"Here we have an admitted child molester, until recently one of the most powerful officials in the Belgian Catholic Church, brazenly blaming his young victims for his twisted crimes".
But the German dictator would brazenly blame his opponents for criminal acts his followers committed.
Yet a panicky Mr. de la Madrid abruptly halted the vote count, blaming computer failures, and brazenly proclaimed a Salinas victory.
Which might seem like a bulletproof defense to King Mohammed, but actually almost makes things worse; how can a population support a king who carelessly releases pedophiles from incarceration without even checking their crimes, before brazenly shifting the blame wherever he can?
The plot turns on a seemingly petty feud in which a disgruntled woman sets herself on fire and then blames her neighbors, two of whom wind up jail, where they are brazenly extorted by a legal system that thrives on corruption.
When shootings like this happened in the past — and they have, sometimes deadly but almost never as brazenly — they often prompted a debate about street culture and violence, about the rolling crowds that form on such occasions and how much they may be to blame for what goes on in their orbit.
