I'm originally Chinese from the Philippines and if it wasn't for General MacArthur "meddling in our affairs," the Philippines would still be under a Japanese dictatorship.
What could thousands of libertarians do if they moved, en masse, to one tiny state and tried their hardest to reduce taxes, regulation, and general government meddling in people's lives?
Yet the generals' persistent meddling in politics and the red lines they seem to draw around some of the thorniest subjects—such as Cyprus or the Kurds are among the biggest obstacles to Turkey becoming a full democracy.
Earlier leaks claimed that top Egyptian generals had meddled in the trial of Mohamed Morsi, the president whom Sisi ousted in 2013, and in the prosecution of policemen accused of gassing 37 prisoners to death inside a police truck.
On one side was the Mirror's "Corbyn: stop this meddling general"; the Indy's "Corbyn goes to war with head of military"; the i's "Corbyn takes aim at general over Trident comment"; and the Guardian's "Corbyn to complain over military interference".
WHEN Nawaz Sharif won a landslide election victory last year, many dared hope that Pakistan was entering a new, democratic era free of turmoil on the streets and of meddling generals.
Its precursor, Welfare, was the largest party in parliament when it was banned just months after being harried out of government by Turkey's meddling generals.Such constant upheaval has created a fractured and unrepresentative constellation of parties, and thus an unresponsive political system.
It was universal: that meddling mom".
Felix Zollicoffer, the Confederate commander of East Tennessee, believed that unionists like Brownlow and Johnson had drummed up the opposition, and that without their meddling the general population could be won over.
"But the higher principle of freedom of movement in general should not be meddled with.
