Without this vital ally, Tehran will find it more difficult to foment discord in the Arab world.
However, anti-evolutionists continue to foment discord at local levels, where opposition to the teaching of evolution can be presented without strong resistance.
At any rate, five of the new arrivals "were trouble from the start," constantly complaining and generally fomenting discord.
But Sabo, the self-described libertarian street artist who put up the posters, is hoping to foment discord among the Democrats.
Worse, the president and his allies had reached into people's spiritual lives, lecturing a conservative nation on belief while fomenting discord between Muslims and Christians, he said.
Facebook's general counsel, Colin Stretch, testified that Russian activity had continued after the election "fomenting discord about the validity" of Trump's victory.
Facebook's recent revelations that it sold thousands of ads to a Russian troll operation seeking to foment discord during last year's elections have led its executives to pledge cooperation with U.S. investigators.
Mr Yusuf says he "cannot function" without foreign military back-up, which is probably true, but the peacekeepers could themselves create problems.One of the five African nations offering to send troops is Ethiopia, a neighbour with a long history of fomenting discord in Somalia.
Although the next vote is five months away, Ayatollah Khamenei and his subordinates have been warning that Iran's domestic and foreign enemies will use the campaign to foment discord in attempts to subvert the Islamist government that has been in power since the 1979 revolution.
In McMullin's view, the forces that drove the British vote to leave the European Union and have aided the rise of Trump are part of the "same movement, fueled largely by the Russians who seek to destabilize eastern and western Europe as well as North America through fomenting discord between different racial groups, different ethnic groups and different religious groups".
In many of the current domestic flash points — over guns and geography, race and gender, religion and institutions — the nation's cultural, political and even economic leaders often seem more interested in fomenting discord than in rallying us around a shared battle plan.
