Since his capture, made possible because of the intervention of British forces, Britain and other nations have called for the rebel leader to be tried for war crimes.
He followed "Topper" with several more brittle fantasies about hidebound humans who learn to live with gusto thanks to the intervention of supernatural forces.
His typical protagonists are youthful victims of repression who are liberated from their isolation by the intervention of superhuman forces or by the development of their abnormal powers.
The proposal for the large-scale intervention of foreign forces was the centerpiece of debates yesterday in the United Nations General Assembly and among delegates from the six nations that border Afghanistan, plus the United States and Russia.
Additionally, there may be a concern that the ICC appear to have a political agenda by timing the decision to open an investigation so closely to the intervention of foreign forces.
The officer, who is not identified, wrote that only the intervention of Special Forces officers stopped him from killing Mr. Khadr, who was shot in the back during his capture.
"They also have a single goal: "the destruction of civilization, giving rise to Islamophobia and creating a fertile ground for further intervention of foreign forces in our region," he said, insisting that its leaders were not followers of Islam and scolding the western media for repeatedly describing them so.
Their territorial advance was only halted by the intervention of French forces.
In 138 BC, Minyue invaded the Eastern Ou, prompting Eastern Ou to request the intervention of Han forces.
Bahrain, where the revolution was aborted one month after it broke out on 14 March 2011, with the intervention of the forces of the Gulf Cooperation Council, led by Saudi Arabia - on the grounds that since the population of Bahrain is predominantly Shiite, a victorious revolution would turn the country into Iran's step stool.
A formal appeal from the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) led to the intervention of U.S. forces; President Reagan also cited an allegedly regional threat posed by a Soviet-Cuban military build-up in the Caribbean and concern for the safety of several hundred American medical students at St . Georges University as adequate reasons to invade.
