joker in a world more like our own for Fleck to terrorize, Phillips has changed the stakes of this villain.
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Designed to terrorize local communities, sow instability and expose the impotency of Iraq's security forces, the Islamic State's strategy is paying dividends.
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Their whole strategy is to launch attacks that terrorize Americans— what they can't accomplish through strength they seek to accomplish through fear.
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Suicide operations, while less common over all, have been used consistently to terrorize cities after they were freed from Islamic State control.
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It was a way to terrorize someone more famous, get even with a rival or retaliate against someone with different political views.
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They outspent the NRA on lobbying after Sandy Hook, and they may have their own potential to terrorize members in the future.
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Guns have historically protected Americans from white supremacists, just as gun control has historically protected white supremacists from the Americans they terrorize.
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Even in the remote countryside where Galdamez is building his home, the gangs block roads to impose taxes and terrorize the population.
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As particularly deadly events, mass shootings are intended to draw more attention, whether the goal is to terrorize or to garner infamy.
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He acknowledged numerous threats that terrorize the apex predator today, including illegal hunting, cars and an emerging neurological disease called avian vacuolar myelinopathy.
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What follows is essentially a supersized home invasion set-up, as The Tethered start to terrorize their other selves all across the country.
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Foreign Minister Nikola Dimitrov strongly criticized Ivanov&aposs stance during Thursday&aposs debate, accusing him of trying to terrorize the country&aposs population.
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Predominantly sexist and racist phrases make up the basic vocabulary of such outbursts, and are used to strongly affect or terrorize other players.
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We of course have nothing to do with hate groups, which aim to terrorize and demean other people — never have and never would.
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They are part of an organized and systematic campaign by nationalist forces that want to terrorize women, Muslims, Dalits and other underprivileged citizens.
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"This endorsement represents a total rejection of the corrupt politicians who have allowed transnational gangs and cartels to terrorize American communities," he said.
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And later, Wafner injects the serum into his own body so that he can continue to terrorize the villagers and the American soldiers.
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Time and time again, Gregor has shown just how relentlessly sadistic he is, stopping at almost nothing to terrorize, torture, and kill people.
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Enter two stars of the original 1980s series GLOW, Ursula Hayden and Angelina Altishin, who manage to completely terrorize the contestants within minutes.
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The group benefits from this uncertainty, playing up claims of responsibility to better terrorize faraway communities that it might otherwise strain to reach.
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"Islamic State forces continue to terrorize villagers in areas under their control, forcibly recruiting boys and banning girls from school," per the Post.
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Released September 20, the puzzle stealth game follows a very bad goose on its senseless mission to terrorize unsuspecting English gardeners and townsfolk.
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Even if it doesn't feel safe to ride electric scooters in the street, that doesn't mean you can terrorize pedestrians at 12 mph.
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Stories vary about how lion dancing came to be, but most of them include a monster named Nian who would terrorize a village.
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The answer is clear: to further destabilize Syria and our region, to further threaten Israel and to further terrorize the entire free world.
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Mr. Blazakis said that the Mexican drug cartels largely meet the legal definition of foreign groups that threaten or otherwise terrorize American interests.
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Their power rests in their stupid postcards and their ability to terrorize members on the Hill and have them panicked about their rating.
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Trilobites With its dagger teeth and formidable frame, the Tyrannosaurus rex was one of the most frightening beasts to ever terrorize the land.
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In Todos Santos, which was then a small cluster of adobe houses, the Army openly massacred Mam families, intending to terrorize the population.
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The so-called street serial shooter is just the latest in a dense roster of repeat killers to terrorize the sweltering desert city.
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" Before the Republican National Convention in July, they suggested that such protestors would be "manipulating Ohio's open carry laws to terrorize all convention goers.
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The roach that invaded my home must have been an American cockroach, and probably ascended the foul, haughty sewers of Williamsburg to terrorize me.
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DiCaprio's first film role was in a direct-to-DVD movie titled "Critters 3" in which aliens terrorize a city, according to Entertainment Tonight.
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Nearly a year later, the former have gathered to collectively terrorize cities like Charlottesville, VA. The latter group is still well-meaning but annoying.
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There's even a languid feeling to the scary scenes, which seek to terrorize through vicious imagery and effects rather than confrontational cutting or cinematography.
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Sometimes he would claim that he had been watching the women at other locations in an effort "to terrorize and disturb" them, Pool said.
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The group will continue to terrorize people in the Middle East and around the world, and perhaps inspire attacks in the US and elsewhere.
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"You are allowed to believe whatever you want to believe but you absolutely cannot take your beliefs and use it to terrorize," Gersh says.
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Banana clips and acid-washed jeans are making a seriously scary comeback this fall — along with some '80s horror icons to terrorize your dreams.
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Yes, the police that Mona "called" were not actually police, but hired hands, who helped Mona kidnap her newest group of women to terrorize.
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The day-to-day crime we face has systemic roots, and doesn't appear out of nowhere to terrorize the entire species, as Brainiac does.
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What we cannot understand is why the U.S. had to assassinate two innocents and terrorize a whole village to deal with the three suspects.
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"Liberal politicians across the country are shielding criminal illegal aliens and making it possible for them to terrorize us on our streets," Cagle says.
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But with DeSean Jackson set to come back and terrorize opposing safeties, Jeffery should have plenty of room to do what he does best.
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The jackets were also to protect us from mosquitoes and biting flies that terrorize the region in the summer months, according to Alrosa employees.
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It's unclear if the attacks can even be said to terrorize Saudi Arabia, because it seems they have not altered Saudi actions or behavior.
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What is Rick like when he actually has to earn his place in a family he used to terrorize without even thinking about it?
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On the contrary: He abuses his power to mistreat inmates, to terrorize law-abiding Latinos, to harass and intimidate his critics and political adversaries.
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Adding to the tensions, Hamas is floating flaming kites and balloons into southern Israel, where they ignite wildfires and terrorize the people living there.
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This macabre ad touted Charles Kaufman's low-budget film about a mentally unstable matriarch and her twisted sons who capture and terrorize three campers.
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On Saturday, Ms. Pelosi put out a strongly worded statement, calling the raids "heartless" and saying they would rip families apart and terrorize communities.
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And that is that they believe that through these, these spectacles of violence, this theater of savagery, they are going to terrorize the enemy.
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Beginning in the late 19th century, Klan members used night rides to terrorize blacks and their white allies with violence, including lynchings and firebombings.
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Police investigators say a gang of young Hindu men chose her specifically to send a message that would terrorize her community of Muslim nomads.
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And yet Succession needs you to forget that Logan is an old and frail man, the better to allow him to terrorize his children.
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In this MTV series, the bubbly sorority girl Jules and the perma-stoned hacker Ophelia team up to terrorize accused rapists at their college.
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"Attempts were made last month to bully and terrorize Tucker and his family at their home," the network said in its statement on Tuesday.
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"This is a targeted strategy to terrorize civilians and to kill anybody and everybody who is in the way of their military objectives," he said.
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"This is a targeted strategy to terrorize civilians and to kill anybody and everybody who is in the way of their military objectives," Kerry said.
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Under the closing credits, Nick wears a Nicolas Cage mask to terrorize Alexis — her two biggest fears being, lest we forget, the actor and aliens.
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When authorities stopped the 28-year-old suspect in the mosque shootings that killed 50 people, he was on his way to terrorize more people.
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But this week brought a new entry to the category of "strange habits that terrorize and intrigue the web:" Screenshots of a very cluttered desktop.
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According to the statement, area residents told Museveni that "criminals and bandits" were coming down from nearby mountains to terrorize villages in low-lying areas.
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In fact, Segal wrote in his sentencing recommendation, Muller had "conducted reconnaissance" on Huskins and Quinn and "came prepared to use artifice to terrorize" them.
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It's a horrifying world in which it is Black men (played by white actors in Blackface) who terrorize Southern whites, not the other way around.
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White supremacists claim Islam is incompatible with Western society and seek to terrorize Muslim communities in order to strike fear in practitioners of the religion.
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Assad has repeatedly shown that he is willing to use whatever chemical weapons he has retained or reconstituted to attack and terrorize he own people.
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Organized crime is running rampant, and the Red Shirt Group, Shirtless Gang, and the Mafia have all sliced up the city to terrorize the citizens.
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In this year's season finale, he removed the mask to terrorize Septa Unella — but we still didn't get a good look at his reconstructed mug.
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Train and truck freight thefts have soared too as criminals employ ever more sophisticated methods to terrorize the nation's network of railway lines and highways.
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"We're all going to have to work together, at every level of government, across political lines, to stop killers who want to terrorize," he said.
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No one had forgotten about a spate of church fires in the South in the 1990s believed to be an effort to terrorize black people.
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All it does is terrorize parents right before Christmas and make them worry about whether their kid will lose health insurance, which is so stupid.
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When the administration's actions terrorize victims with threats of deportation that make them less likely to report crimes, his claims of concern simply cannot stand.
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Members of the vicious MS-13 gang, whose motto is "kill, rape, control," make their way up through Honduras and El Salvador to terrorize Americans.
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"We will not give a chance to those who terrorize school gardens," he said, promising to identify the protesters from camera footage and punish them.
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Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 93% (certified fresh)Synopsis: "A family's serene beach vacation turns to chaos when their doppelgängers appear and begin to terrorize them."
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America, say the gloaters, is a bit like that aging thug who can't terrorize the neighborhood anymore and so has turned on his own family.
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The threat of impending deportation will terrorize the roughly 10.5 million undocumented immigrants living in the country as well as the communities they live in.
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" In Manhattan, Mayor Bill de Blasio called the attempted bombings "an effort to terrorize" and vowed the city's residents "won't allow terrorism to change us.
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At bare minimum, it's the greatest entry in the "chemical spill causes a thing to come out of the water and terrorize a city" category.
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WASHINGTON, D.C., October 22016 - Two men ambush 13 people, killing 10 of them, in sniper-style shootings that terrorize the Washington area for three weeks.
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The bombings are designed to soften up the rebels and terrorize the citizens to a point where they'll do almost anything to make it stop.
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Israel has argued that the protests are a guise by the Palestinian militant group Hamas, which controls Gaza, to invade Israeli territory and terrorize civilians.
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But if you care about how our policies terrorize immigrant families, you may need to look no further than your own state or local government.
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So we shouldn't be surprised that extremists today try to terrorize and spread their own form of tyranny, to use that term again, through new media.
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The ad shows young people listening to Camila Cabello's song "Havana," which in turn wakes up some scary looking dolls that go on to terrorize them.
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"This policy will do nothing to make our communities safer and instead will terrorize law abiding communities, disrupt family life, and harm the economy," Gomez said.
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A new dark age could descend in some regions where tyrants abuse their subjects and where jihadists or criminal gangs roam freely to terrorize dispossessed populations.
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So they form these racist posses all over the South to go out at night in large groups to terrorize blacks and take those guns away.
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In Mecklenberg County, North Carolina, 28-year-old Jason Donald Wayne was arrested on Wednesday for communicating threats, ethnic intimidation and going armed to terrorize people.
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White supremacists were given the freedom to organize and rally, and they used that freedom to terrorize people of color and others who disagreed with them.
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There, as human rights groups have reported, they often act in tandem with private security agents to terrorize communities into submission through targeted killings and attacks.
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EU Navfor's Magowan said it was coordinating efforts with counter-piracy partners to ensure "pirates do not once again terrorize the waters off the Somali coast".
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Redemption helped fuel the disfranchisement and vulnerability that put Forsyth County's black population in the hands of whites more than willing to scapegoat, terrorize and kill.
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The first, also known as "The Death Wheelers," stars Nicky Henson as Tom, the amoral leader of a gang of motorcyclists who terrorize unsuspecting English townsfolk.
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So elected officials announced the opening of a site dedicated to the civil rights movement in the shadow of a flag used to terrorize black citizens.
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There was no claim of responsibility, but Boko Haram, the Islamist extremist group, has used mass kidnappings of students as a tactic to terrorize the population.
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Neri Colmenares, a lawyer and former congressman now running for the Senate, accused Mr. Duterte of releasing the list in order to terrorize his political opponents.
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At that bond hearing, the judge was told Majors was a dangerous man, with a prior conviction of threatening with intent to terrorize someone in California.
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Or, it could have been deeply aggressive like its wild brethren, who regularly terrorize neighborhoods and have been known to attack cars with especially reflective surfaces.
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Those same officers go on to terrorize and lynch Will, tying a noose around his neck and hanging him, but they stop short of killing him.
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Aspirational deadbeat dads in XL jerseys get into shoving matches at stadiums; family bank accounts are emptied on long-shot betting odds; soccer hooligans terrorize tournaments.
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Human rights defenders warn that these surveillance companies have created a world where authoritarian leaders can reach far beyond their borders to track and terrorize dissidents.
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And even if they were, surely there would be a natural synergy between providing poultry for Buckingham palace and culling vicious birds who terrorize the populace?
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It's unclear if the man shot near the crowd as a way to terrorize people or if he was, in fact, aiming at someone and simply missed.
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Former cast member John Mulaney returned to SNL as the host this week and in the sketch "The Unknown Caller," he did his best to terrorize Chad.
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Police commissioner Mike Bush told reporters that the gunman, who officials said acted alone last Friday afternoon, was en route to terrorize more people before officers intervened.
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Young children can terrorize a dog; they have to be taught to be tactile, gentle and patient as the puppy becomes more secure in its new surroundings.
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Because in this story, the predator lurking beneath the waves makes it to land to terrorize this small town (and also make lasting friendships with its inhabitants).
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Fighters have used sexual violence against men and boys as a tool to "humiliate, emasculate, and terrorize" perceived enemies, said All Survivors' Project director Charu Lata Hogg.
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Forrest Gordon Clark, 51, was booked on suspicion of two counts of felony arson, and one count each of felony threat to terrorize and misdemeanor resisting arrest.
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Fallout's Deathclaws are nine feet of muscle, sinew, teeth, and claws, and their main objective is to utterly terrorize the player of Bethesda's open-world RPG series.
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The local news loves to terrorize its anchors on live TV, and for some reason, they always force them to handle live exotic animals, such as snakes.
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If you've been scratching your head over Thanos, wondering how this dude that looks like a low-rent Grimace could possibly terrorize the entire MCU, read on.
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It reminds us that even when we think we know everything associated with a natural phenomenon, something can come and surprise us, delight us, or terrorize us.
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They decided to utilize an old symbol, the black hand or "la mano nera" to terrorize new Italian immigrants and extort large sums of money from them.
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In Syria, Assad's strategy relied heavily on aerial attacks—using poison gas, indiscriminate shelling, and barrel bombs to terrorize the population, until everyone except the rebels fled.
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In that film, Samara, a demonic orphan drowned in a well by her tormented adoptive mother, rose from the dead, via VHS tape, to terrorize the living.
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Colombia has one of the highest murder rates in the world, and gangs, rebel groups, and right-wing militias terrorize citizens in many parts of the country.
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"He is using very dark tactics to intimidate and terrorize me and the others," Ms. Abrams, who also is featured in the film, said in an interview.
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"The Taliban has a choice: they can continue to kill fellow Afghans and terrorize communities in a conflict they have no possibility of winning," Mr. Llorens said.
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So more data, more technology, more political will for ICE to pursue tactics that terrorize and torture people all give us the scenario that we're in now.
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And frankly, even today periodically you will hear news stories of nooses being left on college campuses, in work locker rooms to threaten and terrorize African Americans.
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Narcotics officers testified that Ackal encouraged them to terrorize the West End, lie in depositions to cover up excessive use of force and beat whomever they liked.
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Instead of swarming blocks of color, it looks like someone melted René Magritte's The Infinite Recognition into an oozing fluid and set it loose to terrorize Paris.
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Airplanes are beginning to seem more like metal sky-prisons where engines explode, windows crack open mid-flight, and stewardesses terrorize their passengers than viable modes of transportation.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The leader of Lebanon's Hezbollah said on Sunday that Western strikes on Syria had failed to terrorize the army, help insurgents or even serve Israel's interests.
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"Kenya was yesterday struck by a gang of criminals who hoped to terrorize our people by committing acts of murder and mayhem," Kenyatta said in a televised address.
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And in Sweden, scores of masked men dressed in black arrived in Stockholm prepared to terrorize young migrants, but they were stopped by the police, the authorities said.
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It was these fast-flying missiles, developed to terrorize cities like London, that laid the groundwork for future space travel, including rockets that sent humans to the Moon.
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With desertions on the rise and dwindling support for Maduro, the government has used armed groups of civilians known as "colectivos" to terrorize Maduro opponents, the interviewees said.
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Meanwhile content that may not explicitly violate rules is sometimes posted by users to perpetrate abuse or vendettas, terrorize political opponents, or out sex workers or trans people.
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" The questionnaire goes further: "There is a very real and very deliberate campaign to terrorize our nation's law enforcement officers, and no one has come to our defense.
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Over four gruesome years, ISIS swallowed up large areas of Iraq and Syria, taking control of oil fields and using beheadings, rapes and other cruelties to terrorize populations.
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"The N.R.A. exists to spread pro-gun propaganda and put weapons in the hands of those who would harm and terrorize us," Ms. Stefani said in a statement.
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Works include "Kolonists," about a once-privileged Russian family, set in 1996, and "Pantry Boys," about two writers in Berlin who terrorize a Syrian asylum seeker next door.
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The annual tally of 30,000-plus gun deaths accounts for just a tiny fraction of the total shots fired, most of which miss their targets but terrorize neighborhoods.
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No one cares much about C.C. other than Lori, who is reduced to coke-fueled catatonia over the possibility that he could pop up anywhere and terrorize her.
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It's a must-read for anyone who's looking to learn the basics of the author's signature brand of weird fiction ... or who just wants to terrorize their family.
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Without the sound, the smells, and, of course, the spooky characters waiting to terrorize the paying guests, the photographs don't fully capture the experience of a haunted house.
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"There is no question that the violence in northern Rakhine State – intended to terrorize, drive out, and exterminate Rakhine's Rohingya population – meets the definition of genocide," the letter said.
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At the time, authorities blamed the incident on gang activity, chalking it up to "wilding," a term used to describe people who intended to terrorize strangers in the park.
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For many advocates, ICE has long served as an unrestrained collection of SWAT teams that terrorize communities of color and has a well-recorded history of human rights abuses.
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Andiola said the devil will be in the details, concerned that her side will give in on interior enforcement without realizing the way increased policing would terrorize her community.
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But the key point, says Nichols, is that any stalker can terrorize a victim, who often doesn't know if or when the stalker will stop—or escalate—his actions.
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Nerf guns were created for light-hearted fun — squishy darts shot to terrorize older siblings and parents — but now the toys have slugged the metaphorical Dew and gone extreme.
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An Oklahoma City woman accused of dressing like a witch to terrorize her 7-year-old granddaughter pleaded guilty last week to 11 counts of child abuse, PEOPLE confirms.
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The solutions can not be provided by the West alone, the people of the Middle East will have to take a major part in defeating those who terrorize them.
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A would-be "manifesto" thought to be posted by the shooter not only offers sordid clues but also lays out an intent to terrorize the majority-Latino border town.
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However, we do not need to detain children in a former Walmart, construct a tent city for minors in the desert, deport immigrants in good standing, and terrorize communities.
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The failure of our elected officials to create change through policymaking has allowed gun violence to terrorize our communities, from schools to places of worship to where we work.
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"President Trump's blanket directive to round up and target all undocumented immigrants underscores the unchecked power which ICE has used to terrorize our communities," Pocan said in a statement.
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And I thought, Well, the only thing I have that's different are these habits, so let's put 'em on, go out and terrorize the city, and have some fun.
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Scarlett Hart is the exceedingly brave but reckless orphan of two famous monster hunters, who died fighting the monsters that terrorize the citizens of England on a daily basis.
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Yet he continued to terrorize her from afar with phone calls, often in the middle of the night, accusing her of infidelity and threatening to take away their daughter.
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These concerns hit even closer to home as I learned from friends and family in Los Angeles about the recent plot by Mark Lucian Feigin to terrorize their mosque.
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Indeed, in Myanmar last year, the government appears to have sponsored a policy of mass rape as part of a strategy to terrorize the Rohingya and drive them away.
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Of course, Mr. Assad could decide not to use chemical weapons and, instead, to increase his use of barrel bombs to try to terrorize the population in Idlib Province.
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Bolsonaro, who ran on a law-and-order platform, won support from Brazilians tired of the warring drug gangs that have come to terrorize large swaths of the country.
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A group of 10 white teenagers in Mississippi went to Jackson, the state capital, from a neighboring county in June 2011 on a drunken mission to terrorize black residents.
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They're still there and they're still a problem and as I used to say at news conferences, they still use baseball bats and extort people and terrorize other folks.
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"The goal seems to be to terrorize society, to show that anyone who dares criticize the government will face a similar fate," said Mohamed Elmissiry, a researcher with Amnesty International.
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"The arrests deal a major blow to ISIS's capacity to threaten and terrorize civilians," said Major General Patrick B. Roberson, commander of Special Operation Joint Task Force - Operation Inherent Resolve.
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We demand the freedom to live in a city where we are not forced to pay taxes for the maintenance of public symbols that demean us and psychologically terrorize us.
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" In his floor speech, Coffman argued: "The (Ethiopian) government has so often used the weapons that we have provided them not to fight terrorism but to terrorize their own people.
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In conducting interviews in communities targeted by these raids, we found that raids terrorize and traumatize not only arrested immigrants, but also their children, families and others in their communities.
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Back when Negan was running the show on season's seven and eight, his group would terrorize the other communities with a simple whistle to let anyone know they were coming.
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Murder and rape happen in all societies, but this girl's body was a battleground: Hindu extremists were trying to terrorize and drive out the Muslim community that Asifa belonged to.
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But since he's not on her radar yet, Varga and his henchmen have no check on their hostile takeover of Stussy Lots and can terrorize Emmit and Sy at will.
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Though the park was meant to be a safe, family-friendly attraction, the predators eventually break free and terrorize the humans on the island, leaving them fighting for their lives.
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Civilian lives are inconsequential collateral damage as long as the military/industrial/banking complex uses the A.U.M.F. as legal grounds to terrorize the U.S.-subjugated fiefs in their cross-hairs.
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Known for their careening three-wheeled carts, they terrorize pedestrians and sometimes dump their packages on doorsteps and desks with the delicacy of a restaurant employee tossing out yesterday's leftovers.
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Her regime was certainly not the stablest government in history, and nor was it entirely free from propaganda, but she had no need to terrorize her subjects into supporting her.
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As the family of six ate some carne asada tacos in their parked minivan, a "dangerous stranger" on a bicycle approached the open vehicle and began to "intimidate and terrorize" them.
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After recently threatening to kick U.S. military out of the region, the Philippines government is now accepting "technical support" from the U.S. as Islamic militants to continue to terrorize their country.
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Analysts say the sexual violence that defined the offensive was part of a scorched-earth campaign employed by the government to terrorize civilians and take back land lost to the opposition.
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If this story were about white supremacists raising their children to terrorize blacks, I doubt that the article would have been written with the same tone, or with as much sympathy.
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The goal of the Bosnian Serbs was to terrorize and kill and ethnically cleanse these civilians from territory that they wanted to carve out as an ethnically pure statelet for themselves.
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At that time, he was defending a Christian woman who had fallen afoul of Pakistan's blasphemy laws, which are used by the Sunni majority to terrorize the country's few religious minorities.
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It tells the macabre story of a beloved cartoon character named Bubba the Bear who enters the real world to terrorize the actor who gave him his dopey voice (Seth Green).
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" Ms. Haley said for that to happen, "we need to stop the flow of weapons to armed groups, that they are using to fight each other and to terrorize the people.
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It was, after all, Sheriff Jim Clark of Dallas County who ordered his posse to beat, tear-gas and terrorize unarmed civil rights protesters traveling over the bridge on Bloody Sunday.
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In a recent speech, Mr. Abadi denounced the "mafias" that operate on the road, a reference to militias and insurgent groups that currently terrorize drivers and extract bribes for safe passage.
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He has held Iran responsible for creating violent sectarian militias that terrorize Sunni populations in Iraq and Syria and referred to Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, as the new Hitler.
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They should be appalled by a man who, when he was entrusted with the power of the state, used it to terrorize innocent people on the basis of race and religion.
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Terry McAuliffe, a Clinton family ally, meant that McCabe was biased in Hillary Clinton's favor when the FBI later investigated her mishandling of classified information, and generally "terrorize[d]" his family.
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The immigrants the president has called rapists and murders commit crimes at a lower rate than native-born citizens — they are overwhelmingly here to feed their families, not terrorize anyone else's.
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Nagging economic disparity has left nearly half of the country living in poverty while a mere sliver of society controls the rest — even as drug traffickers terrorize large parts of the nation.
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MASKED MEN TERRORIZE TEXAS FAMILY DURING HOME INVASION, OFFICIALS SAY The three men left with cash, jewelry and also took the family&aposs phones after the hour-long ordeal, according to police.
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HAMREEN MOUNTAINS, Iraq — Way up in the mountain range that cuts through this volatile region of northern Iraq, a group of ISIS veterans is readying itself to terrorize the country once more.
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I'm saddened that the paparazzi chose to terrorize my son and I by shoving cameras in our face during an attack, whilst he was shaking and crying instead of trying to help.
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In what is sure to delight music snobs and terrorize Justin Bieber fans everywhere, users of the dating app Bumble will now be able to connect their profile to their Spotify account.
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But the identity of those involved with these bombings will not alter the fact that their goal was very likely not only to kill and maim specific people, but to terrorize us.
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To this day, I still haven't seen any of the Halloween movies, mostly due to the enduring childhood trauma of my older brother playing the theme song, in order to terrorize me.
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The night ended with my best friend and I hiding in Mel's Drive-In in a desperate bid to escape the "scare-actors" whose sole job is to terrorize theme park guests.
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And for Weeknd's fatal kryptonite to be a bruised heart—as opposed to the vices he uses as a crutch, or the dreams and insecurities that terrorize him,—is peculiar at best.
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"Ullah's sinister purpose was to harm and terrorize as many innocent people in his path as possible, by using deadly violence to make a political statement," U.S. Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman said.
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But soon after they embark on their maiden journey, strange and frightening events begin to terrorize David and his family, causing them to turn on one another and doubt their own sanity.
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The House was briefly freed of him in 1928, after that failed Senate run, but the respite did not last long, and Blanton returned to terrorize the House once more in 1930.
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According to investigators, the culprits confessed after being arrested and said that they had targeted the young girl as part of a plot to terrorize her nomadic community and drive them away.
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Johnny Depp allegedly cut off the tip of his finger and used the bloody stump to finger-paint the words "Easy Amber" on a mirror to terrorize his then-wife Amber Heard.
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Romero, who was born in the Bronx borough of New York, was drawn to telling stories about monsters that are familiar to the people they terrorize, said his business partner, Peter Grunwald.
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But in the months leading up to the carnage, Mateen visited gay chat rooms, messaged people on gay dating apps and even frequented the same gay nightclub he would eventually terrorize, sources said.
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One recent entry in the glamour category was "Okada 50," the story of a woman and son who, after leaving their village, open a coffin business in the city and terrorize their neighbors.
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It's white vigilante mobs working with their government — which either turned a blind eye or actually helped the mobs — to terrorize black people and rob them of their hopes for safe, free lives.
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More and more reports of ISIS's brutality began reaching them: women being forced into marriage, women doctors being stoned to death for practicing their profession, the widespread use of rape to terrorize communities.
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Just look at Bird, the scooter sharing company that raised $115 million after mere months of operation with a business model intended to terrorize pedestrians and motorists provide a last-mile transit solution.
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Overlord takes that tried-and-true concept and turns it up to eleven—raising the undead Third Reich to once again terrorize victims, but this time with a unique flair all its own.
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Just as they have adapted to new methods of exploiting social media, messaging applications, and anonymity-granting software, kill lists are results of the same drive by jihadists to plot, thrive, and terrorize.
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To smash windows, burn cars, shut down interstates and airports, bully and terrorize the law-abiding — until the only option left is for the police to do their jobs and stop the madness.
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If you love clowns and would like to help us, here are some suggestions: -- We ask law enforcement to arrest the impostors and treat them as they would others who terrorize our communities.
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Identity politics as practiced by marginalized groups around the world are an essential part of undoing the horrible legacy of violent forms of identity politics that continue to terrorize people here and abroad.
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No, it wasn't the mid-70s lineup of Black Sabbath traveling into the future to terrorize a British hotel-restaurant, but a common 40th birthday party that somehow got completely out of hand.
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The truth is that ICE's cruelty has not only unleashed great fear in immigrant communities and communities of color, it has created a climate that has emboldened hate groups to also terrorize immigrants.
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Forrest Gordon Clark, who local authorities have arrested and charged with two counts of felony arson and felony threatening to terrorize, spread a series of alt-right conspiracies on his personal Facebook page.
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After the Civil War, these groups of armed whites morphed once more, continuing to harass and terrorize emancipated black Americans, becoming either Klansmen or police (or, not infrequently, both at the same time).
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Billy Eichner has returned to terrorize the streets of New York once more, dragging along human golden retriever Chris Evans to join him in the 15th anniversary episode of Billy on the Street.
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Some of the violence is connected to armed groups that are trying to terrorize local populations into submission so they can get their hands on Congo's diamonds, gold, tin, copper and other minerals.
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"To storm my house with greater force than was used to take down bin Laden or El Chapo or Pablo Escobar, to terrorize my wife and my dogs, is unconscionable," Stone told reporters.
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"When I looked back, I thought it was a car accident, but people were shouting, screaming and I realized this was a man choosing to terrorize people who are praying," he told Reuters.
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The administration's legal mumbo-jumbo attempts to use laws that are meant to protect vulnerable children as a screen to terrorize them and to deter immigrants from coming to the United States border.
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This month, a new party called Tehreek-e-Labbaik was approved to run on a platform of punishing those who blaspheme Islam, an issue that has been abused to terrorize the country's minorities.
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The police say that Sanji Ram, the temple's custodian, devised the plan as a way to terrorize the Bakarwals, and that he enlisted a nephew and some friends to kidnap and kill Asifa.
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The sustained assault on medical facilities throughout the war has convinced many monitors that it is the result of a deliberate, systematic approach by the regime to target doctors and terrorize civilian populations.
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Bin Laden sapped America's confidence, wove fear into the nation's fabric, and inspired a metastasizing form of jihadi fanaticism that continues to terrorize the West in the crazed pursuit of a restored caliphate.
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As pundits continue to parse out whether the joke was offensive or fair game, the fictional Aunt Lydia (Ann Dowd) continues to terrorize the handmaidens in Season 2, including staging a mock execution.
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Croatia used militia forces to terrorize non-Croats and force them to flee, tactics similar to Mr. Mladic's, though there was less coldblooded killing, and the numbers of prisoners and refugees were smaller.
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"Governor Jerry 'Moonbeam' Brown pardoned 5 criminal illegal aliens whose crimes include (1) Kidnapping and Robbery (2) Badly beating wife and threatening a crime with intent to terrorize (3) Dealing drugs," he tweeted.
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Romeo Lucas García ordered the first military sweep into the highlands, in late 0003, attacking villages in a strategy designed to terrorize the civilian population and destroy any possible support for the guerrillas.
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Apparently, Burger King is afraid that audiences will watch an evil clown terrorize a bunch of children for two hours and get inspired to give their business to another similarly red-haired clown.
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But what's more potent, in the American context, is the idea that Democratic local officials are attempting to undermine "real" America by sheltering masses of unauthorized immigrants and allowing them to terrorize Americans.
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The Man in Black (Ed Harris) is the most obvious offender here, using his power in the park to openly terrorize Hosts for his own gain, on a misguided quest that availed him nothing.
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The artwork was believed to have been done by a French ISIS supporter and included an image of the Eiffel Tower with the words "Enjoy their gathering" and "Terrorize October 31" written in French.
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"Our teams have witnessed summary executions and have found mutilated bodies left exposed to terrorize populations," Rene Colgo, the deputy head of MSF's mission in CAR, said in a statement released late on Wednesday.
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Thousands of paramilitary fighters demobilized a decade ago under a peace deal, but many more joined crime gangs which continue to terrorize some parts of Colombia with killings, displacements, sexual violence and forced recruitment.
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Enforcing laws that prohibit people from entering this country until we can verify that they don't have a criminal history, and they aren't here to terrorize us — that's called protecting my kids and yours.
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Such bombings, military officials fear, could terrorize the capital and unleash a new spiral of violence, undermine the government of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi and pressure it to divert troops to defend Baghdad.
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The latest CNN poll shows that a large majority of Americans oppose these criminal acts that terrorize children, and, according to the American Association of Pediatrics, the separations will cause irreparable and permanent harm.
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Philippine activists say tens of thousands are being killed as police terrorize poor communities, using cursory drug "watch lists" to identify suspected users or dealers, and executing many in the guise of sting operations.
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You'd have to have your wits about you — one wrong step and you could trap a bee under the arch of your foot, or terrorize a swarm that directed its attention to your ankle.
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That margin isn't good enough to terrorize swing-state Republicans into actually voting for it, but there's certainly no reason for the typical Democrat to shy against the party's longstanding support for this idea.
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Violent protests helped garner support for the legislation, in particular Bloody Sunday, the 20153 protests in which the police used nightsticks, whips, horses and tear gas to terrorize a group of civil rights activists.
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" Tricia Bacon, an assistant professor at American University, said in an email that the Shabab "remains resilient, strong, able to terrorize Mogadishu at will, and, by extension, undermine the legitimacy of the Somali government.
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Although young people can pack a lot of offending into that developmental stage and terrorize many victims, most (but not all) people reduce their offending as they mature, especially into their 40s and beyond.
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"The goal seems to be to terrorize society, to show that anyone who dares criticize the government will face a similar fate," Mohamed Elmissiry, a researcher with Amnesty International, told the New York Times.
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In addition to calling out Paul's constant merch calls to action, Nerd City also highlights videos in which Paul seems to terrorize young children and use kids ages seven or younger for collaboration or promotion.
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Her titular prequel, Annabelle, is set in 1967 against the backdrop of satanic panic as the doll begins to terrorize another household after being given as a gift from a doctor to his young wife.
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"The Burundian police, military, intelligence services, and members of the ruling party's youth league are using increasingly brutal methods to punish and terrorize perceived opponents," Daniel Bekele, Africa director at HRW, remarked in the report.
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"Fully knowing the dangers that she faced, she suited up in uniform every day and stood tall against those who threaten and terrorize the good folks of the Bronx," the union said in a statement.
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Peter Rashleigh, a farmer and fourth-year student at University of Victoria, came up with the idea to deal with the geese that terrorize the Saanich Peninsula on Vancouver Island, where his farm is located.
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Forced labor, prison camps, sexual abuse and denial of individual basic liberties — food, sanitation, health and expression — are repressive tools utilized by the regime to terrorize and dominate its citizens under its iron-fisted rule.
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Forrest Gordon Clark, 51, is jailed in Orange County on suspicion of two counts of felony arson, one count of felony threat to terrorize and one count of misdemeanor resisting arrest, CNN affiliate KABC reported.
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If Trump loses and decides to start a media company — a kind of "Trump Ink" — to keep injecting his conspiratorial venom into the veins of U.S. politics and terrorize moderate Republicans, he will pay dearly.
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Activists aren't buying it: "What they're trying to do is a really concerted effort to instill fear and terrorize our communities," David Abud, an L.A. organizer with the National Day Labor Organizing Network told NPR.
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If MLB is going to begin suspending players who assault or terrorize women and children, it cannot maintain the system currently in place, which benefits teams from signing and trading for those same violent offenders.
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She did her best to rebel against time—she continued to terrorize us with the pale pink bird through our middle school years, even when it was clear we no longer found the joke amusing.
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Squirrels can be vicious, bloodthirsty creatures, liable to terrorize small towns and attack innocent parkgoers, but if you can domesticate one, they make for pretty cute pets—and apparently for this woman, therapeutic little friends.
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"Whether you are from the government, whether you belong to my party or you are my rival in politics, do not terrorize, do not intimidate, do not create fear in the voters," Mr. Duterte said.
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Some would focus on Iran, and suggest that we pull out of the treaty that constrains Iran's nuclear weapons development and attempt to negotiate something that better constrains Iran's efforts to meddle, terrorize and intimidate.
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Because the prosecution successfully argued Morales sought to terrorize the local Mexican-American community, he was initially convicted of three terrorism-related crimes, including manslaughter as a crime of terrorism in the first and second degrees.
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Shortly before he died in 1945, Goddard was taken to a Navy lab and shown a top-secret rocket that had been captured from the Nazis: the V-23, which Hitler had used to terrorize London.
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The show has incorporated creepy stick dolls, the iconic symbol of The Blair Witch Project, into its own mythology — the dolls appear on the series whenever the Butcher and her crew want to terrorize their victims.
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Soylent Gets in a Big, Dumb PR FightOne of Soylent's biggest ingredient suppliers—TerraVia—has thrown down the gauntlet and cut ties…Read more ReadWill these new flavors terrorize Soylent stans with more vomiting and diarrhea?
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" "What we saw here today was an effort to terrorize," de blasio said, "This clearly is an act of terror, attempting to undermine our free press and the leaders of this country through acts of violence.
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Filipino activists say tens of thousands are being killed as police terrorize poor communities, using cursory drug "watch lists" to identify suspected users or dealers, and executing many of them under the guise of sting operations.
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But Mr. Cosby might have managed to pull a fast one, using his power and wealth to become the predator that white America mythologized in a campaign to terrorize, torture and kill black people for centuries.
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While all of this is happening, an anarchic group known as the Children of Arkham is plotting ways to terrorize the city with an experimental drug that has the power to turn people into crazed killers.
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Defensive end Chase Winovich continues to terrorize opposing backfields as he registered eight tackles, including 3.5 for loss, and 2.5 sacks against the Boilermakers to give him five sacks on the season, which ranks second nationally.
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A lawless minerals sector in Congo together with foreign demand at the end of opaque global supply chains made it easy and attractive for armed groups to terrorize mining communities and make money in the process.
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"I see that as a way of rededicating and reconsecrating the memorial after this violation by white supremacists," Bowles said, calling it a "beautiful, loving response to the hatred and the attempt to terrorize this community."
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We make it easy for domestic abusers to keep a gun in their home to terrorize their family; we allow guns to proliferate so that they are present at neighborhood gatherings, turning skirmishes into lethal encounters.
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"In so many conflicts across the globe, children's bodies are quickly becoming sites of violence, where rape is used to terrorize and degrade entire communities," Mr. Davis wrote in an essay on Huffington Post in 2014.
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In reality, of course, most people trying to get to the United States from Mexico and Central America -- from Honduras and Guatemala and El Salvador -- are not like the drug traffickers and criminals who terrorize them.
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A year later, in 1978, Warner Brothers put out the The Swarm , in which killer bees terrorize Texas, only to meet their match in a scientist played by… I swear, I'm not making this up… Michael Caine.
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Officials at the Cleveland National Forest say 51-year-old Forrest Gordon Clark was booked Wednesday on suspicion of two counts of felony arson, and one count each of felony threat to terrorize and misdemeanor resisting arrest.
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These actions do not make our communities or country safer; they simply terrorize immigrant communities and make it harder for local law enforcement to win the trust of residents and secure their help in fighting real crime.
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You could help a beekeeper with the cost of replacing bees through a sponsorship, or you could get into beekeeping yourself—anything to ward off a future where crops are failing and killer bees terrorize the Earth.
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In the United States, laws prohibiting wearing masks in public have historically been connected with anti-KKK statutes, given that masks made it easier for members of communities to terrorize black citizens and others without being identified.
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Eric Dreiband, assistant attorney general for the Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice, said Thursday the alleged shooter tried to terrorize an entire community and the attack clearly met the federal definition of domestic terrorism.
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Should the United States withdraw its support for France's counterterrorism operations in the Sahel, the door would be left wide open for Islamic extremist groups to further terrorize and destabilize the pro-Western governments of the region.
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On February 2400, the State Department said it was "extremely concerned about yet another report of the use of chlorine gas by the Syrian regime to terrorize citizens" in Eastern Ghouta, the third reported in a month.
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By the time Pizzagate had provoked one zealot to terrorize a DC pizza joint two years later, the delusion fostered by 12-year-olds seemed to be just another part of a larger, internet-fueled alternate universe.
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A 51-year-old man was arrested and booked on two counts of felony arson, one felony count of threat to terrorize and a misdemeanor count of resisting arrest, the Cleveland National Forest said on Twitter on Wednesday.
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A director, cinematographer, and producer, Tsuburaya is best known for creating the special effects behind Japanese classics like Godzilla (1954), Mothra (1961), and many other films where the giant monsters called kaiju terrorize the good people of Tokyo.
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Even today, Washington has relations with countless nations that have horrific human rights records, terrorize their own people and treat freedom as if it was a prize to be locked away—something to be feared instead of cherished.
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You're forced to answer fake "deep" questions that everyone lies about anyway, deal with creepy dudes and girls who think it's cute to terrorize your inbox, and navigate sites that just do not have what you're looking for.
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I'm interested in reclaiming the notion of armed self-defense from those who have long used it as a cudgel to repress dissent and terrorize marginalized communities, and emphasizing its potential as a transformative tool toward collective liberation.
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And at that moment, he was explaining to everyone that we're all going to have to work together at all levels of government, across political lines, to do more to stop these killers who want to terrorize us.
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Yet members of the media — especially on television — are reluctant to call actions like mailing pipe bombs to Democrats or shooting up a synagogue "terrorism," despite the fact that they are quite literally intended to terrorize certain populations.
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Those named in the suit went to Charlottesville "to terrorize its residents, commit acts of violence, and use the town as a backdrop to showcase for the media and the nation a neo-nationalist agenda," the suit said.
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A report issued Friday singled out government forces loyal to President Salva Kiir for systematically using sexual violence to terrorize civilians, including what it called credible reports that soldiers were given license to rape in lieu of wages.
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In the video for the track, Frankel and Bailoni terrorize Chicago by moped and with loose-limbed, hand-clappy dance moves, viewed through skate-vid fish-eye and accompanied by scrawled sketches of anthropomorphic wine glasses smoking cigs.
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There's no work to be had, a majority cannot afford to get married before 40, the police terrorize young people for bribes, and when they try to seek some redress in Islam-based activism, state security punishes them.
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"The charges against Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara are the most disturbing iteration yet of the Cuban government's ongoing attempts to terrorize him into silence," said Julie Trébault, Director of the Artists at Risk Connection (ARC) at PEN America.
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This horror sequel's promo opens with a flashback, as the writer-director John Krasinki's character, who was killed off in the first film, is shown enduring his first encounter with the noise-seeking monsters that terrorize his family.
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"For five years, he has used my most personal and private details to incentivize and enable other hoaxers and conspiracy theorists to hunt, abuse and terrorize myself and my family," Pozner said in a statement to the Times.
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I used to terrorize my very traditional Chinese parents with my impersonation of the Great Cornholio, so naturally, when I first saw this dish on the menu, I said the name out loud in my best Beavis voice.
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"This policy will enable that statistic to continue escalating, and allow ICE to further target vulnerable immigrants, to hunt immigrants down in all courts, and to terrorize friends and family members," the Immigrant Defense Project said in a statement.
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It's about growing up female: the crushing feeling of the patriarchy when you're a teenage girl, and how easy it is for one person to sway opinions and terrorize people, particularly with the help of technology and raging hormones.
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Mr. Scranton does a thoughtful job of showing how Iraqis' ordinary dreams — of a career, of building a family or earning a degree — are exploded by the war and how the daily (or nightly) bombing raids terrorize Baghdad residents.
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Maybe he just really, really hates swans—which brings us to our next question... Unlike geese, which might be hell-bent on overthrowing humanity, or turkeys, which can terrorize entire towns with their poop, swans are innocent, majestic creatures.
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An anonymous 2003 caller identified a young man who lived in that building, whose apartment had been robbed several months earlier in what appeared to be either a search for drugs or an attempt to terrorize the man's family.
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The internationally lauded "security cooperation" between Israel and the Palestinian Authority has resulted only in the arrest and imprisonment of Palestinians, including nonviolent human rights activists, while armed and violent Israeli settlers are allowed to terrorize Palestinians with impunity.
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"And frankly even today periodically you hear new stories of nooses being left on college campuses, worker locker rooms, to threaten and terrorize African Americans, a vicious reminder that the past is never that far away," Bass said. Rep.
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Most recently, he was criticized for his long silence over the horrific gang rape and murder of an 8-year-old Muslim girl that the police say was committed by a group of Hindu men to terrorize the Muslim population.
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In these tweets, she urged those unable to travel to ISIS-controlled territory to expand the "Khilafah," or caliphate, in their homelands, and urged her followers to terrorize the "kuffar" — a derogatory word used by ISIS supporters to describe non-Muslims.
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In the latest trailer, we get another look at what the new team is facing: someone is making a machine that is amplifying paranormal activity in New York City, allowing for new monsters and even Slimer to terrorize the living.
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Just this February, the U.S. State Department put out a press release expressing "grave alarm" over "continued allegations of the use of chlorine gas by the Syrian regime to terrorize innocent civilians," noting six such instances over the previous 22019 days.
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Forrest Gordon Clark, 51, was being held at the Orange County Jail on Wednesday on suspicion of two counts of felony arson, a count of felony threat to terrorize and misdemeanor resisting arrest, the Cleveland National Forest said via Twitter.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Syrian government air strikes on the outskirts of Damascus that killed 33 were designed to "terrorize" the Syrian people and erode attempts to find a political solution to the conflict, French Foreign Ministry spokesman Romain Nadal said on Friday.
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FILM-THEDEADDONTDIE-ENVIRONMENT 'The Dead Don't Die' stars on the environment Flesh-eating zombies terrorize a small town in Jim Jarmusch's "The Dead Don't Die", a comedy horror in which polar fracking sets off strange reactions and raises the dead.
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The mother's account to United Nations investigators of the rape of her daughter was among many stories cited by the United Nations as evidence that government forces and affiliated militias had used sexual violence systematically to punish and terrorize civilians.
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They included a United States military veteran, Sokha Chhan, a refugee from Cambodia who served nearly a year in jail for the misdemeanors of inflicting corporal injury on a spouse or cohabitant and threatening a crime with the intent to terrorize.
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Related: US Admits Some Families It Rounded Up for Deportation Could Qualify for Asylum "All these raids have done is terrorize communities, by going after the most vulnerable people," immigration attorney Laura Lichter, who represents some of the families, said.
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Unable to win popular support, he has embraced a strategy not unlike that of the Islamic State: to terrorize civilians to such an extent that they will drop any support for opposition groups who have been proved unable to protect them.
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"I've given very precise instructions for the public forces to guarantee the security that is being affected by vandals and criminals that want to terrorize our citizens," he said, adding that "dozens of criminals" had been arrested throughout the day.
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Trump was so taken with the toughness of his legal consigliere that he, according to The New York Times, kept an 8-by-10 photograph of the feared barrister in his desk drawer to terrorize those who resisted his demands.
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"At a time when Donald Trump continues to use hateful rhetoric and the power of the federal government to divide up our country and terrorize immigrants at the border and in our communities, we need more leaders like Chuy," he said.
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This is why I felt so angry when Palantir CEO Alex Karp argued that Silicon Valley companies like his are not responsible for making policy—all while providing the tools that enable the Trump administration's mission to terrorize immigrant communities.
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"The whole world weeps waiting for American leadership in these troubled times as Islamic savages commit genocide against the Christians of the Middle East and terrorize innocent people in cities across the globe," the former Republican vice presidential candidate wrote for Breitbart.
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I had watched Escobar terrorize the Jays on just such first-pitch fastballs over the plate for the entirety of the ALCS, and when I saw where Harvey's pitch was headed, I hoped that what I knew was going to happen wouldn't happen.
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King, whose 1986 novel "It" tells the story of a supernatural being that appears as a clown to terrorize the residents of a small Maine town, told the Bangor Daily News that fear of clowns touches a nerve with children and adults alike.
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Goats have been pretty busy this summer, breaking free from their pen prisons to climb on top of yogis, terrorize a suburban neighborhood in Idaho, try riding the New York City subway, and just generally hang out with us boring-ass humans.
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United Nations investigators said Thursday that Syrian government troops and affiliated militias had raped and sexually assaulted women and men in a systematic campaign to terrorize, humiliate and punish civilians seen as linked to the opposition — actions that amounted to crimes against humanity.
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The Russians, who were tried in absentia and are believed to be in Russia, "knowingly tried to terrorize Montenegrins, attack others, threaten and hurt basic constitutional and social structures," the judge, Susana Mugosa, said on Thursday in court in Podgorica, the capital.
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"She gets all the criticism, and then the Tatmadaw gets to quietly do what it wants and what it has done for decades, which is to burn villages and terrorize ethnic areas," said David Scott Mathieson, a longtime human-rights researcher in Myanmar.
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Along the way, Ziggy peruses the internet for answers at length, coming across and joining the Red Pill subreddit, an area of the internet that brought us the now-ubiquitous term "incel," and that continues to terrorize feminists and queers, among others.
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He emerges every 27 years to terrorize the town of Derry, Maine and while you think this kind of murder-spree would get written down in a datebook, for some reason the adult Losers can't remember what Pennywise did to them as kids.
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That might terrify people who have seen the 2017 Black Mirror episode "Metalhead," in which weaponized robot dogs hunt down, terrorize, and brutally kill humans, Boston Dynamics pointed out to WBUR that its terms of service specifically prohibit the weaponization of Spot.
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US-FILM-THEDEADDONTDIE-ENVIRONMENT/ 'The Dead Don't Die' stars on the environment (Reuters) - Flesh-eating zombies terrorize a small town in Jim Jarmusch's "The Dead Don't Die", a comedy horror in which polar fracking sets off strange reactions and raises the dead.
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Hocus Pocus, the 1993 movie about a trio of Colonial-era witches who come back from the dead to terrorize mid-'90s Salem, Massachusetts, on Halloween night, has somehow become a bona fide classic in the 23 years since its unimpressive big-screen debut.
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"I kept thinking about the fact that we were in a room full of young artists, young women creating art and being vulnerable on the stage, and this was the very community that Weinstein was able to terrorize for so many years," Stuckless told CNN.
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Watching Freddy Krueger, Michael Myers, and Jason Voorhees terrorize teens made us sleep with the lights on for weeks, while the very same horror flicks each gave us a woman to root for — a Final Girl who took down the often-male embodiment of evil.
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Universal has revealed our first look at Jurassic World 2, which once again sends dinos roaming across the Earth to terrorize mankind, dominate the box office and maybe teach us all a lesson or two about the dangers of hubris and the virtues of humility.
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Whites were able to terrorize and legislate freed blacks into peonage after all—but the Republican rebellion against Andrew Johnson had made possible ratification of the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth "Reconstruction Amendments," which would serve as the constitutional framework for the modern civil rights movement.
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" And Native Americans had much to be angry about in the incident, wrote Simon Moya-Smith: "America mocks and dehumanizes natives at every turn; we are either outright erased, shut out of the conversation, or made into evil 'savages' out to terrorize white society.
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" The residents of the area where he lives in Bradford, a historic town in northern England, are of predominantly Pakistani and Muslim heritage, he said by phone, adding, "My guess is that the letter was meant to terrorize and cause discord within the various communities.
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Boko Haram, the Islamist extremist group operating hundreds of miles to the north in border areas with Nigeria, has used mass kidnappings of students as a tactic to terrorize the population, but it is not suspected of being behind the Presbyterian school kidnappings in Cameroon.
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In February, a State Department spokeswoman said the US was "extremely concerned about yet another report of the use of chlorine gas by the Syrian regime to terrorize citizens" in eastern Ghouta -- the third reported incident in the region in the previous 22 days.
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"We believe this is the work of the Turkish state and their intelligence and mercenaries to frighten and terrorize the local people," SDF press Commander Marivan Qamishlo told CNN, adding that the "second point is to defame the image of SDF" in the world's eyes.
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Federal prosecutor Herbert Diemer described Zschaepe last year as an "ice-cold, calculating person" who shared Mundlos and Boehnhardt&aposs far-right ideology and desire to terrorize migrants, saying the 43-year-old was equally responsible for the killings even though she never pulled the trigger.
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The joy of the movie lies in wickedly smirking Nancy drawling, "We are the weirdos, mister" to a befuddled bus driver; in watching the four girls stalk down their school hallway in matching black outfits; in watching them terrorize the date rapist jocks who they target.
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BATTLING 18 BLAZES, CALIFORNIA MAY FACE WORST FIRE SEASON The latest bout of mandatory evacuations came a day after authorities announced the apprehension of Forrest Gordon Clark, 51, who was taken into custody on suspicion of felony arson, felony threat to terrorize and misdemeanor resisting arrest.
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A Yreka police spokesman tells PEOPLE Lara was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, kidnapping, carjacking, assault with a firearm on a person and making threats to terrorize in connection with allegedly shooting the man at the Super 8 and abducting the woman and her grandsons.
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WASHINGTON — Secretary of State John Kerry on Friday called for a war crimes investigation of the bombing campaign by Russia and the Assad government in the Syrian civil war, charging that they were continuing to attack hospitals as part of a deliberate strategy to terrorize civilians.
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Social warrior or just plain sociopath, he has frustrations that are real; and as he and his balaclava-wearing accomplices (Andrew Tiernan and Daniel Kendrick) terrorize their hostages, the film's jazzy tone and nervy editing — Guy Ritchie's stylistic fingerprints are all over it — hustle us along.
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Set in a cyberpunk city called the Ark, the last remaining human settlement in a post-apocalyptic world, the game casts you as a recent recruit to Neuron, a special police task force which investigates and combats "chimeras," extradimensional, biomechanical creatures which periodically terrorize the city.
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Karen Bass (D-Calif.), who chairs the Congressional Black Caucus, said though lynchings took on a different form when groups such as the Ku Klux Klan began carrying them out after abolition, the practice was also used to terrorize enslaved people and prevent them from rebelling.
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"It clearly demonstrates that Shabab has the capability and the will to kill civilians, terrorize the population, and destabilize the modicum of governance in the country that does exist," said Colin P. Clarke, a senior fellow at the Soufan Center, a research organization in New York.
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During this period, hundreds of lost firearms slipped into the hands of not only the Chapo-led Sinaloa cartel, but also an offshoot of the Beltrán Leyva cartel led by "El Teo," who went on to terrorize northern Mexico during the height of the drug war.
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"Sending active military forces to our southern border is not only a huge waste of taxpayer money, but an unnecessary course of action that will further terrorize and militarize our border communities," said Shaw Drake of the American Civil Liberties Union's border rights center at El Paso, Texas.
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" On Tuesday, the Simon Wiesenthal Center, a Jewish human rights group, sent a letter to Attorney General Jeff Sessions asking that the Justice Department launch a task force "with the assignment of identifying and capturing the culprit or culprits who seek to terrorize American Jewry through their threats.
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IT, the new horror blockbuster that enraged hardworking clowns everywhere and gave the red balloon its biggest PR bump since that old French movie, officially has a sequel release date—but you're going to have to wait a little while before you can watch Pennywise terrorize Derry again.
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As everyone knows, the world is divided into two kinds of people: Those who enjoy SantaCon, the annual worldwide event in which scores of drunken people don Santa Claus costumes, take to the streets, and terrorize the good citizens of any participating metropolitan area, and those who do not.
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Enjoy Phoebe Waller-Bridge's horror as she accidentally dirties up a simple word-association game 'The Addams Family' trailer is here to scare up some laughs 'A Quiet Place' writers and 'Hostel' producer tease gory horror 'Haunt' 'Us' and the Tethered will terrorize Universal Studios' Halloween Horror Nights 2019
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Hateful activities on social media platforms aimed at racial, ethnic and religious minorities, women and the LGBTQ community are not harmless; they terrorize and interfere with a person's engagement with the digital public square in a manner that chills speech and stifles the civic participation of entire targeted communities.
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"The kidnapping and sexual slavery of Yazidi women and children by the Islamic State was not only an attempt to terrorize the community, but also a bid to prevent new Yazidi births and to deprive children of the opportunity to grow up in their own culture," the report says.
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Fox News says its bottom line has not been hurt because the advertisers have shifted to other shows, and the company has stood behind Carlson, comparing the campaign to target advertisers to attempts to "terrorize" him by protesters who showed up at Carlson's Washington, DC, home last month.
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Oprah puts beer under everyone's seats.) They blaze, eat junk food, and, yes, terrorize their neighbors, Mac and Kelly Radner (Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne), who just want them to shut up for 30 days so they can sell their in-escrow house and move to the suburbs.
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"Since the start of your Administration, El Paso has been ground zero for many of the cruel immigration-related policies enacted by you in your efforts to punish, demonize and terrorize immigrants and immigrant communities," the letter, signed by El Paso County Democratic Party Chairwoman Iliana Holguin, read.
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He overcame Democratic obstruction in Congress to secure funding for construction of new physical barriers along the southern border, a vital part of his strategy to combat human smuggling and drug trafficking operations that exploit our weak immigration laws, as well as the violent gangs that terrorize our communities.
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Some of the challenges are straightforward — get an item from point A to point B without being ambushed — while others are more like small puzzles to solve, where one item can be used to set off a chain of reactions and lead you to the next area to terrorize.
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In the show, after a white supremacist group returns to terrorize the Tulsa, Oklahoma police force, Angela Abar (played by Golden Globe and Oscar winner Regina King) is roped into a new kind of conspiracy that has its roots within the world of the novel&aposs alternate history.
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Image 2 of 2 MUNICH – Families of those killed by a neo-Nazi group that sought to terrorize migrants in Germany called Tuesday for the investigation into the case to continue, even as the trial of its only known surviving member and four supporters draws to a close this week.
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But unlike ISIS, which compels those under its rule to obey its draconian laws on penalty of extreme violence and gruesome execution, Nusra has generally taken a (relatively) less imperious approach, preferring to proselytize to rather than terrorize, and convince (rather than force) those under its control to embrace "true" Islam.
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"The goal the gunman sought, to terrorize worshipers, has been attempted constantly over the centuries around the world by cold, rational governments and terrorist groups—all thinking that they could, by the trauma of violence, snuff out churches, or at least intimidate those churches into hiding from one another," he wrote.
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Regardless of which way this goes, however, the Singapore Summit will serve as a road map for dictators and would-be proliferators around the world: achieve a nuclear capacity, terrorize your people, and go right up to the brink of a nuclear standoff and you'll get, in return, selfies and summitry.
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"Sending active military forces to our southern border is not only a huge waste of taxpayer money, but an unnecessary course of action that will further terrorize and militarize our border communities," Shaw Drake, policy counsel for the ACLU Border Rights Center in El Paso, Texas, said in a statement.
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Watch: Unfollow Me: The Story of Alice Ruggles "Clearly, he intended to be with Lana Del Rey against her consent and clearly the reason why he would do this would be to either inflict bodily harm or terrorize her," prosecutor Kelly Hicks told the judge during Hunt's initial appearance hearing.
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Tonight on the premiere of WOMAN—the new show from feminist activist and writer Gloria Steinem that investigates issues affecting women around the world today—we travel to the Democratic Republic of Congo where an estimated 400,000 women are raped every year by rival militias looking to gain territory and terrorize communities.
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Yankees 13, Rays 2 This was the kind of offense the Yankees envisioned when they traded for Giancarlo Stanton, the major league's home run leader in 2017: A lineup featuring Stanton, Aaron Judge and Gary Sanchez, one that would terrorize opposing pitchers with the ever-present threat of tape-measure home runs.
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In the most comically honed and sustained scene, Amy, Kiki and Carla run mild and a bit loony — and in slow motion — through a supermarket, where they rip open boxes, chug booze and (absurdly) terrorize a guard, their every offense turned into an epic of blissed-out destruction by the decelerated visuals.
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The news of the continued investment is a much-needed breath of good PR for the video site, which has come under fire in recent months for hosting objectionable content, ranging from videos that seemingly exploit or at least terrorize children to the latest scandal involving a top creator's filming of a suicide victim.
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"The Constitution of the Republic of Egypt that was approved in 2014 explicitly protects the freedom of speech and creativity, and holds all bodies of state up to the duty of protecting those expressing their opinion and creativity, not to terrorize and threaten them with abduction and torture," Mr. Abu Zaid said in the statement.
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In the last nine years, Honduras has morphed into something that defies neat categorization: a narco-kleptocracy of sorts, operating under the guise of privatization and deregulation, where politicians, business elites, and organized crime oversee a system of governance predicated on corruption, violence, and impunity in order to enrich themselves and terrorize their opponents.
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"ICE is being used to terrorize immigrant communities and carry out President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's immoral 'zero-tolerance' policy," Velazquez said in a statement.
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It tells the story of a Paris transformed by an "S-Bomb," an explosion of Surrealist aesthetics that transformed a large chunk of the city into a zone where manifestations of various Surrealist paintings, sculptures, and poems appear to terrorize freedom fighters, Nazis, and the French nationalists who have all claimed parts of the city.
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My gun is the only thing in the house that is expressly designed to kill, and I lock it away for all the same reasons that men (and they're almost always men) use guns to shoot up and terrorize schools and other venues across the country: because it is the most effective, deadly method available.
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"The president's cruel immigration policies that tear apart families and terrorize communities demand the stringent safeguards in this bill to ensure these funds are used for humanitarian needs only — not for immigration raids, not detention beds, not a border wall," said Representative Nita M. Lowey of New York, the chairwoman of the House Appropriations Committee.
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With the news full of reports about vandalized Jewish cemeteries and mosques on fire, police officers who terrorize and endanger black and Latino children, and engineers from India being shot while enjoying a meal after work, it's tempting to shut off the radio, turn off the TV and cancel those news alerts on our cellphones.
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" Marriott International was among the first hotel chains to issue a statement promising not to comply with ICE if asked to detain immigrants in its nearly 4,000 hotels in the U.S. The hotel first sent its statement directly to Sanctuary DMV on July 11 after the activist group organized a campaign asking Marriott not to "help Trump terrorize immigrants.
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"Hundreds of neo-Nazis and white supremacists traveled from near and far to descend upon the college town of Charlottesville, Virginia, in order to terrorize its residents, commit acts of violence, and use the town as a backdrop to showcase for the media and the nation a neo-nationalist agenda," the complaint, filed October 2017, states.
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If the broken federal background check system allows a person lawfully barred from buying a gun in Texas to buy one in Louisiana instead, and then take it go back home to threaten his wife or his co-workers or terrorize a whole community are we just supposed to shrug like there's nothing we could have done?
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In the last few weeks, multiple stories have emerged about owners of Nest security cameras—at least some of which have speakers through which users can talk—seeing their devices hijacked so that hackers can not only look into their homes but also terrorize unsuspecting families by issuing fake bomb threats and threatening to kidnap children.
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In collaboration with The New York Times, El Faro, a digital newspaper based in San Salvador, sought to pierce the secrecy surrounding the finances of the gangs that terrorize El Salvador, which is experiencing a level of deadly violence unparalleled outside war zones: 103 homicides per 199593,199583 residents last year, compared with five in the United States.
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As part of a continuous increase in violence employed against civilians in enclaves refusing the regime's authority, and in violation of its international obligations despite clear warnings from UN Security Council and OPCW members, Damascus seeks to seize a tactical military advantage locally, and above all to terrorize populations in order to break down all remaining resistance.
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In that film, the Invisible Man is a chemist driven mad after ingesting a mystery substance called monocane in 1930s England; in Whannell's take, he's an abusive tech bro who finds a novel way to use his powers of invisibility to continue to terrorize his wife, played by Elisabeth Moss, after he presumably fakes his own suicide.
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Slate's Matthew Dessem points out that though the clown scares preceded It, the novel's central menace, Pennywise the clown — who is more accurately a shape-shifting evil entity whose "resting state" is that of Stephen King's terrifying clown — returns to terrorize the children of suburban Maine once per generation, a pattern reminiscent of these real-life clown scares.
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"President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's blanket directive to round up and target all undocumented immigrants underscores the unchecked power which ICE has used to terrorize our communities," Pocan said in a statement.
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ATF data published last week shows that more than 70 percent of the firearms that enter Mexico, unsurprisingly, originate in the US. But citizens on both sides of the border were shocked to discover that the US government — through Operation Fast and Furious — had been helping to provide Mexico's most violent criminals with the tools with which to terrorize their victims.
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The administration has been laser-focused in its efforts to curtail immigration from the countries it perceives to be undesirable and to intimidate and terrorize immigrant communities in the U.S. United States Citizenship and Immigration Services removed language calling America a "nation of immigrants" from its mission statement to codify a newly harsh attitude towards legal immigrants, like those who immigrate through the Diversity Immigrant Program.
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The tale of Halloween in Haddonfield, Illinois, has been told and retold: the night in 1963 that an angelic 6-year-old Michael Myers, dressed in a clown suit, brutally murdered his teenage sister, followed by the night 15 years later, again on Halloween, when he broke out of a mental institution in his famously mutilated William Shatner mask to terrorize the virginal babysitter Laurie Strode, a.k.a.
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Eurus's challenges include saving the prison governor's kidnapped wife, kidnapping three brothers who are all suspected of the same murder (the Garridebs, a reference to another of the original Holmes stories), and rigging an empty coffin to terrorize Sherlock into tricking lovelorn Molly Hooper via phone call into telling him she loves him — a plot point that's easily and immediately discarded just as Molly herself has always been.
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"Just last week, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE decided to terrorize innocent immigrant families in the Bay Area with his unjust and cruel raids," Pelosi said on Wednesday about recent ICE immigration raids.
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Something truly wrong happened, and the only real winner from all this was Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinTrump administration mulling special negotiator for nuke talks with Russia: report Former Goldman Sachs CEO rips Sanders after NH win: 'He'll ruin our economy' Lawmakers raise concerns over Russia's growing influence in Venezuela MORE, who has sowed discord in America, disrupted our European allies, maneuvered to manipulate our elections and continues to terrorize Russia's neighbor Ukraine.
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Of the first of these, it is hard to escape the suspicion that most of the Washington establishment of both parties would be eminently consolable if Robert Mueller and his Clinton-packed team of legal helpers were able to terrorize someone into rolling over in the fascistic manner of the American plea-bargain system, with immunity against charges of perjury, and denounced Trump or someone close to him, unleashing a psychotic frenzy in the media and Congress.
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"As demonstrated below with accompanying exhibits, the Defendants in this case subjected Ms. Tantaros to illegal electronic surveillance and computer hacking, and used that information (including, on information and belief, privileged attorney-client communications) to intimidate, terrorize, and crush her career through an endless stream of lewd, offensive, and career-damaging social media posts, blog entries and commentary and high-profile 'fake' media sites which Fox News (or its social influence contractors) owned or controlled," reads one part of the lawsuit.
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