The Turkish government has previously denounced academics who have expressed opinions contrary to security policies of the government, as "traitors" and "terrorists without weapons".
However, an already worrying situation intensified when, contrary to security advice telling them to remain in the team hotel, the franchise decided to move the squad to the airport – only for the bus to become stuck in gridlocked traffic for more than an hour, with a minimal police escort and in full view of one of the bomb sites.
"It's also contrary to our security," Ben Rhodes, the White House's deputy national security advisor, said during an appearance on CNN.
Contrary to "With Security, Trade Center Faces New Isolation" (front page, May 17), illustrated with a photograph of construction barbed wire that will be long gone, the World Trade Center's campus security plan doesn't isolate the trade center from the Lower Manhattan community.
But the government is less happy about the law lords' views on a suspect's right to see the key evidence against him, even if disclosing it is deemed contrary to national security interests.
But its vague wording will, for example, allow the government to suspend transmission or, ultimately, withdraw a licence, for content which is "contrary to the security of the nation".
It also banned public rallies and trade union strikes that are deemed contrary to national security, as well as "seditious" words, defined as those spoken or written to try to create discontent among the citizenry.
The government's accusations against her include acting contrary to "national security", "propaganda against the state", and "membership" of the Defenders of Human Rights Centre, an organisation I founded in 2001.
The first casualty of the Israeli obsession is Israel's citizens, as its government is often pressured into taking actions contrary to its security needs.
Ahari, a leading activist with the Committee of Human Rights Reporters (CHRR), stands accused of "anti-regime propaganda" and "acts contrary to national security".
Releasing the memos, Mr. Cheney said, "was flatly contrary to the national security interest of the United States".
