But, since O'Neill wanted to go with an idolatry theory, he had to force remarks into a religious-sounding context.
The writer has tried to bring about circumstances or force out remarks so he could make his funny repartee, but somehow he is always foiled.
The Soviets also attempted to threaten the Albanians with force; Andrei Grechko, then Commander-in-chief of the Warsaw Treaty forces, remarked to an Albanian military delegation that they would not get military equipment agreed upon beforehand, saying, "You are only in the Warsaw Pact for the time being, anyway".
"If you add on top of that the effects of displacement, then you can begin to imagine the extra burden this puts in terms of child health, child malnutrition, and child protection – as militias continue to recruit children into their armed forces," remarked Mr. Bloomberg.
Last summer, reports of racially insensitive remarks forced out Hawks co-owner Bruce Levenson, who stepped down, and GM Danny Ferry, who was and remains suspended.
Stocks rallied in the United States on Thursday, with the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index rising 1.5 percent, but they have gyrated since Mr. Bernanke's remarks forced investors to consider a world with less Fed stimulus.
A Downing Street spokesperson said the government would also introduce measures to help savers hit by record low interest rates, after being forced to clarify remarks in the speech that appeared to criticise the Bank of England's policy of quantitative easing.
A day after he was forced to explain remarks he had made suggesting he was not fully supportive of the landmark Civil Rights Act of 1964, Mr. Paul set off yet another round of Twitter, cable television and e-mail chatter by lambasting President Obama and his aides for insisting that BP be held accountable -- and pay -- for the oil spill cleanup and damage.
- Bill O'Reilly forced to clarify remarks about murdered nuns.
