"Traitors, traitors," up to 5,000 protesters gathered in the central Syntagma square chanted.
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Traitors, even just accused traitors like Gadahn, are exceedingly rare in American history.
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They're trying to be good, but then they feel like traitors and sometimes they get called traitors.
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And second, traitors in those parts are killed and the families of traitors are shunned by their community.
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Protesters shouting "Traitors, traitors" and "Orban go to hell" faced off against hundreds of police who stood on the steps of the parliament building.
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Philip collaborates with Oleg to stop the traitors back home.
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The Saudis who were silent were accused of being traitors.
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They have been branded as traitors in their home country.
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And President Trump called White House leakers traitors and cowards.
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This is generally the point where the traitors reveal themselves.
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Perhaps "traitors" might be a more appropriate term than "martyrs"?
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" Caucasians opposing segregation transmogrify from "race traitors" to "self-haters.
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But weren't his sites encouraging Democrats to look for traitors?
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"Why has nobody called them traitors, she said," Viktoria recalled.
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Senator John McCain called the white supremacists "traitors" on Twitter.
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" He's also a birther who has called progressives "race 'traitors.
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"You are traitors," he instructed an intermediary to tell Kadyrov.
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Firstly, we will rip the heads off of these traitors.
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His language is aggressive—opponents are branded as enemies or traitors.
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She is said in private to have called the journalists "traitors".
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What do child-murdering traitors deserve, if not to lose everything?
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Mr Barzani blamed "traitors" and said he would fight another day.
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He has called the protesters "traitors, sell-outs, agents and saboteurs".
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Yet his handling of the traitors feels like classic Ned Stark.
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LGBTQ people are labeled gender traitors and also subject to death.
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State television called the former president "the leader of the traitors".
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MPs are casually labelled "traitors" over how they vote on Brexit.
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Turkey has branded them "traitors" and asked Greece to extradite them.
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"They are traitors," Erdogan told Reuters in an interview last week.
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Mr Erdogan regularly denounces opponents as traitors, and sometimes as atheists.
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Calling her adversaries "traitors," she said, "I'm not tired of fighting."
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They (the West) bought out the traitors ... and orchestrated media hysteria.
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They might be traitors, but at least they're on your side.
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Do those Torontonians who prefer Kung-Fu Kenny feel like traitors?
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To your eyes 51.6 percent of people look like Nazi traitors?
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" A headline in the daily al-Jazirah newspaper branded them "traitors.
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Jon Snow: Stabbed to death by traitors of the Night's Watch.
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But most members of Trump's campaign and administration are simply traitors.
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He did, however, speak with open contempt for traitors in general.
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"I'm looking for converts rather than for traitors," Mr. McIntyre said.
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They were positioning themselves to be traitors within the new regime.
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Supporters of engagement have been dismissed as apologists or even traitors.
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That as president, you attack individuals in the FBI as traitors.
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"We should hang these traitors where they stand," the email reads.
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Music Traitors, had 55,000 sales and a minuscule 4.4 million streams.
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I always felt the men who took their places were traitors.
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" He refers to white women who have interracial relationships as "race traitors.
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The algorithm must guarantee condition (1) regardless of what the traitors do.
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Russian prisoners-of-war were sent to the gulag as potential traitors.
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Turkey has formally sought their extradition, calling them 'traitors' and 'terrorist elements'.
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"Kill these traitors, the murderers of my son," she screamed before fainting.
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The Grand Mufti of Egypt, Shawki Allam, condemned the perpetrators as traitors.
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Worse than that, they are traitors to our institutions and national ideas.
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Fox News & Cruz are American traitors, in league with the liberal establishment.
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The women on trial were arrested last May and branded as traitors.
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ISIS despises Syrian refugees: It sees them as traitors to the caliphate.
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But it's worth noting that my Confederate relatives were not American traitors.
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You start to blame it on the opposition, who supposedly are traitors.
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"We will rip off the heads of those traitors," Mr. Erdogan said.
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They will die as will the traitors who actively work toward our demise.
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Muslims in the West must renounce moderate leaders as traitors, according to Dabiq.
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Turkey, which regards the soldiers as traitors, has accused Athens of harboring coupists.
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In court, Mair gave his name as "death to traitors, freedom for Britain."
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Cats may not be our best friends, but at least they're not traitors.
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There are even a few ape traitors helping out the Colonel's race war.
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They tend not to brand critics and opponents "traitors", "saboteurs" or the like.
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We ignored attempts by the Danish butter industry to sully your name (traitors).
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" In August 22, Clovis wrote progressives were "liars, race traders, and race 'traitors.
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Baloch denied BLF killed civilians, but said his group did go after "traitors".
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People loved and worshipped them and those who opposed them were branded traitors.
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He gave his name in court as "Death to Traitors, Freedom for Britain".
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There are also "unwomen," sent to clean toxic waste, and "gender traitors," hanged.
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Mr Rajapaksa in his resignation speech rapped his rivals as "anti-national" traitors.
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Turkey has formally sought the men's extradition, calling them "traitors" and "terrorist elements".
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In his direction, Mussorgsky sniffed at unnamed "soulless traitors" to the nationalist cause.
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He starts to grasp that even the Congress is turning against him. Traitors!
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Some find solace in conspiracy theories that blame enemies outside and "traitors" within.
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He called his political opponents traitors, even leading members of his own party.
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They invariably thanked Mr. Kim for giving traitors like them a second chance.
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You swear to take your revenge on the Republican traitors who abandoned you.
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I only wish I could have killed more invaders, and more traitors as well.
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Night's Watch traitors had stabbed him, repeatedly, and he was well and truly dead.
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"The order has been given: detain traitors, reject and detain coup participants," said Maduro.
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It also referred to South Korea as "traitors and dogs" of the United States.
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Traitors tend to help agencies that are often competitive focus their efforts and cooperation.
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Traitors such as Michael Gove have put their own careers above the true faith.
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Presumably, it won't change her feelings one bit — they're all traitors in her eyes.
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They have faced accusations of being race traitors, sellouts, or puppets of white supremacy.
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In other words, the government labeled my father and his friends foreign agents. Traitors.
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Maduro has recently changed his tack, blaming "thieves" and "traitors" for the country's crisis.
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" Members of the LGBTQ community are punished on the show and called "gender traitors.
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Andrew Johnson and Ulysses Grant forgave all but the uppermost ranks of Confederate traitors.
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The Democrats have shown the country their true colors, marking themselves traitors to democracy.
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Honecker had forced people who were considered traitors to surrender their children for adoption.
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" He later told the court his name was "death to traitors, freedom for Britain.
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For that, they were called traitors to their party, and threatened with primary challengers.
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But in those days, the majority in France considered the resistance troublemakers—traitors, even.
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There are lots of ways to condemn the Trump family without calling them traitors.
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He has urged his supporters to think of his critics as traitors and enemies.
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If Democrats don't congratulate him for making America great again, they must be traitors.
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Monuments to and about traitors to the United States is a bridge too far.
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"You are cowards and traitors," one of his friends, Yazeed Massarweh, wrote on Facebook.
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" Those who have different ideas, Ryan warned, should not be labeled "traitors" or "enemies.
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Jews never belong enough anywhere to avoid vilification as parasites, vultures, usurers and traitors.
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Or when women in the Trump administration, savagely attacked for being traitors to their gender.
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Instead we were accused of bringing down the country, we were accused of being traitors.
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A huge majority of Yellow Vests Facebook groups now consider them traitors to the movement.
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More likely, however, it will feed claims that the other lot are cheats and traitors.
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Bereaved and exiled by traitors, the hero Guo Jing grows up on the Mongolian steppes.
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Ankara says they were involved in the July 15 coup attempt and branded them traitors.
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They'll go to war, start a revolution, but when it comes to love, they're traitors.
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Women are flocking to Bernie -- so he must be sexist, and they must be traitors.
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The terrorists are traitors to their own faith, trying, in effect, to hijack Islam itself.
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America's team the Atlanta Falcons versus the evil bitchass cheating New England Traitors to America.
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Regimes typically accuse oppositionists of being thugs, murderers, and traitors regardless of what they do.
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Mr Mugabe has long blamed his country's economic woes on speculators, traitors, imperialists and homosexuals.
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Maduro has recently changed his tack, blaming "thieves" and "traitors" for the country's imploding economy.
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Trump, meanwhile, tweeted that leakers are "traitors" trying to make the White House look bad.
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After all, famous American traitors like Aldrich Ames passed polygraphs while spying for the enemy.
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"The name of this army should be the traitors' army," Erdogan was reported as saying.
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He describes those who did not demobilize as traitors to their original anti-rebel cause.
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Branded as traitors, they were charged with making illegitimate contacts with foreign journalists and diplomats.
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" When asked again, he calmly repeated, "My name is death to traitors, freedom for Britain.
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QAnon is a pro-Trump conspiracy theory about "deep state" traitors plotting against the president.
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The generals glibly insisted this was not a coup, saying they were dealing with "traitors".
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We knew that by going public, we risked being labeled liars, or worse, race traitors.
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We need to stop calling them "traitors" because treason implies violating an oath of loyalty.
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Condemn Trump enemies in the most incendiary and exaggerated language possible (treason, traitors, coup, etc.).
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That's not the narrative portrayed in chirpy cartoon form in Fight the Traitors Together, though.
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Some are even thought to be spies who give vital information to the enemy. Traitors.
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Turkish authorities have branded them "traitors" and "terrorist elements" and asked Athens to extradite them.
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And rational actors do not bargain away their core interests; only fools or traitors do.
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He talked about their plot to kill six men Russia had deemed enemies and traitors.
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"As you can imagine with the President issuing threats like we ought to treat these people who expose my wrongdoing as we used to treat traitors and spies and we used to execute traitors and spies, you can imagine the security concerns here," Schiff said.
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Men on the sidewalk yelled "bra-less traitors!" and other abuse at the women passing by.
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"They say 'those who don't accept the constituent assembly are traitors, fascists or terrorists'," she said.
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"From where Friedman stands, most Israelis, never mind most American Jews, are more or less traitors."
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Critics say Mr. Erdogan's comments denigrating opponents as terrorists or traitors have helped polarize the country.
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Various traitors had merely been rounded up and the Mugabe family detained for their own safety.
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" The website regularly calls for "domestic enemies" to be "eliminated" by President Trump for being "traitors.
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He also warned that people leaking information are "traitors" and "cowards" who will be rooted out.
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He called on Cabello last week to begin an offensive against the "traitors" in the legislature.
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Today, rather than hiring American traitors, the Russians have trained trolls to mimic the American idiom.
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State-backed media labeled some of them as traitors and "agents of embassies", irritating Western allies.
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Thousands of protesters rallied outside Parliament on Saturday, shouting, "Traitors" and "sellouts" at the lawmakers inside.
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The bureau's leaders labeled some employees "traitors," if they felt they didn't support President Donald Trump.
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Mr. Assad, his government and its soldiers and supporters see these people as traitors and terrorists.
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But when rivalries between Japan and China flared, people in Fangzheng found themselves branded as traitors.
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Junior finance minister Anurag Thakur encouraged a crowd to chant "shoot the traitors" during a rally.
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Why, have you ever noticed how traitors' names are often disyllabic and end with an "s"?
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We won't have it, we will stand with our President, and we will hang the traitors.
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Democratic senators who voted for Mr. Trump's cabinet nominees were called out as traitors and heretics.
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They have been vilified in Russia, called traitors by government officials and the state news media.
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Gallagher himself called them "traitors" and obliquely suggested that they might meet retribution from other SEALs.
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One of those is that cooperating witnesses have been seen by criminal organizations as unforgivable traitors.
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It had young people provoke the government into jailing them and calling them spies and traitors.
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They are traitors to our state, and there's nothing in the Constitution that accepts their ideologies.
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Local state media outlets have pictures of these women calling them traitors and going after them.
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With that being said, leakers are traitors and cowards, and we will find out who they are!
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If we declare those with whom we disagree as traitors then how will we ever govern ourselves?
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At an earlier court hearing, Mair had said his name was "death to traitors, freedom for Britain".
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Did the queen commute their sentences after learning her head dresser's nephew was one of the traitors?
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He spoke against Jews, Muslims, and white "traitors" while speaking favorably about Russia, the email draft said.
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However, some of the generals may be traitors, trying to prevent the loyal generals from reaching agreement.
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It is unlikely that such suffering bothered the tsar, who enjoyed executing criminals and traitors in public.
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They imagined the reds thought Democrats a bunch of smug, godless, politically correct traitors to the constitution.
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With that being said, leakers are traitors and cowards, and we will find out who they are.
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" At one, in West Delhi, B.J.P. workers shouted, "The traitors of the nation, we will shoot them.
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"With that being said, leakers are traitors and cowards, and we will find out who they are!"
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Those who are ruining our economy should look at the mirror if they want to see traitors.
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Those who refused to wear their badges, it said, should be treated as "traitors to the party".
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Aerys saw traitors everywhere, so he had his pyromancer place caches of wildfire all over the city.
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In a tweet, he called the unknown leakers "traitors and cowards" and vowed to sniff them out.
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It prepares the way for the pursuit of traitors when noble intentions fail to produce noble results.
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"The order has been given: detain traitors, reject and detain coup participants," said Maduro, according to CNN.
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We're labeled traitors to our race, gender and religion unless we denounce the president at every turn.
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Aleksandr Gusak, a retired Federal Security Service colonel, has spent a lot of time thinking about traitors.
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The generals glibly insisted this was not a coup, preferring to say they were dealing with "traitors".
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She has more guts than any of the cowards, traitors and fools who are destroying this country.
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Britain's parties still put a heavy premium on loyalty, so their act will stamp them as traitors.
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Journalists have been called traitors simply for seeking accreditation from the separatist authorities of the Donbas region.
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Mr. Zubov promptly earned himself a place on a list of "traitors" assembled by Mr. Putin's supporters.
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Sansa wants revenge — let's kick those traitors out and give their castles to families who deserve them.
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"They're a squalid procession of vain fools, traitors too," explains the flawed and beleaguered protagonist, Alec Leamas.
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Helped by state-controlled media, they will blame someone else – despised migrants, foreign conspirators and domestic traitors.
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Experts who point out inconvenient truths are rebranded as traitors who oppose the will of the people.
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"All traitors must die miserable deaths," reads the email to Zaid that was sent on November 7.
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On Tuesday, Interior Minister Salah Eddine Dahmoune attacked people opposing the election as "traitors, mercenaries and homosexuals".
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On May 19, the Saudi media accused her and the five other arrested women of being traitors.
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Co-concurrently, Rogers participates in We Are All Traitors, May 8-29, at Bard's Center for Curatorial Studies.
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For these views we have been labeled traitors; and if this be treachery, we wear that label proudly.
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Cutting off aid is a failed tactic, recruiting traitors is failed tactic, Egypt is much bigger than you.
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Many of these Republicans would likely find themselves threatened in primaries, treated as traitors to the Republican Party.
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His aim: "rip the heads off traitors," he announced during ceremonies that marked the coup's one year anniversary.
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" The chapter is titled, "The Day of the Rope" and describes mass lynchings of thousands of "race traitors.
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Arslan, however, says Erdogan's supporters are too quick to condemn all opposition as traitors, making life almost unbearable.
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"One day we'll have all these traitors in the same prison as you," my torturer loved to repeat.
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For example, look at the way Donald Trump has been calling people liars and traitors for a year.
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White officers are seen as racist, while black officers like me are seen as traitors to our race.
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But Mr. Skripal and the other traitors, delivered into the hands of Western intelligence agencies, had already scattered.
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Instead the protesters are at best dupes, and at worst foreigner-loving race traitors, ashamed of being Chinese.
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You won't find them in the "beautiful statues and monuments" — Trump's words this week — of slaveholders and traitors.
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"All traitors must die miserable deaths," Zaid said in a November 7 email, according to the court records.
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All of them, to a man, would have been tried as traitors for being in open, armed rebellion.
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Those grudgingly planning to vote for Labour have been called traitors to the community and self-hating Jews.
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Someone produced an attack video called "Traitors or Fools?" that depicted anti-dump organizers as paid foreign agents.
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It was originally only available on the Procrastinate Music Traitors website, but it arrived on streaming services Saturday.
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The Alexandria jail had experience with high-profile defendants "including foreign and domestic terrorists, spies and traitors," Ellis wrote.
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Clinton all but branded such women as traitors to their own sex and opponents of the advancement of women.
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" And from Randy Longstreet, of Illinois: "Confederate monuments are celebratory of traitors and white supremacists and Snooty is awesome.
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Television has been made into a venomous propaganda machine that encourages people to fight "national traitors" and "fifth-columnists".
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Campaigning for the mid-terms has been marred by politicians routinely treating each other as rogues, fools or traitors.
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The socialist legislators accused the opposition of being traitors and shills for big business and the United States government.
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An underling is shown reading the traitors' names, inscribed on a bamboo scroll in an ancient script (see picture).
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Investigative reporters and those who are critical of regimes are often denounced in state media as terrorists and traitors.
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Let me come back to this question about the president&aposs tweet calling White House leakers traitors and cowards.
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Press reports described critics of the government as traitors or terrorists, and security forces were rounding up alleged opponents.
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They thought that in publishing our work we were being traitors to the cause of economics as a whole.
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Ali regarded these foes as not his boxing rivals so much as traitors to the cause of black freedom.
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State-backed media labeled them as traitors and "agents of embassies", unnerving foreign diplomats in the key U.S. ally.
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At a court hearing shortly after his arrest, Mair said his name was "death to traitors, freedom for Britain".
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By 1968 almost three-quarters of the members of the Central Committee had been dubbed traitors or counter-revolutionaries.
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"With that being said, leakers are traitors and cowards, and we will find out who they are!" he wrote.
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At least eight armed groups once worked under Guzman's command in Mexico, attacking competing cartels and members deemed traitors.
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Those carrying out the brutal beatings at S-21 were instructed to "smash to bits" traitors and counter-revolutionaries.
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You're just giving cover to more traitors, like that reject Lindsey Graham, who I beat like a toy drum.
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Screenwriters might cull a few thrillers from the text — and populate them with real-life heroes, fools and traitors.
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When the citizens of the world call them bigots, the nationalists retort that the citizens of nowhere are traitors.
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Although some Russians have called Stepanov and his wife traitors, Vitaly denied the couple wanted to destroy Russian sport.
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"[L]eakers are traitors and cowards, and we will find out who they are!" the president tweeted in May.
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The outside enemy was the Soviet Union, and the Italian liberals and leftists were the inside enemies, or traitors.
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Understand: Traitors and seditionists have sought to demolish our democratic republic by mass-murder attacks and all-out war.
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Those arrested, branded "traitors" by state-aligned media, are ostracized by Saudi society even as it treads into modernity.
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Turkey had formally sought the extradition of the eight, describing them as "traitors" as Greece processed their asylum applications.
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Confederates weren't traitors; they fought heroically for their cause; Robert E. Lee was a noble man who wanted peace.
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But at the time of the spy trade, Mr. Putin warned that "traitors" would come to a bad end.
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That faux civility almost succeeds despite our revulsion — we're relieved they're shot like soldiers and not hanged as traitors.
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For months, he has rallied and railed against Republicans in Congress, calling them traitors and derelict in their duties.
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It is true that Mr. Putin doesn't tolerate traitors, but exchanged spies like Mr. Skripal have traditionally been immune.
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Barr's job is to muddy the origins of the Russian investigation enough to frame career public servants as traitors.
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According to the current narrative, foreign spies and traitors provoked us into killing one another a hundred years ago.
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"Some of them are typical degenerate traitors to their ethnic group," said Dilxat Raxit, a Uighur activist in Germany.
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If there is trouble at home, you throw your trash at your neighbor and call your fellow countrymen traitors.
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The brigandish American war-maniacs are committing ever increasing crimes with their despicable flunkeyist puppet traitors in South Korea.
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The Kremlin found no counterarguments, except to condemn the press as enemies of the people and dissidents as traitors.
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They look to it to remove their rivals, accusing one another of being security threats, if not outright traitors.
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For the Turkish government, however, the eight are traitors, and their flight to Greece was in itself a provocation.
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Created by Stalin in 1937, ALZHIR is the acronym for Akmolinsk Camp for Wives of Traitors to the Motherland.
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After Polish MPs called for an EU investigation of their government, the prime minister, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, called them traitors.
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That is a rather curious basis for a charge of treason and would make traitors of countless campaign operatives.
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Entrenched by powerful foreign backers, leaders successfully stamped out dissent and branded activists traitors, before throwing them behind bars.
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We need to expose the crooks, incompetents and traitors selling out their country in a White House of grifters.
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The Alexandria jail had experience with high-profile defendants "including foreign and domestic terrorists, spies and traitors," Ellis wrote.
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Bodas said PDVSA — which brands some departing employees "traitors to the homeland" — is trying to stop its brain drain.
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Several white supremacists insisted that anyone distancing themselves from Kessler were cucks and traitors to the cause of white nationalism.
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The scene reminds viewers Varys is living with the guilt of finding traitors for Daenerys' father, Aerys Targaryen (David Rintoul).
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The loyal generals will all do what the algorithm says they should, but the traitors may do anything they wish.
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In "The Face Reader", a gifted seer employed by a 16th-century king correctly identifies traitors from their facial traits.
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With that being said, the president adds, leakers are traitors and cowards, and we will find out who they are.
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The Syrian government in Damascus has declared the United States an illegal occupation force and its SDF allies as "traitors".
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We wouldn't describe this group of distinguished women as "traitors", but it's obvious they've completely missed the point of #MeToo.
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We were deemed terrorists and traitors, told that we deserve to be killed for raising our voice against the president.
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Tribe traitors typically have short lifespans on Survivor, especially in a season as fixated on tribal loyalty as this one.
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They broke with him and formed a new party after he surrendered to the tribunal; Mr Seselj calls them traitors.
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"—Coordination & Military Ops Center - SDF (@cmoc_sdf) October 7, 2019Correspondingly, one Syrian Kurdish official told NBC News: "The Americans are traitors.
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" More recently, he reacted to embarrassing disclosures emanating from his own White House by calling the offenders "traitors and cowards.
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"They've used language reserved for traitors to our country, saying we are 'giving aid and comfort' to Trump," Weaver wrote.
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The jihadists have also attacked local tribes and their militias for working with the army and police, branding them traitors.
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This is not only disorientating—all the talk of "coups" and "traitors" can unsettle even the most philosophical of souls.
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Some of them were former members of the Iron Guard, seen by the Communists as traitors for their fascist sympathies.
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" Other far-right leaders went further, describing it as having been built by "traitors" who "wanted to wipe out Hindus.
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General Salah occasionally slips into the familiar language of autocrats, slandering the opposition as "traitors" bent on undermining the state.
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Jailers there are "very familiar with housing high-profile defendants, including foreign and domestic terrorists, spies and traitors," he wrote.
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"Those opposed to the assembly are called traitors, fascists, terrorists - we cannot live in a country like that," Ortega said.
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The Soviet intelligence services made the elimination of "traitors" and other political heretics on foreign soil something of a hallmark.
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"We should hang these traitors where they stand," read one of Buck's fundraising emails, according to the Tampa Bay Times.
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For their honorable intentions, the couple were labeled traitors and forced to flee their homes for fear of being killed.
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Mr. Erdogan has reviled as traitors businesspeople who have moved their assets abroad as the Turkish economy began to falter.
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Propagandist-in-chief Dmitry Kiselev, for example, regularly conjures tales of bizarre conspiracies, and damns Putin's enemies as traitors and fascists.
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Gender traitors and rebels are hanged on the wall, a continual threat that any deviance from Gilead will not be tolerated.
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For Key, however, the British mercenaries were scoundrels and the Colonial Marines were traitors who threatened to spark a national insurrection.
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And third, Mr Trump paints those who stand in his way not as opponents, but as wicked or corrupt or traitors.
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At the first court hearing shortly after his arrest, Mair had said his name was "death to traitors, freedom for Britain".
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And they must do so in a way that will allow establishment Republicans to save face and not look like traitors.
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At an initial hearing in a lower court on Saturday, Mair said his name was "death to traitors, freedom for Britain".
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This is made even better by the implementation of radios that traitors spawn with and that survivors can build or find.
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"They are traitors ... They have always been two-faced, if you want, and now we see their real face very clearly".
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The decree wasn't met with volleys of gunfire or a congregation of mounted troops sent to bring the traitors to justice.
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Frank Luntz, a Republican consultant, advised Republicans to use words like "liberal", "sick", "corrupt" and "traitors" together, to tarnish the Democrats.
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"Those who say the future is in negotiations not missiles are either ignorant or traitors," snapped back an irked Mr Khamenei.
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That American spooks tracked him after a lengthy stay in Iran may lead comrades to wonder about traitors in their midst.
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Government ministers "viewed the directors of the Israel Broadcasting Authority as traitors," Rogel Alpher, a television critic for Haaretz , told me.
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It's a new, alarming wrinkle among politically right-leaning tech moguls to use words like patriotism and traitors about their competitors.
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Many of their own party's elected members of Parliament are regarded by newly empowered leftists as closet Conservatives, traitors and worse.
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Russia's state-controlled media portrayed Russian protesters as traitors, puppets of the United States, who took money and orders from Washington.
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" One of the videos she'd posted, I remembered, showed a woman kneeling on the ground and wailing, "The government are traitors!
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North Korea has typically referred to its defectors as "scum" or "traitors," often accusing South Korea's intelligence agency of kidnapping them.
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But that's not how the government viewed the Group of 4, which it proceeded to treat as something akin to traitors.
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I would worry that the Democratic Party was secretly trying to elect terrorists and traitors to the House and the Senate.
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Statues of Jefferson Davis and Robert E. Lee honor men who were traitors to the United States in defense of slavery.
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On the left, they're being reviled as gender traitors, depicted as betraying the sisterhood and acting against their own best interests.
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In 93, nationalists shut down the garden and branded the residents, many of whom have family ties to Japan, as traitors.
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They have been accused of burning markets, launching attacks from civilian bases, beheading soldiers and kidnapping people they suspect as traitors.
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Amanda Chase called the Democrats who supported the legislation "traitors," saying that it would only serve to hurt law-abiding Virginians.
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Journalists, poets, intellectuals and many politicians who questioned the state were labeled traitors, sometimes jailed or exiled, and on occasion killed.
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When his opponents countered his proposals by invoking democratic values, government media accused them of being traitors, Western agents or Zionists.
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Anwar blames the bid on "our former friends" in Mahathir's Bersatu and "a small faction of traitors" from his own party.
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At the same time, the Cuban government penalized dissent, often censoring, jailing, and even executing so-called traitors to the Revolution.
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The goal of all this, said the professor, goes well beyond a purge of suspected traitors to the nation's elected government.
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Veterans of China's civil war remembered how he coldly ordered the killing not just of traitors, but also of their extended families.
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Parents take their children there for a lesson in morality from the decapitated traitors, burning prostitutes, and disemboweled cheaters rendered in clay.
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He entertains the soldiers in gladiatorial combat and roots out a force of traitors that is growing in the large military camp.
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Venezuelan Information Minister Jorge Rodriguez tweeted that the government was confronting a small group of "military traitors" seeking to promote a coup.
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And they demonise anybody who stands in their way as traitors to be crushed rather than as erring colleagues to be persuaded.
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To blame modern woes so unambiguously on a handful of long-dead traitors, however guileful and fascinating, is to overstate their importance.
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India—particularly now under the Hindu-nationalist BJP—resents its beautiful "crown" being inhabited by traitors and ingrates, as it sees them.
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Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) was literally killing ice zombies with a dragon, while the Stark sisters dealt with traitors all over Westeros.
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In recent elections, notably in 2008 and 2012, talk-radio hosts could not prevent the nomination of candidates whom they considered traitors.
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So after escaping Trikru aggression again, Bellamy and Roan catch up with the Azgeda traitors and the hydrazine and a captive Clarke.
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Sure, his people were traitors, but also you felt how strongly bound these people all are, their fates resting on each other.
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White Russian émigré's like Pyotr Leshchenko were seen as traitors for not returning to the motherland and their songs were subsequently outlawed.
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He entertains the soldiers in gladiatorial combat and roots out a force of traitors that is growing in the large military camp.
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It's happened 15 times before, 14 of them as part of a Civil War-era purge of Confederate traitors and no-shows.
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Moreover, the founders' very real fear was the frightening prospect of being tried and executed as traitors if their political revolution failed.
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"The team also referred to themselves as "gender traitors," borrowing the term for gay in the dystopian world of "The Handmaid's Tale.
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" My therapist, a Russian, is less impressed with me than I am with myself for saying "ideological traitors," instead of "my enemies.
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Branded as traitors at home, Vitaly, Yuliya and their young son have been in hiding since the documentary aired in December 2014.
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In their posts, users sometimes greet one another as "deplorables" or "fellow patriots" and refer to liberals as enemies, "libtards" or traitors.
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A passing local stops to interrogate him and quickly becomes suspicious, particularly since posters throughout the neighborhood warn of fifth-columnist traitors.
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"The terrorists are traitors to their own faith, trying, in effect, to hijack Islam itself," he said in a speech on Sept.
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When strongman politicians deploy violent speech in castigating dissenters and critics as "traitors", street mobs become emboldened to carry out physical attacks.
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Not everything A.K.P. members do, as I believe the A.K.P. is still filled with traitors — but Erdogan is different, in my opinion.
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He careened from one manufactured crisis to another, calling his congressional opponents "traitors," publicly urging that at least one member be hanged.
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The final two "traitors" — Congressman Peter MacLeish and the F.B.I. deputy director, Jason Atwood — are surreptitiously locked in their own power struggle.
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"Way out" signs all around, I walked slowly through the archways and across the bridge near the Traitors' Gate toward the Thames.
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The civil rights leaders now seen as heroes were often cast as traitors during their movement, as I said in the column.
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Others demurred, especially in the face of earlier calls to label any who competed "traitors" and to strip them of their citizenship.
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Cancino and other defectors said they feared they'd be pursued in Colombia by loyalists to Maduro who call them traitors and conspirators.
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The potential incoming chief scientist for the USDA is mostly concerned about Democrats being "liars, race traders and race 'traitors,'" whatever that means.
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The gift of two high-ranking traitors — Yara Greyjoy and Ellaria Sand — will win him Cersei's gratitude, maybe even her hand in marriage.
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"My name is death to traitors, freedom for Britain," Mair said when asked his name by the clerk at London's Westminster Magistrates Court.
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Using the classic poison-in-the-fancy-wine trick, Arya wipes out a room-full of traitors before the theme song even starts.
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The man charged with her murder, asked his name in a London court, responded: "My name is death to traitors, freedom for Britain".
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Supporting Mrs May would be a career-ending move for Labour MPs, whose party is dominated by activists bent on rooting out "traitors".
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But if the leakers are "traitors and cowards," then they quite clearly exist, and are quite clearly a big problem for the administration.
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President Nicolás Maduro directed the constituent assembly, which has taken over the powers of the legislature, to prosecute "traitors" who support the sanctions.
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The GOP and WH have become sinister conclaves of souless traitors, liars and thieves – a gangrene we must remove so democracy can live.
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By casting himself as uniquely able to protect Israel against its enemies, he often treats those who say otherwise as wimps or traitors.
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Even if families do not view defectors as traitors, contact between North Korean defectors and relatives back home is difficult, if not impossible.
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Branded as traitors at home, Vitaly, Yuliya and their young son have been on the run since the documentary aired in December 2014.
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Vincenzetti, however, pressed charges against a group of former employees, who have been called "infidels" and "traitors," by Vincenzetti and the Italian press.
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Al-Sharif watched from Sydney as her fellow activists were called traitors and accused of treason even as the driving ban was lifted.
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All driven by men who one could not say were traitors, nor even idiots, but they have been most useful -- to Putin's Russia.
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And I say to Bush, 'May God take revenge on you because you handed over the country to traitors and thieves and agents!
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" A hostel in Poland posted a sign warning customers that entry was "forbidden to Jews, Commies, and all thieves and traitors to Poland.
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"Those who do not go to vote, and who are incited by the national traitors, are the ones who destroy democracy," he said.
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Even unapologetically racist voters and politicians reacted with outrage: Here were rebels, seen as traitors, attacking loyal black people, including many Union veterans.
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The tendency of officials to "paint critics as anti-state and traitors is pressurizing and endangering the lives of journalists," Mr. Jan added.
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C.I.A. officers at the center work closely with the F.B.I. on complex cases like hunting down traitors and helping validate the agency's informants.
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And officials have warned some activists against speaking out, suggesting that they may be seen as traitors colluding with foreigners if they persist.
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He has set out to undermine an independent judiciary and embraced a form of nationalism that, like Trump's, sees enemies and traitors everywhere.
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"Believe me, if these traitors were alive, the Khmers as a people would have been finished," Mr. Nuon Chea said in the recording.
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Turkey also claimed that the Armenians were traitors, and had been planning to join with Russia, then an enemy of the Ottoman Empire.
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" In his opinion, American politics lost that early in the Trump era when the president referred to his rivals as "traitors" and "scum.
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Now, many opposition politicians describe Mr. Falcón and his Progressive Advance party as traitors, calling on their supporters not to vote at all.
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To the extent that the rest of the country gives Kashmiris any thought, it tends to see them as troublemakers, if not traitors.
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For a president who sees the rule of law as an annoyance rather than a feature of American democracy, the traitors are everywhere.
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Those individuals were thought to be tracking Russians who were deemed traitors or enemies of the Kremlin, U.S. officials told the news outlet.
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But many found themselves suspected as traitors or ideological termites, sent back by their Communist captors to hollow out American society from within.
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Outlandish and hate-filled rhetoric is common in North Korean propaganda, which regularly targets the "traitors" of neighboring South Korea, a close U.S. ally.
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Local media has branded some of the women as traitors and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said they worked for Qatari and Iranian intelligence.
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Iraqi insurgents considered them traitors and apostate to the faith; average Iraqi civilians considered them collaborators, and treated them and their families that way.
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The Kremlin has previously used poisoning as a favorite tactic to exact revenge on traitors, journalists, and even run-of-the-mill political opponents.
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Moscow has consistently denied state involvement and the couple, who live in the United States at an undisclosed location, have been denounced as traitors.
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"Super Mario Bros." offered an entire world to explore, replete with mushroom traitors ("Goombas"), turtle soldiers ("Koopa Troopas") and man-eating flora ("Piranha Plants").
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Photos of female campaigners appear on the front pages of the press, stamped in red with the words "spies", "traitors" and "agents of embassies".
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His government's law is less about correcting the record than twisting Poland's national story into one of historical victimhood—and casting sceptics as traitors.
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Recently, Mr Kagame has fallen out badly with Uganda's president, Yoweri Museveni, once a close ally, whom he now accuses of harbouring Rwandan "traitors".
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It is a dog-whistle to bigots looking for other supposed traitors, among them the harmless Kashmiri fruit-sellers recently beaten up in Lucknow.
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Because as more and more of her family joins the platform, her royal highness King Kylie of Snapchat has discovered traitors among loved ones.
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" The statement did not name the activists, but local media did, with one headline in the daily al-Jazirah newspaper branding them as "traitors.
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Clinton and her husband, Bill Clinton, at Mr. Trump's 2005 wedding, and accused Clinton allies of being "traitors" in their treatment of Mr. Sanders.
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Journalists who work for opposition media outlets or are critical of the government are often labeled "traitors" or "terrorists," making them vulnerable to attacks.
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If this were espionage, a host of campaigns and citizens could be investigated as traitors or spies for using information from a foreign source.
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This year, Ms. Zoabi has been fined and given a six-month suspended prison sentence for accusing Arab-Israeli police officers of being traitors.
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If it's misdemeanor property damage for slashing tires, then it should be misdemeanor property damage for tearing down a participation trophy erected to traitors.
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"Those who say the future is in negotiations, not in missiles, are either ignorant or traitors," the supreme leader's website quoted him as saying.
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Khmer Rouge spies were everywhere, and if a man and a woman refused to cooperate with their marriage, they were accused of being traitors.
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When one character casually describes in detail how traitors are tortured and killed so they will experience maximum agony, his words give you shivers.
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To Congress's growing horror, he acted on this belief by giving pardons to Confederates and appointing traitors to positions of power throughout the South.
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In 1951, Philby tipped off two other British traitors, Guy Burgess and Donald Maclean, that the jig was up, and they defected to Moscow.
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The evils, the omens, the Americans working on secret weapons and the K.G.B. looking for traitors were all part of the same malevolent atmosphere.
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Broughton is on a mission to recover a list of double agents, in a city simmering with revolution and double-crossing hives of traitors.
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In Iraq, Iraqis who work for the American military have long been targeted as traitors by anti-American militias, and have sometimes been killed.
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There's a whole system of ingrained thought — all hail the unspoken power of the patriarchy — that makes them feel like traitors for doing so.
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S. traitors who are only keen on currying favor with their master and keeping their power even at the sacrifice of the Winter Olympics.
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As vice president, Mr. El Aissami wields newly decreed authority to expropriate businesses and lock up rivals seen by the leftist government as traitors.
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Twitter posts in Mexico often carried a Spanish language hashtags referring to the LeBaron family as traitors and asking them to leave the country.
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In Russia, the couple have been condemned as traitors, and they expressed little confidence on Saturday in Russia's efforts to reform its antidoping system.
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Rouhani likened the U.S. to a bully, called Europe powerless and claimed the Arab states of the Persian Gulf are traitors to their geography.
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President Donald Trump branded Democrats who failed to stand and applaud his State of the Union address last week as "unAmerican" — and even traitors.
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That the suspect announced his name in court as "Death to traitors, freedom for Britain" raises the possibility of political motivations of the darkest kind.
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It matters that people who blow the whistle on crimes and war crimes be defended and not abandoned or portrayed as violent criminals or traitors.
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" Another post written the month before urged Republican candidates in the 2012 primary elections to call out Democrats as "liars, race traders and race 'traitors.
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Why are there so many monuments in America celebrating traitors like Jefferson Davis and so few celebrating heroes like Harriet Tubman, Nat Turner, and Jemmy?
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Under Mao, those who displayed symptoms of depression risked being viewed as traitors to the socialist cause, which was supposed to fill everyone with enthusiasm.
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A NEW axis of evil—comprising an unholy alliance of the mainstream media, pollsters and traitors within the Republican party—threatens Donald Trump's electoral chances.
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In response to Guaidó's video this morning, Venezuelan Information Minister Jorge Rodríguez tweeted that a group of "military traitors" were trying to engineer a coup.
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Indeed, Mr Orban and Jaroslaw Kaczynski, Poland's de-facto leader, thrive on such polarisation, denouncing their domestic opponents as traitors, cretins or effete vegetarian cyclists.
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By late morning Diosdado Cabello, perhaps the regime's second-most-powerful figure, was declaring that "the traitors to the country have once again been defeated".
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The other is the Peoples Democratic Party, one of several Kashmiri groups that participate in elections and so are branded traitors by more radical factions.
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" The month before, Clovis said the 21200 Republican primary candidates needed to call out progressives for what they were — "liars, race traders and race 'traitors.
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Opposition to the state, such as the Kurdish nationalist movement, had to be understood as reactions to authoritarianism, not as plots by traitors or imperialists.
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"So no matter how ferociously Amina fell in love with them, she falls out of love the moment she understands they are traitors," explained Ogunjiofor.
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He now blames "thieves" and "traitors" for an economic crisis so severe that disease and malnutrition are spreading unchecked by a broken public health system.
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It is noteworthy that the activists arrested in recent months have been labelled traitors and foreign agents on traditional and social media in the Kingdom.
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Conservative leaders on Wednesday called Republican senators who opposed recent GOP healthcare legislation "traitors" who need to keep their promises to the grass-roots base.
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"The professionals at the Alexandria Detention Center are very familiar with housing high-profile defendants including foreign and domestic terrorists, spies and traitors," Ellis wrote.
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Platt played a key role in the 2001 capture of the former F.B.I. agent Robert Hanssen, one of the most notorious traitors in American history.
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In their eyes, Mr. Trump is a patriotic man doing the best he can, and those who go against him are traitors to the country.
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In response, Anwar called out "traitors" within his own party and accused members of Mahathir's party of plotting a change in the current ruling coalition.
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In the two weeks since one deputy minister implored crowds to "shoot the traitors," there have been two cases of guns being fired at protesters.
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Kirchner crafts her allure as the resilient widow who survives it all: the death of Mr. Kirchner, the corruption charges, the growing list of traitors.
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During the last decade, Ann Coulter wrote best-selling books describing liberals as traitors, and the "birther" movement questioned President Obama's status as an American.
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The "foreign agents" law targets independent groups that get foreign funding and do advocacy work by labelling them with terms synonymous with traitors and spies.
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Our demands and actions are underwritten by the Constitution of our country but the military is trying to portray us as traitors and enemy agents.
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During World War II, America forcibly put Japanese Americans into internment camps out of racist fears that they were all traitors in the war against Japan.
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Later, when one breakaway splinter of the IRA murdered a police officer, he was forthright: "These people are traitors to the island of Ireland," he declared.
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"You bloody rotten stinking traitors trying to get foreigners to overthrow the Singapore government and trying to destroy people live [sic] here," read one Facebook comment.
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"Summarize that in case Republicans will not stop acting as traitors, they will bring upon themselves forces of civil retribution during the 2018 elections," it stated.
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" The pro-government @SaudiNews50 Twitter account, which has more than 11 million followers, wrote that "history spits in the faces of the traitors of the nation.
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They reserved particular venom for internal traitors—RINOs (Republicans in name only) and (soft) squishes—who were constantly selling them out in return for establishment kudos.
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This month, Ms. Zoabi was fined and given a six-month suspended prison sentence for insulting Arab Israeli police officers, whom she accused of being traitors.
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Last month the government declared Memorial a "foreign agent"—once a Stalinist term for traitors, now a legal classification intended to throttle troublesome civil-society groups.
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Some traitors to the species at Carnegie Mellon have applied the ever-applicable neural network approach to create an AI that is literally a killing machine.
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Lacking even something like a "social niceness" thumbs up or thumbs down system, Project Winter just throws players into groups and gets them hunting for traitors.
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Another element was Trump's suggestion that the whistleblower whose concerns led to the impeachment inquiry should be treated "as we treat traitors and spies," Schiff said.
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That would be a risky bet for a spy who spilled secrets about Russian tradecraft since the Kremlin has a history of murdering dissidents and traitors.
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When asked about Muslim extremism in the United States, he recounted a conversation with his older son about the need to root out "traitors" among them.
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Mr. Erdogan, who frequently labels his critics as traitors, has suggested that Cumhuriyet's coverage on the weapons shipments is part of a plan to undermine Turkey.
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The man accused of killing an anti-"Brexit" member of Parliament reportedly gave his name as "Death to traitors, freedom for Britain" in court on Saturday.
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At the Shanghai Conservatory, where the three study and work, Western music is denounced as a demonic decadence and its practitioners as traitors to the revolution.
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Showing public sympathy for so-called traitors was dangerous under the Derg military regime in power at the time - even for an eight-year-old girl.
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From the earliest days of the Skripal investigation, the G.R.U. was a suspect, in part because harsh punishment for traitors is part of the agency's doctrine.
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Saudi authorities and government-aligned media launched a smear campaign over the weekend to discredit the activists as "traitors," who were undermining the country's social fabric.
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The Kremlin has flatly denied any involvement in the attack, even as state television announcers have pointedly referred to the poisoning as a warning to traitors.
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The border is tightly guarded by soldiers under the command of the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, who views those trying to leave as traitors.
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The anchor of a news program on Russia's First Channel commented in a Wednesday broadcast that the Skripal case was a cautionary tale to potential traitors.
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Trump has gone so far as to call journalists "the enemy of the people," a phrase that authoritarians have long used to paint critics as traitors.
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"There's a neocolonialist school of thinking which makes use of some Algerians, or rather pseudo-Algerians — traitors, mercenaries, homosexuals," said the interior minister, Salah Eddine Dahmoune.
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" At a Delhi election rally, Anurag Thakur, Mr. Shah's colleague and India's minister of state for finance, raised a sinister slogan: "These traitors of the nation!
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During recent local elections in Delhi, some members of the ruling Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) described the protesters, most of them Muslims, as "traitors".
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Junior finance minister Anurag Thakur this week encouraged supporters at a state election rally in New Delhi to chant slogans calling for traitors to be shot.
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The debate sparks screaming matches, and pro-American Iraqis are sometimes are accused of being "traitors," but differences are, for the most part, dealt with peacefully.
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So does Russian hatred toward the couple, who now live in an undisclosed location in the United State after having their lives threatened and called traitors.
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He wrote articles under assumed names that branded the Confederates as traitors and portrayed the war as a rich man's cause being waged by the poor.
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MacDonald and his colleagues were denounced as traitors to the Labour movement and the same fate could befall any Labour MPs who choose to back Mrs May.
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Commander Lord Melton gallantly informs the Scots that they are to be shot like soldiers (not hanged like traitors — how nice), and have an hour to prepare.
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Egorova is a "sparrow" who manipulates and kills enemies of the state, but she falls in love with one of the traitors she's meant to take out.
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"They behaved like traitors, they are corporatists, not in touch with working people," Mohtashim Shaikh, a 63-year-old retired project manager from southeast London, told Reuters.
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But that's exactly the effect that such protests are likely to have — especially in a political environment in which the president is calling them traitors and thugs.
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After all, Lee and his ilk were indisputably traitors to America: they launched an armed rebellion against the United States government that left roughly 230,244 people dead.
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The men - three majors, three captains and two sergeant majors - deny being involved in the coup, but Ankara has branded them "traitors" and is demanding their extradition.
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Li Fei, the chairman of China's parliamentary committee on the Basic Law, compared Mr. Leung and Ms. Yau, and their supporters, to traitors espousing a "fascist" line.
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During his journey home, he and his fellow passengers and friends, such as Andre Breton, were detained in Martinique because the Vichy government regarded them as traitors.
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Observers also note the return of the political language of the 1990s by some senior Serbian government officials as they attack dissenters as traitors, spies and enemies.
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After the voting in Parliament began, legislators of the neo-fascist Golden Dawn party interrupted the roll call by shouting "traitors" at leftist lawmakers backing the deal.
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"When we dub our own citizens as traitors when they talk about democracy, rule of law, then it is a very dangerous course to take," he said.
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Some of their former teammates publicly called them liars and traitors and attention-seekers who disrespected every woman who had ever worn the Washington Redskins cheerleading uniform.
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Some counter-protesters called the march participants "traitors" and demanded they "go back to their country" -- the United States -- according to Aristegui Noticias, a local news site.
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When he says "traitor" or "spy," he seems to be referring to the fate of traitors under British monarchs before the revolution, which was drawing and quartering.
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Just so with the Bernie Bros, who see more moderate Democrats not as kindred spirits or potential converts but as sellouts, even traitors — the proverbial enemy within.
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"Let's save treason for who it is intended to be used against, which is absolutely traitors who betray our country generally in times of war," Zaid said.
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At least six people were detained last week, and over the weekend state media branded them "traitors" in what Amnesty International dubbed a "chilling smear campaign" against them.
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"This virus, like a cancer, spread to all the state institutions," Erdogan said at the funeral for one of the victims, promising to purge the state of traitors.
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ACCORDING to a programme on China Central Television, a state-run broadcaster, the following are the names of traitors: Xi Jinping, Li Keqiang, Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao.
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It is a fantasy made possible only by the ruthless suppression of dissenting voices, casting critics as traitors, MPs as "saboteurs" and judges as "enemies of the people".
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Turkey has demanded Greece extradite them and has branded them traitors, in a case which has highlighted the sometimes strained relations between the two neighbours and NATO allies.
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But their leaders declined to confirm that a nationwide work stoppage was being planned, prompting shouts of "traitors" and "set a date for the strike" from some members.
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The Obama administration upped the ante by using the Espionage Act — a law designed to punish spies and traitors — to prosecute leaks of classified information to the press.
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One of President Hassan Rouhani's top campaign promises before he was re-elected in May was to work for their release, infuriating hardliners who view them as traitors.
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In the past he has threatened Egypt (saying he would bomb the Aswan Dam on the Nile), called for the beheading of traitors among Arab citizens of Israel.
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"There are traitors and turncoats who only memorize words of loyalty toward the Leader and even change according to the trend of the time," the newspaper's commentary continued.
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" According to Dan Hodges in London's Daily Mail, "Accusing Jews of being traitors to the U.K. will no longer be considered longer anti-Semitic, just a bit 'wrong.
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The authorities arrested more than a dozen of them over the past month on charges of suspicious contact with foreign enemies, and state-backed media branded them traitors.
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But as U.S. forces withdrew from the battlefield, and the interpreters returned home, many of them and their families were hunted by the Taliban, who considered them traitors.
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Twenty-five years ago, on April 220, 1994, the dominant Hutus of Rwanda turned with well-planned violence on the Tutsi minority whom they held to be traitors.
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He ranted that the stories were all lies and raved that the gutless traitors who had slandered him must be rooted out and handed over to the government.
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Captured patriots were not prisoners whose care was governed by established norms, but rather traitors "destined to the cord," General Gage told General Washington early in the conflict.
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Some also chanted: "Police are traitors" while others called for people in the western city of Oran, where there have been reports of arrests, to keep on marching.
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In an interview, she said that mainstream Democrats in the Senate had in the past singled out her and her two minority colleagues in the conference as traitors.
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In a fund-raising pitch on Thursday, Brad Parscale, the president's campaign manager, called the Democrats who voted to impeach him "traitors" and urged supporters to fight back.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's government is confronting a small group of "military traitors" that are seeking to promote a coup, Information Minister Jorge Rodriguez said on Tuesday on Twitter.
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The Awami League has sought to portray opposition parties as composed of thugs and traitors, with particular focus on its 1971 war for independence from Pakistan, Reuters recently reported.
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When arrested he told officers he was a political activist and his only words in court were when he gave his name as "death to traitors, freedom for Britain".
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On this occasion, the CIA was as derelict in overlooking the tell-tale signs of his disintegration (alcoholism, spending sprees) as the Brits had been with their own traitors.
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" A couple of years after that, an announcer on Russian state media crowed that Poteyev had met a "sorry end," becoming one more example of how "life punishes traitors.
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He also hopes that his commitment to painting these liars, criminals, cheaters, abusers, traitors, and bystanders might serve as a form of penance for his own errors in judgment.
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Zhang and Jhang were among at least eight people who beat Chan and Chow and called them China "traitors" at the Caesar Park Hotel, according to Taipei court documents.
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LONDON — The suspect in the murder of Labour MP Jo Cox said, "Death to traitors, freedom for Britain," when asked to state his name at his first court appearance.
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" Speaking about National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden in 2013, he said, "I think he's a terrible traitor and ... you know what we used to do to traitors, right?
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In the past he has threatened Egypt (saying he would bomb the Aswan Dam on the Nile) and called for the beheading of "traitors" among Arab citizens of Israel.
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The government robbed hardworking citizens of their rightful property and put their lives on pause for three years, all while misinformed but influential people insisted that they were traitors.
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Instead, the series has gleaned small references from the book — for example, how the Gilead authorities regard gay people, or "gender traitors" — and made them blunt, shocking and brutal.
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Racial dog whistles and suggestions that Democrats are un-American if not active traitors aren't things that happen now and then, they're an integral part of Republican political strategy.
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Pro-government media outlets publicized photos of the detained activists and accused them of being traitors, a shocking attack on a group whose only apparent offense was peaceful protest.
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Once your opponents are illegitimate — because they're traitors, cheaters or not true citizens of the nation — all kinds of extreme behavior can be justified in the name of democracy.
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We are traitors to those who reject mutual respect and who believe that there is no place for love as a binding force greater than mutual bullying and provocation.
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Mr. Dodik has called for all Serb politicians serving in Bosnian state institutions to return to Banja Luka, the Serb region's capital, and has declared those who refuse traitors.
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The People's Daily claimed Lai was part of a quartet of "secretive middlemen and modern traitors," as Beijing tried to blame the unrest in Hong Kong on foreign forces.
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It pierced its tongue when Susan Collins and other female Republicans who supported Kavanaugh's confirmation were denounced as "gender traitors" in an eye-opening op-ed in this newspaper.
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But the work seems to be re-traumatizing her; her face as her new charge compulsively confesses to murdering gender traitors was one of the episode's most heartbreaking images.
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On Sunday she looked fairly power-obsessed and spiteful, grousing to Jaime about traitors and eying "a dynasty for us," which is an interesting interpretation of the dynasty concept.
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Other Marines have called them traitors and threatened them with violence, but they have pressed on in what they see as a battle for the future of the Corps.
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According to China's state-operated Global Times, there's a new hit mobile game called Fight the Traitors Together, which lets players join in assaulting and beating Hong Kong protesters.
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RB: Just within the last month or so, Erdogan has indicated that he considers the Kurdish party, which had gained substantial representation in the last election, to be traitors.
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The British are still searching for Jacobite traitors in the Highlands, specifically someone known as "The Dunbonnet," who I would bet millions is Jamie (Sam Heughan) in a brown hat.
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Just 20 years ago it was an empty patch of land, notorious for being close to the site of a former Gulag prison camp for the wives of Soviet traitors.
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Assisting our troops often branded these brave Iraqis and their families unfairly as traitors or American spies, making them prime targets for the same extremist groups we were fighting against.
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The crackdown, which has extended to the national medical association, has deepened concerns about free speech under President Tayyip Erdogan, who has criticized opponents of the military intervention as "traitors".
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Known for his grace in handling criticism, Trump branded Democrats who failed to stand and applaud his State of the Union address last week as "un-American" and even traitors.
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The army denied any involvement, but pro-military social media sites were quick to label the abductees blasphemers, apostates and traitors—in a country where blasphemy remains punishable by death.
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" The spokesperson didn't spare South Korea, either: "The group of pro-American traitors should be severely punished and wiped out with fire attack so that they could no longer survive.
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Jon declares they will be forgiven since the traitors who made the decision are dead and now they all need to band together to fight the army of the dead.
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The current crop of candidates need to get that titanium spine we keep hearing about and call out the progressives for what they are -- liars, race traders and race 'traitors.
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Each game is made up of eight players: six survivors who have thirty minutes to find a way to escape and two traitors out to stop them by any means.
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"For nine months, Democratic Party leaders have lied, regularly calling me and my friends traitors, so forgive me if I'm not more tender with their karma in Alexandria," Caputo said.
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" Some observers are drawing parallels with Anwar Sadat, the thin-skinned former president who tolerated the "loyal opposition", while denouncing the "agitators, traitors and haters who deliberately distort Egypt's image.
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"Beckett writes in French and we consider it romantic, but when we, the North Africans, write in French we're thought of as victims of neocolonialism, as traitors!" she told me.
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When they held a press conference at a modest hotel on July 21st, some 300 regime supporters outside tried to drown them out with loud music and chants of "traitors".
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The first season touched on the fact that Gilead sees queer people as "gender traitors," through both Emily's trauma and Moira's resigned pain at becoming a prostitute for hypocritical men.
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After all, Varys was also suspected of poisoning Dany's dad, the Mad King — not with literal poison, but with whispers of treason and traitors at every turn, stoking his paranoia.
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Mr. Trump prides himself on punching back against perceived enemies, publicly suggesting that "spies" and "traitors" and people who turn "rat" deserve to have their lives and their families destroyed.
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Taking a page out of the book used by Trump and authoritarians everywhere, state journalists and officials regularly called critical journalists and reporters covering protests "traitors" and "golpistas" (coup-plotters).
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We are the losers, the traitors, the dissidents or simply the outsiders who see the nothingness behind a party that praises Communism while running the country as a capitalist dictatorship.
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Joe McCarthy launched his own lie-based assault on civic norms in February 1950 by brandishing "here in my hand a list of 205" Communist traitors in the State Department.
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The party of Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India campaigned hard on issues of identity, with one minister urging crowds at election rallies to "shoot the traitors," referring to protesters.
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"My suspension for advocating for the enforcement of federal code proves Twitter will always side with and fight to protect terrorists, traitors, pedophiles and rapists," she told The Washington Times.
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It's part of the left's war on the right MORE a "racist black," declared that homosexuality is a choice, and called progressives both "race traitors" and "race traders," CNN reported.
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The crackdown, which has extended to the national medical association, has deepened concerns about free speech under President Tayyip Erdogan, who has criticised opponents of the military intervention as "traitors".
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Ms. Cox was shot by a man shouting "Britain first" and "death to traitors" while she campaigned for Britain to remain in the European Union ahead of the Brexit referendum.
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"My suspension for advocating for the enforcement of federal code proves Twitter will always side with and fight to protect terrorists, traitors, pedophiles, and rapists," Stella said in a statement.
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Mr. Trump said that his refusal to allow the Navy to oust Chief Petty Officer Edward Gallagher from the SEALs showed he was sticking up for "warriors," and not traitors.
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The place was infested with either traitors that were on the direct payroll of Soviet military intelligence or fellow-travelers who were kind of compliant in helping these guys get along.
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The place was infested with either traitors that were on the direct payroll of Soviet military intelligence or fellow-travellers who were kind of compliant in helping these guys get along.
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When Vitaly's father turns on the TV in Chelyabinsk, a thousand miles east of Moscow in the Ural Mountains, he has seen his son and daughter-in-law vilified as traitors.
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This was due, at least in part, to Skiba being the drummer of bands such as Blunt, Jerkwater, and The Traitors, always keeping the rhythm at the back of the stage.
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Now back in his old job at the far-right media outlet, Breitbart News Network, he is pushing his agenda and punishing those who he believes are traitors to the cause.
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The spy of Macintyre's title is Gordievsky, the traitor is the American C.I.A. agent Aldrich Ames, although, in fact, both men were spies for, and traitors to, the country they served.
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They said they hid their identities and refused until now to reveal their ordeal to avoid harming their parents in the North, where families of defectors are often treated as traitors.
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And in 2014, his case was profiled in a Russian documentary series about the lives of Russian traitors called "The Price of Military Secrets" that was financed by the Moscow government.
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The attacks also appeared to be the first time that Iran, a predominantly Shiite Muslim nation, had been successfully targeted by the Islamic State, which considers Shiites to be religious traitors.
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LONDON (Reuters) - When asked his name in a London court, the man charged with the murder of British lawmaker Jo Cox said: "My name is death to traitors, freedom for Britain".
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With the president's allies joining in, the two aides found themselves condemned as nobodies, as plotting bureaucrats, as traitors within and, in Colonel Vindman's case, as an immigrant with dual loyalties.
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Just days before releasing a much-anticipated budget, India's deputy finance minister, Anurag Thakur, was exhorting crowds at an election rally in New Delhi to "shoot the traitors," referring to protesters.
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Wauquiez, who calls those quitting the party "traitors", told Reuters last week that he wanted to unite the party and that France needed his hardline proposals on immigration, security and Europe.
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It remains to be seen if Riyadh will bend to international pressure and give the women acquittals or pardons - or pursue harsh sentences after state-backed media labeled them as traitors.
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Even skeptics of his controversial energy plan — which relies on turning Mexico's feeble state-owned energy companies into dominant players like they were in the 70s and 80s — are portrayed as traitors.
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When I asked LGBTQ soldiers and veterans about how it felt to serve while hiding their true identities, they consistently reported feeling like traitors — and all the stress that comes with that.
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He denounces recent reforms to open the energy industry to private firms as the work of traitors, and has called for a referendum on fully returning the oil sector to the state.
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They feel pinned down, because they cannot win elections without Mr Trump's base but, equally, they cannot begin to attempt to prise Mr Trump and his base apart without being branded traitors.
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In a rare appearance at a public rally, military chief Hulusi Akar said the "traitors" behind the plot would be punished and he thanked civilians for their role in putting it down.
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Traitors get a few minutes at the beginning of every game to chatter amongst themselves, but there's a metaphorical ticking clock until someone, somewhere, is able to listen in on those conversations.
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" She addressed the column to "every Dutch-Turk who supports this call by the consulate and thinks they can act as traitors by snitching on what Dutch people say about 'sultan' Erdogan.
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For years, those who criticized the government paid a high price and were branded as traitors, but today Cubans from a broader cross-section of society are speaking out with less fear.
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Cover image: Protesters hold a banner reading 'traitors' with drawings depicting Catalan separatist leaders near the Supreme Court during the trial of Catalan separatist leaders on February 12, 2019 in Madrid, Spain.
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Death and destruction, poverty, pain and hopelessness, terrorism and traitors — Donald Trump's acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention was a particularly horrific timeline of the United States under President Barack Obama.
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"Shoot the traitors" has become a common cry at BJP rallies recently, after Anurag Thakur, the minister of state for finance, was seen leading a crowd with the inflammatory slogan in January.
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They quite specifically reject what they call the "yoke" that Pakistan has put on the Afghan Taliban, and they call the Afghan Taliban leadership traitors because of the close relationship with Pakistan.
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The man who has been charged with the murder of British Labor MP Jo Cox gave his name as "death to traitors, freedom for Britain" when he appeared in court on Saturday.
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" Jorge Rodríguez, the information minister, said on Twitter that government was "confronting and deactivating a small group of military traitors" that he said had taken over the base "to promote a coup.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Saturday about C.I.A. informants in Russia falling largely silent misstated when President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia spoke publicly against former intelligence agents he viewed as traitors.
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"For example, several career employees reported that throughout her tenure at the Department, Ms. Stull referred to them or to other career employees as 'Obama holdovers,' 'traitors,' or 'disloyal,'" the report said.
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LONDON — One after another, women rose in Britain's House of Commons and pleaded with Prime Minister Boris Johnson to stop calling his opponents traitors, lest a madman take his words to heart.
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As the lies by which he sold the Iraq war became exposed, Bush resorted to vilifying critics as if they were traitors in a 2006 speech to the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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People close to the government say Mr. Assad's troops and supporters object to the green buses: They would rather the "traitors" in Aleppo be brought to justice than be sent to Idlib.
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For most of U.S. history, that process, called denaturalization, was used to revoke citizenship that had been fraudulently obtained, or to remove from the ranks of Americans felons, traitors, and war criminals.
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Kangana Ranaut, promoting a film, weighed in that barring Pakistani artists from Bollywood "is not the focus, Pakistan destruction is," and any voices calling for peace and restraint were immediately labeled traitors.
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The Corbyn surge has brought in troglodytes who have dwelt in dark basements for the past few decades, consumed by righteous hatred not just of Tories but also of Blairites and other traitors.
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Although change is slow—the government is still mostly Afro-Guyanese and Mr Ali says Indo-Guyanese who joined the coalition have been called traitors—elections in 21860 offer another glimmer of hope.
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While the scope of Guaidó's support among the Venezuelan military is not yet known, the AP reported that Maduro's government said it was putting down a coup instigated by "traitors" linked to Guaidó.
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Kurdish efforts to build their own administration there have also alarmed Damascus, which rejects the idea of autonomy from the central state, and has threatened to crush what Assad called "traitors" to Syria.
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Jo Cox, another Labour MP, was killed in 2016 by Thomas Mair, a far-right terrorist who gave his name as "death to traitors, freedom for Britain" when he appeared in the dock.
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So it&aposs very rich to watch them yelling at us, calling us white supremacists, telling us we were race traitors because we don&apost necessarily believe that we have to vote Democrat.
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The group's terror campaigns include dressing up as government troops at fake checkpoints and executing "traitors," killing pro-government tribal and village elders and executing government employees in night raids on their homes.
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An alien environment isn't necessarily a physical place; it's an unfamiliar situation (Arya, no longer sniffing out traitors), an important task (Cersei trying to play nice with others), or a new threat (White!
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See also: THE SELL-OUT TRAITOR MOB and THE SWIVEL-EYED FEW - Colourful insults used by a Remainer minister of Brexiteers who called colleagues TRAITORS for agreeing to pay Brussels a FINANCIAL SETTLEMENT.
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Then, in a stunning strike, a band of 22002 Saudi extremists seized the Grand Mosque in Mecca for two weeks, publicly calling Saudi rulers puppets of the West and traitors to true Islam.
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LONDON, June 18 (Reuters) - When asked his name in a London court, the man charged with the murder of British lawmaker Jo Cox said: "My name is death to traitors, freedom for Britain".
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Since May, al-Yousef and over a dozen other prominent Saudi women's rights activists, like Loujain al-Hathloul and Eman al-Nafjan, have been detained and labeled "traitors" by pro-government media outlets.
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Sitting in a gray jumper and tracksuit bottoms behind reinforced glass, Thomas Mair gave his name as "death to traitors, freedom for Britain" when he appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court on Saturday morning.
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Even as the movement's leaders raged, most justifiably, against their country's oppression of them — and even as their enemies called them traitors — they cast themselves as patriots, the historian Simon Hall has noted.
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Young people, initially reviled by establishment forces as unwashed, longhaired traitors, energized an antiwar movement that swept the country and, even if it took years, ultimately ended America's misguided adventure in Southeast Asia.
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In mid-May, at least 11 activists were arrested and labeled "traitors" by the Saudi government, a move that surprised many as the country is just weeks away from allowing women to drive.
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The impeachment case against Mr. Trump, built largely on the testimony of officials who actually worked for him, reinforced his view that the government is full of leakers, plotters, whistle-blowers and traitors.
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The way they are taught to see fellow citizens who do not support them as traitors is similar to how a fanatical terrorist group deals with thoughts and ideas that challenge their own.
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To be moved, like puppets, by appetites and passions, is common to us with the wild beasts, with the most effeminate wretches, Phalaris, and Nero, with atheists, and with traitors to their country.
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Over weeks of protests, state news outlets and other commentators on the mainland unleashed scathing criticism of the protesters, portraying them as rioters and, in some cases, suggesting they were traitors or terrorists.
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The email said "those that represent traitors shall meet the same fate" of "miserable deaths" and was sent the day after a President Donald Trump excoriated the attorney, Mark Zaid, at a rally.
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"My suspension for advocating for the enforcement of federal code proves Twitter will always side with and fight to protect terrorists, traitors, pedophiles and rapists," Ms. Stella said in a statement on Saturday.
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Ahmed Gaïd Salah, the country's rough-hewed de facto ruler since Mr. Bouteflika's forced departure, makes Soviet-style speeches threatening "traitors" and denouncing "poisonous ideas" like the street's insistence on a civilian government.
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Ahmed Gaïd Salah, the country's rough-hewed de facto ruler since Mr. Bouteflika's forced departure, makes Soviet-style speeches threatening "traitors" and denouncing "poisonous ideas" like the street's insistence on a civilian government.
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See also: THE SELL-OUT TRAITOR MOB and THE SWIVEL-EYED FEW - Colourful insults used by a Remainer minister of Brexiteers who called colleagues TRAITORS for agreeing to pay Brussels a FINANCIAL SETTLEMENT.
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Rwanda has denied any involvement in attacks on exiles, including a former spy chief who was killed in 2014 in South Africa, but have called them traitors who should expect no forgiveness or pity.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Lucifer gobbles up the souls of three traitors in an icy inferno, sinners are cooked in baths of tar, and a gauzy-robed Beatrice floats in the heavens.
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If you're the kind of person who's dependent on using statues and monuments exclusively to help remember the history of America' greatest traitors, then maybe it's time to pick up some different history books.
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The north decries the southern traitors who invited Saudi and Emirati forces to drop bombs on them and isolate them by land, air and sea after the outsiders joined the war in March 20153.
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Once France abandoned the war, thousands of Algerians who fought on the French side, known as harkis, fled to France to escape persecution and massacres in Algeria by those who saw them as traitors.
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Instead of telling their opponents that they are traitors or fools or hypocrites, or in someone's pocket, or indifferent to the nation's welfare, they can address the merits of competing proposals, assuming good faith.
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Acceptance is always easier, and it's far less expensive, but does that have to mean those of us who choose to modify something that makes us unhappy should feel like traitors to the cause?
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Besides, if these statues were such great educational tools, then why do the people who love them not grasp the simple fact that all Confederate soldiers were traitors to the United States of America?
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The poisoning of Mr. Skripal and his daughter with a military grade nerve agent is a different type of operation, one that falls into the tradition of Russian and Soviet intelligence practices toward traitors.
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"We wanted to bring back money that was stolen ... Instead we were accused of bringing down the country, we were accused of being traitors," Shukri said, shedding tears briefly as he made his remarks.
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And between the hard right and everyone it deems a sellout — an ever-growing group when one practices the politics of loyalists versus traitors, as opposed to the politics of friends and potential friends.
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But the effort to secure buyouts has caused a rift between those who want to leave and those who've decided to stay — some of whom view the departed as traitors for abandoning the town.
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Alongside children's games and guitar-strumming folk singers, one such event, in central Germany, above, featured unwelcoming messages like "Stop the asylum flood" on brochures and "Asylum traitors not welcome" on a T-shirt.
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Both the Islamic State and the Taliban movement, which grew out of Islamic seminaries in the 1990s, have claimed responsibility for attacks on clerics and religious scholars whom they view as traitors and apostates.
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That episode and other US intelligence raised concerns that the Russians were preparing to target Russian émigrés in the US labeled by the Kremlin as traitors or enemies, law enforcement and intelligence officials said.
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In a series of trials that were publicized around the world, some of the oldest and most trusted Bolshevik leaders—men who, with Lenin, had led the Russian Revolution—were accused of being traitors.
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This week, India's junior finance minister Anurag Thakur encouraged supporters at a state election rally in New Delhi to chant slogans calling for traitors to be shot, drawing a reprimand from the election commission.
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The Republican called former director and deputy FBI directors and two former deputy attorney generals "traitors to our nation" for approving the surveillance request of Page and three extensions on the former Trump adviser.
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"Those who say the future is in negotiations, not in missiles, are either ignorant or traitors," Khamenei, who has the final say on all matters of state, was quoted as saying by his website.
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Venezuela's national assembly, stacked with allies of President Nicolas Maduro, unanimously approved a decree instructing the country's chief prosecutor's office to immediately begin investigating "traitors" from the opposition accused of supporting U.S. sanctions against Venezuela.
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Class traitors within the midst of white men of course have a key part to play in challenging the signature tone of entitlement and self-victimhood in conversations about everything from affirmative action to dating.
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Nor will there be an immediate end to the culture wars stoked by PiS, which have seen opposition politicians denounced as traitors and religious fanatics picket a liberal newspaper to exorcise it of demonic influence.
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In the Russian case, the motive is mainly to instil fear into prominent people who dare to contest the current establishment and to punish traitors, whether they are no longer Russian citizens or reside abroad.
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It is not just India-hating traitors who think that the trial of Afzal Guru was unfair and that his execution was used for political ends by the previous administration, led by the Congress party.
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It was fueled by the forced labor of prisoners and "kulaks," wealthier peasants who had been expropriated and labeled class traitors, who like all workers in the Soviet Union, were pressured to meet exaggerated quotas.
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But while the arrests were lauded in Saudi Arabia's mainstream press -- government-aligned media branded the activists "traitors" -- international groups and pundits, some close to the Saudi government, said the move was difficult to defend.
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In furious speeches in parliament, PD and 5-Star lawmakers swapped accusations of being "traitors", "cowards" and "ridiculous," even as they voted to go back to the constitutional affairs commission to re-negotiate the bill.
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For decades, left-leaning media has propagated the false narrative that the left is the champion for women, while some on the left claim conservative women are traitors to their sex for holding conservative principles.
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The veteran of Croatia's 1991-95 war was also lambasted in the press for proposing a "registry of national traitors" that would list people accused of acting against national interests during and after the conflict.
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While the Christchurch gunman aimed straight at his targets, Mr. Breivik wanted to kill the so-called traitors, the members of the liberal elite and ruling Labour Party who had let Muslims into the country.
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Background coverage: The story of two spies: While Sergei Skripal attempted to reinvent himself after the Cold War, Vladimir Putin worked to salvage the Soviet system, reserving special hatred for those he viewed as traitors.
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An all-powerful assembly of loyalists of President Nicolás Maduro rules the country with few limits on its authority, vowing to pursue political opponents as traitors while it rewrites the Constitution in the government's favor.
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Lajos Kosa, an ally of Mr. Orban who leads Fidesz lawmakers in Parliament, said before the vote on Tuesday that the Jobbik party would be "joining the ranks of traitors" if it rejected the amendment.
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None of that has stopped Saeed from hitting the campaign trail for Pakistan's July 25 general election, denouncing the outgoing government as "traitors" and whipping up support for the more than 200 candidates he backs.
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On the first day, he had been told to leave his humanity behind, that all the convicts were traitors or spies for the enemy and that even communicating with them was considered a serious offense.
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A Conservative, Nicholas Fairfax, accused pro-European members of the chamber of being "a fifth column for Brussels," a reference to traitors who collaborated with the Nazis during World War II. For her part, Mrs.
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The court in New Delhi where Mr. Kumar's hearing took place last week was a scene of chaos, as lawyers and B.J.P. supporters chanting "glory to Mother India" and "traitors leave India" assaulted journalists and students.
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Atwood's book introduced the idea of queer people being considered "gender traitors" almost in passing, with Moira's sexuality being a relative non-factor in her Handmaid status while gay men's decaying bodies swung from the wall.
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The report did not provide details, but that accusation echoes state media's labeling of women's rights activists arrested in May as traitors and "agents of embassies", which unnerved diplomats in Saudi Arabia, a key U.S. ally.
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You could pretend you don't want to see the country divided by a lengthy impeachment process, and you could stop warning about civil war-like consequences if you're removed from office, or calling your critics traitors.
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When Lord Yohn Royce of The Vale (Rupert Vansittart) recommends reducing the traitors' castles to rubble, Sansa has a much more level-headed idea: giving the much-needed strongholds to families loyal to the New North.
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The 14 opposition deputies who broke ranks and voted in favour of discussing the government's bill were branded "traitors" by many on the left, who want to bring back a redistributive pay-as-you-go system.
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According to our best sources, which are admittedly biased toward Becket, Henry criticized his knights for being "drones and traitors" for letting him be so mistreated by Becket, but never gave a direct command to violence.
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Clinton's surrogates Madeleine Albright and Gloria Steinem didn't help by criticizing young women not backing the former secretary of state -- throwing more fuel onto a simmering anger -- as traitors to the feminist cause for supporting Sander.
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Not only should Mattis not be barred from further service simply because he is a veteran —we also need to entirely remove the ban on veterans that so outrageously stereotypes all of them as potential traitors.
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Trump took to Twitter on Monday to label people who disclose information as "traitors and cowards" and suggested there is an investigation underway into who in the White House is sharing private conversations with the press.
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The Turkish government has positioned the failed coup similarly, describing the people who ordered the coup not simply as internal traitors, but as agents who got their orders from abroad — from rural Pennsylvania, to be exact.
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Here is our deepest modern shame: A century and a half after the Civil War, monuments to traitors remain, and we still live in a country that does not unanimously answer those questions in the affirmative.
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On Monday, key members of the centrist arm of The Republicans appeared ready to work with Macron despite the party hierarchy calling for unity to oppose the new president and calling those that were wavering "traitors".
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Maduro still has the support of the military high command, and now routinely appears in pre-recorded events at military bases where officers stand behind him and chant triumphal slogans such as "Loyal always, traitors never."
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That's why, like last night's episode, each of the novellas begin with dead bodies: Dunk's master, random criminals, accused traitors in the books; Jon Snow and Myrcella Baratheon (Jamie's and Cersei's poisoned daughter) in the show.
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In recent months, politicians from Likud have maligned Shin Bet as cowardly and delusional, and branded former security chiefs critical of government policy as "leftists," now almost a synonym for traitors in some right-wing circles.
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In the context of Palestinian land, many Egyptians often repeat that the Palestinians are traitors, because they sold their lands, referring to the sale of lands to the Jewish National Fund before Israel's creation in 1948.
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In a statement widely reported by Malaysian and regional media, Azmin and 10 other former PKR lawmakers accused Anwar and his allies of being the "real traitors," attempting to force Mahathir into a lame-duck situation.
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My family suffered at the hands of plantation owners in Hawaii and during the internment camps of World War II. Even when our countrymen thought of us as traitors, we fought for them in the 21988nd.
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On the other side, the Vietnamese National Liberation Front fighters were known to the G.I.s as VC — for Viet Cong, shorthand for "Communist traitors to Vietnam" — and every American understood that Communists destroy religion and family.
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Since the 2016 assassination of Cox just a week before the referendum — by a white supremacist who cried out "Death to traitors, freedom for Britain" in court — political violence is no longer an abstraction in Britain.
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In his Wheeling speech, McCarthy asserted — without offering any proof to back up his sensational charges — that homegrown traitors were causing America to lose the Cold War to the Soviet Union and its communist bloc satraps.
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And when brave public servants came forward to question and expose his criminal and unconstitutional actions, the President unleashed his wrath on them, calling our diplomats and military personnel -- who served courageously across multiple administrations -- traitors.
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" In January, Kadyrov attacked Russia's liberal opposition, saying that its leaders were traitors, who "should be treated as enemies of the people"—a Stalin-era locution—and "tried to the fullest extent for their subversive activities.
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Remainers and even soft Brexiteers are routinely branded as traitors -- including by some members of Parliament -- while the senior backbench MP Jacob Rees-Mogg has called for Parliament to be suspended if it defies the government.
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Born in ancient Egypt and worshiped by other mutants of the time, the big, blue baddie was thought to be lost after human traitors disrupted an important ceremony, leaving Apocalypse buried beneath tons of collapsed pyramid.
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The eight men have sought political asylum in Greece, fearing their lives would be in danger in Turkey, the lawyer representing four of them told Greek TV. Turkey has said it wants the "traitors" extradited soon.
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Fight the Traitors Together, which can be played in web browsers and on phones, features what is clearly meant to be unflattering cartoon versions of prominent Hong Kong activists such as Joshua Wong and Nathan Law.
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There has always been abuse and Laura you know this as well as anybody knows for Conservative women and for Conservative minorities because the left views us as traitors so I am not surprised by the comment.
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The generals must have an algorithm to guarantee that (1) all loyal generals decide upon the same plan of action, and (2) a small number of traitors cannot cause the loyal generals to adopt a bad plan.
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The comment drew accusations of insensitivity after the killing of pro-EU lawmaker Jo Cox last week, after which a man charged with her murder told a court his name was "death to traitors, freedom for Britain".
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Shortly after photos of the two men wearing the shirts emerged on social media, TV host Bill Maher dubbed the pair "traitors," echoing the sentiments of many others who were critical of their pro-Russia rally attire.
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Between the lines: Suspicion has, naturally, fallen on Russia (Vladimir Putin, himself a former intelligence officer, has vowed publicly that traitors will be killed) and the nature of the poison further indicates a state may be responsible.
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ALBANY — The five House Republicans have heard the calls for their heads, the references to them being traitors, hypocrites and worse for supporting a tax plan backed by their party, but harmful to the states they represent.
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PONTIDA, Italy (Reuters) - Italy's far-right League will unleash a battery of referendums to try to sink reforms planned by the new government, party leader Matteo Salvini said on Sunday, denouncing his former coalition allies as traitors.
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The People's Daily — the official mouthpiece of the Chinese Communist Party — claimed Lai was part of a quartet of "secretive middlemen and modern traitors," as Beijing tried to blame the unrest in Hong Kong on foreign forces.
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Although Trump suggested that Snowden should be executed — "you know what we used to do to traitors, right?" he asked a Fox News host last July — the anti-gay law cast the darker shadow over the pageant.
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The case of eight Turkish soldiers who flew a helicopter to northern Greece a day after the attempted coup has strained relations between Greece and Turkey, which has repeatedly branded the men "traitors" and demanded their extradition.
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"If you are calling it a threat — you believe that individual is guilty, and therefore it is not a threat, it's treason," she wrote, adding that traitors to the United States should be tried for their crimes.
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When one of her history teachers called her ancestors "traitors" in high school, for having opposed the country's becoming a joint French-Spanish protectorate in the early 20th century, she took it as a badge of honor.
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The myth of the "stab in the back" — that traitors at home, whether left-wingers, liberals or Jews had prevented German forces from fighting on to victory — helped undermine the German republic and fostered dreams of vengeance.
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Meanwhile, armed guards patrol the borders, gay "gender traitors" are publicly hanged and left to rot on the edge of town, and Handmaids kick alleged rapists — or at least, non-state-sanctioned ones — to death in violent ecstasy.
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Hasson, a self-avowed white nationalist who remains on active duty at the Coast Guard, had amassed weapons, ammo, and tactical gear and allegedly compiled a hit list of "leftists" and "traitors" like high-profile Democrats and journalists.
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In the summer of 2014, at least two brigades opposed orders to fight rival brigades from Zintan for control of Tripoli, but they risked being denounced as traitors and so took part reluctantly, according to several fighters interviewed.
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Dodik, who favours closer ties with Russia and has threatened to pull his region out of Bosnia's complex state structure, says officials who support a reform agenda designed to bring Bosnia closer to the European Union are traitors.
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On Tuesday, in Phoenix, President Hyde returned to the full-on savagery of his campaign, castigating the press as traitors to the country and letting loose with language designed to rile up his hard-core white-nationalist base.
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Trump took to Twitter on Monday to slam the people who leaked Sadler's remark as "traitors and cowards," and Conway later suggested during a Fox News appearance that she expects personnel changes as a result of the leak.
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Senators like Cory Booker, Kamala Harris, and Elizabeth Warren, who co-sponsored Sanders's Medicare-for-all bill but quibbled with details or wanted to soften sections, were treated not as allies to cultivate but as traitors to exile.
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Most of the photographs dating from the bloodiest months of the regime in 1978 are of Khmer Rouge soldiers, cadres, provincial officials and even Tuol Sleng guards and interrogators arrested on suspicion of being traitors or CIA agents.
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He has also said that Vice President Dick Cheney should be "in jail for war crimes" and that some Republicans, including John McCain were "bordering on being traitors" for their opposition to President Barack Obama's Iran nuclear deal.
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Protesters threw chairs and punches and shouted "traitors" at the lawmakers during the clash, according to The Associated Press, with video showing one member of the Social Democrats, Radmila Sekerinska, being grabbed by her hair and tossed backward.
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And his enemies, according to his press secretary Sarah Sanders, are not just run-of-the-mill losers who are wrong -- they are traitors who should be prosecuted for a crime -- treason -- that can be punishable by death.
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When targeting individuals in rural areas, guerrillas focused on village and hamlet chiefs, government employees, teachers and suspected "informants" and other "traitors," as well as foreigners including priests and other missionaries, humanitarian aid workers and American government employees.
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They say we are traitors to our gender because we choose to think for ourselves, and that is -- and they want -- it&aposs a warning to anyone who dares to see the amazing, fabulous economic news and rethink this.
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When she finally Googled them, she discovered they were based on an elaborate, violent, white supremacist fantasy called the "Day of the Rope," in which people of color, Jews, gays and the "race traitors" who helped them, are murdered.
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The Stepanovs, as well as the former head of the Russian anti-doping lab Grigory Rodchenkov, have fled to the United States for fear of their lives and have gone into hiding after they were branded traitors back home.
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In June 2016, a British Labour MP named Jo Cox was stabbed and shot to death by a right-wing terrorist, Thomas Mair, who shouted "Britain first" during the attack and "death to traitors" at a later court appearance.
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The left, apparently a bigoted monolith, has decided that climate change is a fact above interrogation and those who caution any sort of temperance are dismissed as wild climate deniers, as traitors and infidels to the cause of environmentalism.
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Chris Leslie's statement about the Lib Dems being "tainted by coalition" and therefore impossible to work with sheds light on the ugly truth of how people on the left see the Lib Dems as traitors of a leftist project.
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Mexicans who help build U.S. President Donald Trump's planned border wall would be acting immorally and should be deemed traitors, the Catholic Archdiocese of Mexico said on Sunday, turning up the heat on a simmering dispute over the project.
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The police force Altintas served, as a member of the riot squad, is also in some tumult, its command and rank-and-file purged of what Erdogan calls traitors and terrorists after a failed coup against him in July.
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"Saudi Arabian authorities and government-aligned media launched a public smear campaign last night to try to discredit six prominent detained women's rights defenders as 'traitors' following their arrest this week," Amnesty International said in a statement on Saturday.
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"These cowards in uniform, these traitors have inflicted great damage on our nation and especially on our army," he told reporters during a visit to the interior ministry in the capital Ankara to inspect damage caused during the violence.
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In recent months, though, as Ortega has tried to regain control, he has adopted a strategy employed by autocrats in Turkey, Egypt, Venezuela, and elsewhere: condemn your political opponents as traitors, incite mobs to violence, and then deny responsibility.
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Turkey says the soldiers are traitors and coup plotters and the issue has further strained relations between the two NATO allies who are at odds over issues ranging from jet flights over the Aegean Sea to ethnically split Cyprus.
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The fight over the deduction also became a potent political talking point last fall for Mr. Cuomo, who called its supporters traitors and has continued to use it as a reason to vote Republicans out of office in November.
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Years of anger at a group of Democratic state senators who had collaborated with Republicans boiled over on Thursday, as primary voters ousted nearly all of them in favor of challengers who had called them traitors and sham progressives.
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"We will challenge those traitors who are closed away in their offices," Salvini told thousands of flag-waving supporters in Pontida, a small town in the northern region of Lombardy which is considered the spiritual home of the League.
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Himself under threat from both loyalist murder gangs and republican terrorists, who regarded the nonviolent Social Democratic and Labour Party as sellouts or traitors, Mr. Mallon drove the notoriously ambush-friendly back roads of South Armagh with no protection.
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"If it's just a minor offence they might only receive an internal disciplinary penalty, but it could mean being sent to military court if they are seen as traitors for leaking something 'confidential,'" said the source, who requested anonymity.
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Johnson defied critics by striking a new deal with the EU but was unable to navigate the maze of a divided British parliament and was defeated by opponents whom he portrayed as traitors subverting the will of the people.
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In recent months, he has become one of the president's most prominent defenders, a reliable interlocutor always willing to accuse the Democrats—"an angry pack of rabid hyenas"—of being the real criminals and traitors in the impeachment drama.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lanka President Maithripala Sirisena on Thursday rescinded a colonial-era British order naming 19 nationals as "traitors" for leading a rebellion nearly 200 years ago, his office said, as he strives to shore up his fading popularity.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday he was not requesting a limit on capital flows, clarifying comments he made on Sunday calling on the cabinet to block moves by businessmen "traitors" who tried to move assets abroad.
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That struggle is made even more difficult by the fact that it depends on Russians at home believing an equally questionable narrative: that the country successfully settles scores with its traitors, heroically liberated Crimea, and only cautiously celebrated Trump's victory.
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They have little stomach to return to the fight and view the leaders of the opposition Democratic Unity (MUD) coalition as traitors for abandoning the streets in favor of a ballot they believe was rigged by the pro-Maduro election board.
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However, this is an area where the Zelensky team will have to tread carefully in order to avoid being branded as inexperienced and naïve -- or at the worst as traitors -- by patriotic Ukrainians who may not like negotiations with Russia.
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That was after the King, Aerys Targaryen, flambeed a bunch of people he considered traitors and before he could execute his plan to turn King's Landing into a smoldering pile of ash with vast stockpiles of wildfire hidden around the city.
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Worse yet: Her campaign -- and her surrogates -- have managed to alienate many of the Sanders supporters who previously had nothing against Clinton by casting Sanders as living in a fantasy-land and his female supporters as being traitors to their gender.
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In what's been dubbed a smear campaign by activists, they were labelled by state-backed media as "traitors" for allegedly undermining "the security and stability of the Kingdom, its social peace and national unity," according to the Saudi Arabia Public Prosecution.
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The activists known as the Patriotic Millionaires, who describe themselves as "proud traitors to their class," want to meet with every member of Congress as part of a lobbying campaign aimed at persuading lawmakers to raise taxes on the rich.
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He spent most of that time pushing the same message -- his former colleagues and acquaintances who had spoken to special counsel Robert Mueller were liars and traitors, he was an innocent man and that he was standing behind President Donald Trump.
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Rybak has been convicted for burning an effigy of an Orthodox Jew, and made headlines this week for hanging a banner forbidding entrance to "Jews, Commies and all thieves and traitors of Poland" on the gate of a guesthouse he owned.
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But in an earlier comment, soon after news of the nerve gas attack in Salisbury broke, the evening news host on the state-controlled Channel One gave voice to what, under Mr. Putin, is the Russian state's view of traitors.
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In a 2007 interview, Mr. Budanov claimed credit for helping to expose Oleg Gordievsky, a Soviet diplomat based in London, as a British spy, but he denied that the K.G.B. assassinated people suspected of being traitors during his time in service.
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Mr. Melikhov believes that his principal crime, as far as officials are concerned, is not just the matter-of-fact treatment of reviled traitors at his museum in Podolsk, and another museum of his near Rostov-on-Don in southern Russia.
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When a friend called her phone afterward, a man answered and said, "You Kurds are traitors," according to Amnesty International, which also said Turkish military forces and a coalition of Turkey-backed Syrian armed groups have carried out war crimes.
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With the arrest of both his son and brother in January, his patience boiled over and Morales lashed out at some members of his government for their support of the CICIG, dubbing them "traitors", three people who witnessed the scene said.
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Is it really possible that our president does not distinguish between our nation's founders, who risked (and sometimes lost) their lives and fortunes to create our country, with defeated traitors who sought to destroy the country primarily to preserve slavery?
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The holiday, first marked in 1889, was part of a century-long effort to remake both men into champions of states' rights and freedom, rather than traitors who led a rebellion against the United States in order to preserve slavery.
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"Let's not make any mistake here; the president wants to make this all about the whistleblower and suggest people that come forward with evidence of his wrongdoing are somehow treasonous, and should be treated as traitors and spies," Schiff said.
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Despite a video from 2010 resurfacing in which Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested that traitors "will kick the bucket", Lavrov said Russia had no motive to conduct the attack, but that those that wanted to spread a "Russophobic campaign" did.
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After a constitutional referendum in April , the president is essentially ruling by decree, leading a purge against all oppositional voices, and on July 15 vowed to "rip the heads off traitors" during ceremonies that marked the coup's one year anniversary.
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Screenshot from the social networking platform Gab by Tara McCarthy claiming that people who now disavow the alt-right in any way are traitors (Gab)Gizmodo has reached out to Jason Kessler for comment and will update this post if we hear back.
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Thomas Mair, the man charged with the murder of lawmaker Jo Cox, gave his name as "death to traitors, freedom for Britain" when he appeared in court following an attack that has shocked Britain ahead of next week's referendum on European Union membership.
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State-backed media labeled those held as traitors and "agents of embassies", unnerving diplomats in Saudi Arabia, a key U.S. ally, with some likening it to repression in neighboring Egypt and saying their governments would privately discuss the matter with Saudi authorities.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexicans who help build U.S. President Donald Trump's planned border wall would be acting immorally and should be deemed traitors, the Catholic Archdiocese of Mexico said on Sunday, turning up the heat on a simmering dispute over the project.
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There's the opulent mansion in which Offred (Elisabeth Moss) is fed like a prize pig, overseen by the Commander's wife, Serena Joy (Yvonne Strahovski), a former televangelist; the wall where traitors are hanged; and the grim dorm where older women torture and tutor.
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"This is something we otherwise only see in countries like Turkey or Russia — autocratic countries where art is criminalized, where artists, journalists and scientists who do not conform to the government are branded as terrorists and traitors," said Langhoff, the letter's principal.
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Weeks after Lincoln's murder in April 1865, the newly inaugurated President Johnson began to treat former leaders of the South as if they were men of honor and standing, rather than traitors who had fought and lost a devastating war to preserve slavery.
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In blog posts and transcripts of his radio show previously reported on by CNN's KFile, Clovis stoked the birther conspiracy against Obama, called then-Attorney General Eric Holder a "racist black" and blasted "race traitors" and "races traders" in the progressive movement.
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Such traitors—and let's face it, it is treason in any country to take up arms against your own government in exchange for cash and/or promises of career advancement from a foreign power—would almost surely be caught and dealt with harshly.
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Related: British Labour politician Jo Cox killed in shooting near Leeds The man who has been charged with the murder of British Labor MP Jo Cox gave his name as "death to traitors, freedom for Britain" when he appeared in court on Saturday.
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The novel explores the experiences of Japanese-Americans accused of being traitors to America, and the divisions that occurred in communities and families when young Japanese-American men were asked to fight for a home country that had treated them as the enemy.
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" Typically, in the Brexit debate, those in the "leave" camp are described as populist and anti-immigrant, while the "remain" camp is often disparaged as elitist — educated, professional, mainstream media, academics and others — and called things like traitors or "enemies of the people.
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But as Erica Gornall's documentary makes clear, Saudi women still have many miles to go, especially since many of the female activists who advocated for this change remain imprisoned on charges of undermining state security and branded as traitors in the press.
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In one massacre, militants were said to have summarily shot 40 civilians in Mosul, dressing them in orange clothes adorned with words, marked in red, labeling them "traitors and agents of the I.S.F.," Ms. Shamdasani said, using the abbreviation for Iraqi Security Forces.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia's would-be leader Anwar Ibrahim on Sunday accused 94-year-old Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad's party and "traitors" in his own camp of plotting a wholesale change in the ruling coalition that could ultimately deny him the premiership.
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From Viktor Orban in Hungary to Narendra Modi in India, these leaders have expanded their base by delivering a personalized, charismatic form of rule in which they are militant defenders of the nation against all comers — be they foreigners, "traitors," liberals, or leftists.
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" Henry's actual exclamation — or at least the cry attributed to him in the medieval sources — was "What miserable drones and traitors have I nurtured and promoted in my household, who let their lord be treated with such shameful contempt by a lowborn clerk!
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For years, the sheriff dismissed me and anyone else who challenged him as traitors to our country, even as federal investigators cited him for illegal racial profiling and abuses of power that cost taxpayers tens of millions of dollars in legal fees.
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Then came the firing of FBI Director James Comey in May 2017 while Comey was leading the investigation into Trump's possible collusion with Russia during the 2016 election, and Trump's labeling of Comey and acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe (also fired) as traitors.
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"Every day academics are fired or called traitors by the government for speaking their minds and telling the truth," said a professor at a major Turkish university who earned his PhD in the US and then returned to his native country to teach.
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What few rights the workers enjoy, they have as the result of heroic struggles led by a vanguard of activists who must fight against both the ruling class, who try to suppress them, and class traitors, who don't understand the true meaning of history.
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Trump has called leakers "traitors and cowards" and in September suggested that officials who leaked to the whistleblower are "close to a spy," and that in "the old days" spies were treated differently, apparently alluding to charges of treason that carried the death penalty.
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After the short scene below, you'll find part one of my two-part conversation with Powell, where we discuss the importance of satire in ethics, and how her background may have led her to become one of Silicon Valley's most interesting and important class traitors.
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In one campaign ad (pictured), Mr Moore urges voters to "send them ALL a message"—showing Mr McConnell alongside Ms Pelosi, her Democratic colleagues Tim Kaine and Chuck Schumer and the Republicans' John McCain and Paul Ryan, united as traitors to the Trumpian cause.
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Joseph McCarthy essentially held the country's news media hostage — not that the news media minded too much — with tantalizing references to his supposed lists of communist spies, traitors who comprised a network of underground subversives, working to erode the moral foundations of American life.
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But that is one of the problems that I think we have as social democrats: anyone from the right who takes some of our ideas is a smart person, but if we social democrats take a leaf out of their book, we are traitors.
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It put the country on a permanent war footing, justifying the state's poverty as necessary to maintain its massive military, justifying its oppression as rooting out internal traitors and propping up its legitimacy with the rally-around-the-flag nationalism that often comes during wartime.
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The burglary, on March 8, 1971, at the F.B.I. office in an apartment building across from the county courthouse in Media, Pa., prompted a debate over whether the perpetrators were traitors who wantonly exposed official secrets or heroic whistle-blowers who preserved civil liberties.
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But the images of hanged politicians, and the implication that they were traitors to Poland, have raised haunting questions in this country, which suffered from fascism and communism in the 20th century and was the site of numerous atrocities, including the mass murder of Jews.
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We are traitors to our country's divisive rhetoric, filled with militarism, hatred, blood lust and warmongering, just as we stand opposed to yours, which threatens not only us, but also your neighbors — that is, your own brothers and sisters, and even your own people.
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What could be more logical than taxpayers' patriotic plea that their federal, state and municipal governments consider removing, from public property, tributes to traitors loyal to the Confederate States of America who took up arms against the United States to perpetuate the institution of slavery?
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As his nation's misery came to infect the rest of southern Africa, Mr. Mugabe offered other African leaders a quandary: How could they oppose his policies or pressure him toward change without being seen by their own followers as traitors to the anticolonial cause?
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US military officials have told CNN that the US has sent Special Operations Forces to partner with US-backed Syrian forces along the Euphrates River and Assad's regime has called the Syrian Democratic Forces traitors and has vowed to eject US troops from the country.
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Like the old Soviet Union, today's Russia uses covert action to destabilize regimes, launches disinformation campaigns to confuse public opinion in democracies and, as we've recently seen in the United Kingdom, employs assassinations known as "wet operations" against individuals the Kremlin believes to be traitors.
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They're quick to pull support from "traitors" willing to work across the aisle, urging party leaders to strip them of plum committee assignments or threaten a primary challenge from a candidate who passes the purity tests demanded by the resister wing of their party.
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It fell to Senator Jeff Flake, the lame-duck Arizona Republican who has emerged as a prime nemesis of Mr. Trump, to point out the novelty of an American president branding members of the other party as traitors because they did not celebrate him.
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