On June 10, at American University in Washington, he sketched a vision of coexistence with the Soviet Union, strikingly at odds with the more bellicose messages of 1961 and 1962.
The state-controlled news media has broadcast an increasingly bellicose, xenophobic message assailing "the unprecedented interference of the international community," as an editorial in the state newspaper, Fraternité Matin, put it on Saturday.
Bayard disagreed with the bellicose tone of the message, which he attributed to an effort to satisfy Anglophobia among "Radical Republicans and the foolish Irishmen".
Even if Trump were welcome at the event, it would counteract the increasingly populist message of the bellicose billionaire.
The Navy wants to send the message to an increasingly bellicose Iran that closing down the Strait -- whether via mines or missile attacks -- will not be tolerated.
Finding Trump offensive and reassuring in equal measure Dale Winton, one-time host of Channel 5 endurance gameshow Touch the Truck, concludes, "I needed to separate the bellicose bluster from the assailant fiscal message".
I'm here because we think there is a short-term problem that we want to defuse.' I looked straight at Beg and said, 'General, our military has war-gamed every conceivable scenario between you and the Indians, and there isn't a single way you win.' " It was a tough message for a proud and bellicose Army chief of staff.
Foraker was impatient with McKinley's policy towards Spain, decrying the President's State of the Union communication to Congress in December 1897 and his so-called "war message", which some deemed insufficiently bellicose, in April 1898.
The actor continued to be a bellicose presence on social media, in March posting a racist message about Barack Obama.
Speaking at the Foreign Correspondents Clubb in Hong Kong, he said that "America's pivot is sending the wrong message" to its allies, encouraging them to "become more bellicose and provocative," according to Global Post.
