In June former Liberian president Charles Taylor went on trial in The Hague for having instigated war crimes in Sierra Leone.
Tribal loyalties and deep but misguided faith in religious leaders who instigate wars against the infidels, compounded with an authoritarian ruler thriving on corruption, cruelty and divide-and-rule policy, all point to Yemen as another Afghanistan in the making.
Human desires, especially for the Earth's diminishing supply of resources, will still instigate wars for some time to come, but neither human courage nor human bloodlust will carry the day on the battlefield.
The tried-and-true scheme of militarism, "external threats or enemies," to instigate wars and international tensions continues to this day.
Mr. Vishinsky has complained that the Western world is instigating war.
Many in the West believe that the Soviet is instigating war.
That though we will not abide injustice we will not instigate war".
Wałęsa has been criticized for a confrontational style and for instigating "war at the top," whereby former Solidarity allies clashed with one another, causing annual changes of government.
Erdogan's speech was meant for one reason, according to Aktas: to instigate war with the Kurds and foster chaos for his own benefit.
The Austro-Hungarian high command, wary of instigating war with Great Britain, ordered the fleet to avoid the British ships, and to only openly support the Germans while they were in Austro-Hungarian waters.
Israel fought a war to protect its citizens; Hamas instigated a war and then sacrificed its citizens as casualties of that war, which, under international law, is itself a war crime.
