If you've ever yearned to live during the American Revolution, you'll most certainly want to watch this act of angry patriotism.
He argues that the West has become embroiled in a new cold war with Russia, and that Mr. Litvinenko's poisoning, whether authorized at the very top or not, was the act of an angry, newly ascendant Russia.
While President Obama cannot be blamed for the violent act of an angry, frustrated, young man, it should be obvious to everyone by now that President Obama has failed to show leadership on this issue.
Terrorism experts emphasized that, in general, the greatest risk to American companies still lay not in some catastrophic followup to the events of Sept. 11, but instead in smaller acts of violence by angry employees or small groups.
Some rallies seemed as much like street fairs as angry acts of resistance, with booksellers setting up stands and supporters of the presidential candidate Ralph Nader carrying banners.
The action, coming on top of the worst drought the Pacific Northwest has seen in many years, has left 1,400 farmers without water, ruined crops on about 200,000 acres and inspired isolated acts of civil disobedience in which angry farmers have tried to reopen headgates blocking the water.
ACT UP has been portrayed as a cavalry of angry, single-minded, slogan-chanting, traffic-blocking attention seekers.
Unlike some other acts of their era, the Dells had no angry breakups and few personnel changes.
Dismayed by his passivity during the incident, his inability to help himself or his family, Hastings is manipulated by an angry detective into chaotic acts of revenge.
Too many angry men have committed acts of terrorism that resulted in reprisals and denunciations from the West.
