Biden also had these words for the Musharraf regime: "We have to make clear to the Pakistanis that, notwithstanding the fact that we need you very much right now... if you are going to continue to foment the terror that does exist in Kashmir, then you are operating against your own near-term interests, because that very viper can turn on you".
However, anti-evolutionists continue to foment discord at local levels, where opposition to the teaching of evolution can be presented without strong resistance.
Tehran continues to foment trouble in Syria, Lebanon, Iraq and Israel through Shiite proxies like Hezbollah (Washington. Post, Nov. 21, 2013, P. A19).
Should they continue to foment anarchy by causing a debt default, the ultimate costs are totally unpredictable -- except that they will be very large.
Conversely, when pressed by moderator Lester Holt innumerable times about the "birther" issue he continued to foment, Trump tried lamely to deflect his impropriety by blaming Hillary for starting the smear, an unproven insinuation, as Hillary never publicly did so.
Update: This piece by Imtiaz Gul posted on NPR and Foreign Policy underscores the point that the lack of transparency on the Obama administration's drone program has escalated the debate over its legality and will likely continue to foment anger in Pakistan and other countries where drones are striking.
That debate continues to foment dissension here at home because of the outcome of U.S. military actions in Iraq and Afghanistan, the U.S.'s lack of a strategy for dealing with the civil war in Syria, its turning of a blind eye to the military coup in Egypt, and, most recently, its strained relations with Russia.
In the context of long-standing social, political, and economic conditions that continue to foment lethal health crises such as the ongoing cholera epidemic, the earthquake emergency amounts to what has been termed an acute-on-chronic disaster.
The IDF would be unable to touch the Hamas leadership in Gaza, which is sure to continue efforts to foment unrest in the West Bank and drive a wedge into cooperation between the President Abbas's security forces and Israel.
Had we answered them in 2011, the United States would almost certainly have left well enough alone in Libya and avoided expensive, dangerous, and counterproductive entanglement there that continues to escalate, foment terrorism, and destabilize the region today.
