Hence Trump's frequent verbal atrocities.
Atrocities were frequent, including the disgusting treatment of captives at Abu Ghraib.
It was the equivalent, in our own species, of dehumanising the enemy, a frequent prelude to an atrocity.
As more frequent disclosures of abuse and atrocities are made public it can only be a matter of time before those in power are forced to close Australia's offshore detention centres.
The third defendant is Khieu Samphan, 80, the head of state, whom Mr. Cayley accused of having thorough knowledge and involvement in the Khmer Rouge crimes despite his frequent claims to have been unaware of the atrocities taking place around him.
In the latest twist in two weeks of unusually frequent talk about Africa, warlords, and supposedly invisible atrocities, actor George Clooney was arrested Friday, during a protest in front of the Sudanese embassy in Washington, D.C. Clooney had been protesting the Sudanese government for its relentless bombing of two regions in Sudan, the Nuba Mountains and the state of Blue Nile.
But our capacity to hear about atrocities in real-time, coupled with our frequent exposure to bad news, activates an inborn cognitive bias in our brains that predisposes us to remember negative input more readily than positive.
But one thing is sure: if Mr Allawi fails to get a top job, bringing his group into government, the disaffected Sunni minority will make it much harder for the security forces to prevent the sort of atrocities that occurred this week and which, if they again become frequent, could plunge the country back into wholesale sectarian violence.
Waving white flags and green peace ribbons, the protesters marched under one simple slogan, No Mas! (No More!): no more kidnapping, no more atrocities, no more war.Exasperation has come to a head in part because the kidnappings have become so indiscriminate and frequent that ordinary Colombians feel increasingly vulnerable.
Atrocities have been widespread.
