Sentences with phrase «called treason»

Something very wrong here... it is called TREASON.

I'd have to say that was how I was pulled out of liberalism and after reading none Dare Call It Conspiracy by Gary Allen, I kept reading more and more, None Dare Call It Treason, etc, and eventually had to face that my liberal beliefs had no foundation (the Rockefellers are near the top of the pile and they buy everyone on both sides, right and left).

Not exact matches

For Trump in particular, complete transparency could backfire by amplifying suspicion and further escalating calls for his impeachment on allegations of obstructing justice, accepting gifts from foreign powers, or treason.

i was just there they call Joseph Smith a martyr... wasn't he gunned down in a jail house faces charges for treason because he called to arms against his country?

They still call them Martyrs despite their cromes of Treason, Child Molestation and thefti

In a slim but marvelously written new book called The Degaev Affair: Terror and Treason in Tsarist Russia, Richard Pipes, the well - known historian of the Russian Revolution at Harvard, has gathered what little can be discovered about Degaev's life.

The essays gathered in The Twilight of the Intellectuals, most of which were first published in the New Criterion, constitute a mordant retrospective on what Julien Benda early in the twentieth century called la trahison des clercs — the treason committed by modern intellectuals (who were mostly middle - class writers, scholars, and artists) against the principles and institutions that had nurtured them.

1857 Brithish were defeated by Muslim and hindu forces and they retreated to Lahnow for help from Shiite Muslims and hindu, criminal Sikh's of Punjab, They were reinforced by hindu criminal forces of Sikh and Shiite forces and attacked Shah Jahan Abad, New dehli, Muslim and hindu forces were defeated because of hinduism, treason of these hindu criminal, pagan's and so called Muslim shiits.

When a nation's principles are violated, it's called «treason».

I agree that not all is rosy in our club but calling the board and Wenger thieves and liars is tantamount to heresy and treason as far as I am concerned!

He told the Daily Telegraph that he stood by his call for the execution of his rivals for treason, saying: «that is the old English law is it not?»

MONTICELLO — Gov. Andrew Cuomo called out the New York representatives who voted in favor of the House Republican's tax bill on Thursday, likening their act to treason.

Flynn, Manafort, Don Jr, Goober Sessions, Wilbur Ross, Tillerson, Jared... with all that has come out already maybe we should call this investigation of TREASON a «Which hunt!»

Later, during an interview on NY1, the governor called it «a modern day form of treason.»

Former President Jerry Rawlings has called for cool heads and the rule of law to prevail in the matter of Koku Anyidoho's arrest for treason.

«I think it's modern day treason against the state,» Cuomo said in a joint conference call Friday with California Gov. Jerry Brown.

Beria, for example, tries to gain favor with Molotov by releasing his wife from prison on treason charges, leading to a paradox: She deserved to be in prison, because Stalin ordered it, but to call her a traitor is to go against the decision of the party, which Stalin claimed to hold higher than himself.

LESSON # 2: WHAT DIFFERENTIATES PATRIOTISM AND TREASON — Public opinion shows that one majority calls Edward Snowden a «patriot» worthy of pardon while another one deems him a «traitor» deserving of hanging in the public square.

31 May: The Calders sponsor an ad in the New York Times calling for Richard Nixon's impeachment: Upon the Impeachment of Richard Nixon, «for high crimes and misdemeanors, the Constitution of the United States, provides that he, among others shall be removed from office... for conviction of, treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors.»

There were calls for treason charges following the London bombings in 2005.

What this hypothetical president is calling for is unconstitutional, is almost certainly grounds for impeachment, and may even be criminal, but treason it ain't.

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THE FACTS: No treason prosecution is underway against the former president «and any liberals or Democrats» working to undermine President Donald Trump, despite the claims of a piece on a site called conservativefighters.