America: But we've told you that if a made-in-Pakistan terrorist act is committed in the United States, the American people will demand retaliation.
(Two weeks later, Iran's conservative-led parliament passed a resolution demanding "retaliation" by Iran's government in the event of any coercive inspections of Iranian ships by foreign navies).
While furious US senators were demanding retaliation against cut-price Chinese exports last week, the latest news from Beijing suggested they should be careful what they wish for.
"Fending off the crowds who demand revenge and retaliation and insist on a human bombing operation — that becomes our biggest problem!" Hamas and Islamic Jihad recruit youths for potential leadership positions in the organizations, but their military wings rely on volunteers for martyrdom operations.
In Washington, President Roosevelt Mr. Voightt) demands immediate retaliation, ushering in a longish third section of movie.
"In this circumstance, if a major incident were to take place it would create a situation where the government would be under tremendous pressure," he said, adding that Mr. Advani would likely be among those demanding swift retaliation.
And the federal inquiry, to the mayor, represented a frontal attack that demanded a full-throttle retaliation.
Asked if he feared retaliation, he demanded, "Do you think what happened to New York, Madrid and London could not happen to us?" He said he would not talk as president to Hamas or to Iran, both of which he said want "to scrape Israel from the map".
Following the defeat, Senate Republicans demanded Cleveland enforce the Retaliation Act, but he declined to do so.
In retaliation, another demanded that Filipina women needed "satisfying sex," which could only be achieved with easy access to contraceptives.
