The employee continues shouting as she is escorted away by a co-worker, while a man in a McDonald's uniform steps up to the counter and addresses the belligerent customer.
Like almost everything that emanates from Trump, his inaugural address was mocking, belligerent and triumphalist.
And in his belligerent state-of-the-nation address on November 5th Mr Medvedev threatened to station short-range missiles in the Kaliningrad region, aiming them at Europe, unless America backed off from its plan to put a missile-defence system into eastern Europe.But the parallels with the cold war are misleading.
The actual tragedy of the medical profession he addresses in a long, ingenious, belligerent and sometimes passionate preface to the play.
Given this situation, we address a solemn appeal to the belligerents to respect and protect the cultural heritage property held in Timbuktu, including elements of the World Heritage List of UNESCO and ancient manuscript collections in libraries, in accordance with the International Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the event of conflict.
Nevertheless, the content of his address served to reiterate the more nationalistic and belligerent aspects of Trump's campaign platform: his proposed restrictions on immigration, willingness to use brutal tactics to achieve his foreign policy goals, and a doubling down on the angry rhetoric Republicans like to level at "radical Islamic terrorism".
Earlier in the day, addressing troops in Kashmir, he struck a more belligerent tone, saying that if it is attacked, Pakistan "will unleash a storm and nobody will be able to stop it".
Senior officials in France and Germany say Europe needs new security concepts that address the rise of China, the return of Russia as a belligerent actor and the disengagement of the United States.
In this impassioned and erudite critique of historical thinking, Cannadine addresses the impulse to "sunder all the peoples of the world into belligerent collectivities".
They had lavish living quarters and… Lardner, son of the sainted Ring, was a twenty-nine-year-old boxing writer and Newsweek columnist when, in 1943, he went to Australia, New Guinea, and Papua… In this impassioned and erudite critique of historical thinking, Cannadine addresses the impulse to "sunder all the peoples of the world into belligerent collectivities".
