Once the world knows who gave the deadly orders, justice will decapitate the old regime.
But the Army doesn't need sentimental generals; it needs generals who can give the kind of difficult and deadly orders that win wars.
"It must be Friday night because word leaks of yet another deadly executive order by President Obama," said Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, calling Mr. Obama's intention "a slap in the face to Americans who believe in the dignity of all human life".
Unless we put generals in command who aren't sentimental, generals who are willing and able to give the deadly serious orders to accomplish the mission they are given, who know that men die for a cause and not for them, we will get no respect from friend or foe in Afghanistan, and we may as well pack up our stuff and go home.
In some cases, limbs had to be amputated without anesthetics (avoided because of its potential to cause a deadly coma) in order to free those trapped under rubble.
Did you ever, in your entire life, take a 1,700 mile trek through a desert (full of dangerous terrain and other deadly risks) in order to live here?
- The Republican candidate for a position as county sheriff in New Hampshire would totally use "deadly force" in order to stop abortions.
At the moment I heard this, the natural order involved deadly floods and deadly winds, a devastating storm that had already cost dozens of lives and which was being resisted only thanks to the very scientific and technological realm that Renoir viewed with suspicion.
Dean Burnett doesn't actually condone the use of potentially-deadly weapons in order to make needless political points.
In January 2013, on the 20th anniversary of the arrest of "Toto" Riina, who ordered deadly bomb attacks against magistrates in 1992, Leoluchina Savona, Corleone's mayor, apologised "in the name of all the people of Corleone" for all the blood that had been spilt by local mobsters.
