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persistent in the pursuit of two great objectives.  First, we will shut down terrorist camps, disrupt terrorist plans, and bring terrorists to justice.  And, second, we must prevent the terrorists and regimes who seek chemical, biological or nuclear weapons from threatening the United States and the world. » Jonathan « Parce que si vous avez l'intention de déraciner le terrorisme (...), il n'y a qu'une seule règle tuer. » -la pseudo-morale humaniste: « No nation owns these aspirations, and no

apprentissage – placer qqun en (chez) : to apprentice somebody (to) l’après-guerre : the post-war period d’après-guère : post-war (a post-war building) aquarelle : watercolour (US : watercolor) arbalète : cross-bow arbalétrier : cross-bowman arc : (weapon) bow arc anglais : long bow archer : archer archerie : archery arc : (archi) arch arc angulaire : triangular arch arc brisé, aigu : gothic, pointed arch arc ébrasé : splayed arch arc de triomphe : triumphal arch arc en fer à cheval, outre-passé :

can be considered that when some product is classified as a dual-use product (a strategic product or technology - an item which can be used for both civil and military purposes), it can be used as a part of a weapon or in the manufacturing of weapons. Still almost any item can be used as a weapon if one has the intention, and therefore almost any item could also be classified as a dual-use item. Therefore the whole concept of dual-use products is somewhat problematic and should be used only for products

warfare” according to Roger Trinquier Trinquier’s thinking lies within the scope of the Cold War. According to him, subversion and terrorism are weapons used by the USSR to conquer territories without risking a total war. The purpose is to establish regimes that obey orders, while controlling the population and no longer the territory. Against such weapons, conventional armed forces and ordinary laws of democracies are powerless. They should be adapted. On the one hand, the armed forces have to learn

the United States had allied with Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, and the United Kingdom to form the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). On June 25, 1950, armed with Soviet weapons and acting with Stalin's approval, North Korea's army invaded South Korea. Truman immediately secured a commitment from the United Nations to defend South Korea. The war lasted three years, and the final settlement left Korea divided. Soviet control

world by annihilating prosperous and exporting Indian textile industry. This country is England of the first half of XIX °, become, by beginning with the textile industry, the main world economic power. The real strategy: the free exchange as the war weapon. Two hundred later, China replaced England. With the same results, in two nuances : useless to send us gunboats to force the opening of markets, we open them voluntarily; and it is not the Asian industry which is swept for the benefit of the west

chairman of the Carter Center in Atlanta and Prix Nobel de la paix 2002 Nobel utilise la doctrine de Saint Augustine. .Voir the New York Times, 10 Mars 2003. Voir aussi Saint Thomas D'Aquin, La Somme Théologique, 1266-1273. 3- B.Lemennicier 2003 "Nuclear Weapons: Proliferation or Monopoly ? " in Production of Defense: Public or Private ? ed.H.H.Hoppe ( to be published) 4- J.Rawls 1999 The Law of Peoples, Harvard University Press, pp. 93, footnote 6. 5- See Alain Madelin, Bernard Kouchner or André Gluskman

Post -- this only makes my point stronger. Since when do we ban people in a democracy from displaying symbols that communicate their political viewpoints -- whether these are, say, pro-gay rights ribbons, or the peace signs of those who oppose nuclear weapons?" 4 Discrimination: Can a ban help fight discrimination? Or would it hurt it? Yes Banning wearing religious symbols makes discrimination more difficult "Chirac: Ban headscarves in schools". CNN.com. December 17, 2003 - "If we are talking

has had consequence on the domestic as well as on the foreign policy. Today, especially after September 11, we know Americans are getting more and more paranoid (from the inside with terrorists, from the outside with terrorism and nuclear, biological weapons). Thus President Bush had the Patriot Act voted in 2001 (everybody might be suspected of treason and consequently listened to, spied on….) The article reminds the reader of the first part of a little cartoon (in South Park style) explaining

only thirteen days. But those thirteen, terrifying days make up the world’s closest brush with the threat of nuclear war. There were several events that unfolded during the Cuban Missile Crisis. First, on October 14, 1962, U.S. spy planes flying over Cuba spotted Soviet missile installations under construction. The missiles were intermediate- and medium-range; they could carry nuclear weapons within the range of U.S. cities—putting the people of New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles at risk. After considering