Mass murder

Franklin set sail from London on an elborately prepared expedition to conquer the elusive Arctic route, and were never heard from again. Poignant clues suggest the expedition became icebound, short on food, and that the stronger members resorted to murder and cannibalism. Or did their own provisions poison them? Now, 150 years later, a team of historians and forensic scientists journey to a bleak wilderness on a quest for the truth behind the Franklin mystery. SPEC NOTE = Ice Survivors: Following Sir

Saddam Hussein from his weapons of mass destruction which, they argued, posed an imminent threat to the security of the West. Given the alleged links between the Iraqi regime and known ‘terrorists’ the greatest danger in not overthrowing Saddam and removing the weapons was that they would end up being used on the Western homeland by terrorists. The attacks on New York and Washington on September 11, 2001 revealed the intent of terrorists to wreak havoc with the murder of innocent civilians. However

thought it not a bad idea for once to award the Prix Goncourt to a Negro. That was before ’39. 1961. Listen: ‘Let us waste no time in sterile litanies and nauseating mimicry. Leave this Europe where they are never done talking of Man, yet murder men everywhere they find them, at the corner of every one of their own streets, in all the corners of the globe. For centuries they have stifled almost the whole of humanity in the name of a so-called spiritual experience.’ The tone is new. Who dares

(f) insecurity La délinquance (juvénile) (juvenile) delinquency Le viol rape Le meurtre murder Une agression mugging, attack Le chantage blackmail La fraude fraud L’escroquerie (f) swindle Une émeute riot Une manifestation demonstration La bagarre fight, scuffle Le détournement de fonds embezzlement Un assassinat murder, attempted murder Homicide involontaire manslaughter Le crime passionnel crime of passion Le blanchiment money

insecurity La délinquance (juvénile) (juvenile) delinquency Le viol rape Le meurtre murder Une agression mugging, attack Le chantage blackmail La fraude fraud L’escroquerie (f) swindle Une émeute riot Une manifestation demonstration La bagarre fight, scuffle Le détournement de fonds embezzlement Un assassinat murder, attempted murder Homicide involontaire manslaughter Le crime passionnel crime of passion Le blanchiment

had failed, evacuation to the countryside was adopted to solve the problem. Hundreds of thousands people were taken out in shackles to dig their own mass graves. Then the Khmer Rouge soldiers beat them to death with iron bars and hoes or buried them alive. A Khmer Rouge extermination prison directive ordered, "Bullets are not to be wasted." These mass graves are often referred to as The Killing Fields. The Khmer Rouge also classified by religion and ethnic group. They abolished all religion and dispersed

la horde par ses fils coalisés ! Chaque individu aurait inconsciemment tendance à vouloir se punir pour une telle faute originelle ! Or, le phénomène contemporain de destruction absurde et d’autodestruction à l’image de la fréquence accrue des mass murder et des suicides semble confirmer la thèse audacieuse de Freud. Cependant, à mon sens la montée d’une véritable culture de la mort doit autant à la perte collective du sens qu’à la pulsion de mort à proprement parler… Sur un plan collectif, le

love is presented anew in each celebration of the Eucharist; and it is appropriate for the pastoral care of families to refer back to this sacramental fact as a reference point of fundamental importance," he added. "People who go to Mass -- and the celebration of Mass must also be facilitated for migrants and itinerant peoples -- find in the Eucharist a powerful allusion to their own family, their own marriage; and they are encouraged to live their lives from the point of view of faith, seeking in

pans.  Again, Winston returns to his diary: "Until they become conscious they will never rebel, and until after they have rebelled they cannot be conscious" (p. 70).  Winston thinks of Goldstein and the Brotherhood.  He remembers major revolts and mass executions.  In particular, he recalls the arrest and trials of three traitors: Jones, Aaronson, and Rutherford.  Wiston remembers seeing the three men in at the Chestnut Tree Café several years after the men were released by the Thought Police.  The

Economist, oct. 93. 75 Dominique Vinet – Basic English Grammar PRETERIT ET PLUS-QUE-PARFAIT + PASSIF SOLDIER GETS LIFE TERM FOR JOYRIDER MURDER A private in the Parachute Regiment yesterday (find) guilty of the murder of an 18-year-old girl (shoot) dead in a joyriding incident in West Belfast in 1990. Another private (find) guilty of attempted murder and of conspiracy (pervert) the course of justice. The court (tell) that a colleague (stamp) on his leg (make) it (look) as though he (strike)