Greenpeace has never been popular with governments; in fact, its activists strain to be unpopular, stopping aircraft from taking off, busting into power stations, or breaking the law in other ways.
The fallout of Israel's killing of activists, the straining of ties with its erstwhile ally Turkey, the international condemnation which Netanyahu's government has earned, and the UN's call for an end to the siege of Gaza will all ultimately further derail, if not entirely torpedo any remnants of the laughable peace process.
Remember that Washington, DC, besides being the dastardly nexus of devil worshipping Masonic lobbyists and their whoring Congressional counterparts, also birthed a highly influential strain of activist punk and underground bands under Barry.
Relations with local Labour activists are severely strained after she backed the invasion of Iraq, but she could have a much bigger problem with the electorate.
He said that while there are radical activists in other religions, the Islamic strain is "not the province of a few extremists".
Speaking to a meeting of Unite activists, Mr McCluskey said strains in the link between Labour and the unions had been building up since the advent of New Labour, when many in the movement felt sidelined.
It would obviously and inevitably impose strain on the coalition, not least because Liberal Democrat activists regard this as something of a totem pole.
It was against this backdrop – with people buckling under the strain of fitness-for-work WCA tests and escalating benefit sanctions – that activists sought help beyond the UK.
Grisham's arguments mirror those of legal analysts and human rights activists who have brought up a variety of concerns about the procedure, including the strain it puts on corrections personnel and potential problems with the drugs. .
Another is comparing the smell of a lemon equinox strain and a Jack Herer, a medicinal sativa strain named after a famous cannabis decriminalisation activist.
