Sentences with phrase «treason because»

People who support the «global warming» hoax should be hanged for treason because they will be responsible for global taxation and removal of national sovereignty in many developed nations.

Keep that in mind the next time some politician says Donald Trump Jr. is guilty of treason because he met with some Russian, or Preet Bharara takes a swipe at the president.

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?

Not exact matches

Treason may be punishable by death not because it attacks the state, but because it undermines the state's ability to protect its citizens, particularly from foreign attacks.

Christmas is the opening act of a story that ends with a crucified and risen messiah, executed for treason, who conquered the devil by being conquered, who reigns victorious because He suffered, who embraced the blind and lame, Jew and Gentile, immigrant and citizen, female and male — who bids us to come die with him.

One view of this fear of treason is that Americans have received such a shock because of the revelation of actual cases of Communist - inspired treason that they are now a wounded people and need to be dealt with very gently.

The gallant Bayazid, surnamed the Thunderbolt because he was as quick as lightning and could strike a blow like a thunderbolt, rushed to meet him, but he was defeated and taken prisoner at Ankara due to the treason of some of his officers who deserted to the enemy.

The Inquisition was intended to root out religious dissent, but primarily because religious dissent meant treason.

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.

It needed some courage and some naivete to set about cutting them: courage because to cut some of them was defined, ultimately, as treason; naivete because many people had attempted the job before and had failed.

Did the boss drop Ospina from his 18 man squad because of the treason?

They tacked on the additional phrase because George Mason worried that «treason or bribery» was insufficient for removing a president who began to display dictatorial tendencies.

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.

You are dangerously deluded — and you should be locked up and charged with treason... because you are helping our enemies and destroying our great nation».

It's because Prince John's England is so deeply unjust that we condone certain actions there that we would normally condemn, like certain kinds of robbery and treason.