Soon, the pleading black eyes of oil-soaked sea otters became the symbols of a broad wildlife massacre.
Like Kony, Bosco has commanded the abduction of children in broad daylight, rape, and systematic massacres.
This remains at the very centre of broader tension between China and Japan, with the Nanjing Massacre of 1937 a focal point.
By the eighteen-seventies, massacres were more often done in broad daylight.
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Mass internet surveillance could soon be legal in France after politicians approved broad counter-terrorism laws in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo massacre.
In 1973, when Richard Nixon infamously waged a "Saturday Night Massacre" of key Justice Department officials, he was met with broad, bipartisan scorn from across the media ecosystem.
After that massacre, the French president has set himself the task of building a broader coalition against Isis, giving it a more coherent agenda, and making it more effective, both militarily and diplomatically.
Pakistan has its own chronic problems with terrorists the December massacre in Peshawar brought that painfully home.The Pakistani authorities have influence over the Afghan Taliban, whose leaders enjoy broad protection in the Pakistani cities of Quetta, Karachi, Peshawar and elsewhere.
State and territory leaders are set to meet again on Friday to discuss a broader review of the National Firearms Agreement that was established by former the prime minister John Howard following the Port Arthur massacre.
And yet the massacres weaken his broader appeal as a "can-do" politician.
