A brutal civil war in Syria – the latest evidence of which were pictures this week of starving children – has brought anarchy to that country and to neighbouring Iraq.
The J.M.P.'s leaders apparently feared that an abrupt end to Saleh's rule would bring anarchy, and they did not seem to believe that they were cohesive enough themselves to run the Yemeni state.
There was a strange conversation with David Icke who exhorted us all to bring anarchy to the streets by leaving our wheelie bins on the pavements, and a daft chat with Noel Fielding.
The paper told a story of "far-left activists p lotting to bring anarchy and violence to the streets of Britain by hijacking peaceful anti-austerity marches".
"At this point, the most urgent task at hand is to bring an end to war, to raging cross-border conflict that only brings anarchy, deeper polarization, more international armed interventions, heightened emotions, rage and recruitment videos for globalized jihadis".
God forbid that the Northern Alliance should ever return to the anarchy and lawlessness which it brought about when the Communist government fell" before the Taliban took over.
But "Witches" resolves what the Hillary encounter did not — without capitulating its anarchy, it brings into focus the show's stoned, political soul.
Part of his genius was precisely because of his rootedness in ordinary life, the world of pubs and buses, and low-grade lust and unreliable bodily functions, to which he brought an anarchy that crept up on you slowly but ended up in the wildest realms of zaniness.
Given that the film could just as well be called "Dumb, Dumber and Dumbest," it also brings its directors, Peter and Bobby Farrelly, full circle, back to the vaudeville anarchy and blunt slapstick antics of their expulsive debut.
"The clown brings us anarchy, freedom and intuition," Mr Polunin concludes.
