"But the way he's gone about trying to strengthen the court is dangerous and could bring the judiciary into general discredit".
Like "the mind of God," scientific assessment of troubled, conflict-ridden situations would persuasively reveal humanity's general interests, discrediting pursuit of partisan, particular interests.
Democratic partisans have raised questions about only one of the stories - the only one that happened to be also published by the Washington Post (and presumably vetted by multiple Post editors and journalists) - in order to claim that an alleged inaccuracy in it means our journalism in general is discredited.
In general, in fact, discredited ways of talking and thinking about art are back in fashion.
In the past year, for instance, he has started to allow the attorney general's office to discredit or silence opponents by threats of investigations and indictments.
"A trial is needed to show how the army really behaved, but now it is just intended to discredit Communism," General Tuczapski said.
But General Khalaf sought to discredit the most serious of the allegations made earlier by Iraqi officials, saying there was no evidence that the suspects were in the early stages of planning a coup against Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki.
And many say that the pretenders to that role, including the party's secretary general, Hi romu Nonaka, discredited themselves and the party's secretive system of choosing leaders through their selection of Mr. Mori last April.
It was an unbearably poignant gesture, and it does no discredit to General Truscott to recall that he was far from unsentimental; indeed, if I had to send a son to war, I would hope he had a commanding officer capable of such feelings.
The images appeared to be genuine, discrediting the generals' claims that the brothers had committed suicide.
