In this game, the police claim to prevent nefarious terrorist plots, while in reality they're taking credit for foiling the same victimless crimes they themselves manufacture.
I am now studying law (well not at this moment, because I'm writing this article duh -all so that I can continue serving as a nefarious terrorist propaganduh -all consoirathat
I later learn that, before ascending to the heavens, he was a child soldier who was brainwashed by a nefarious terrorist, which explains why he is so moody now.
It was announced today that the 24th film in the long-running James Bond series will be named Spectre, after the nefarious terrorist organization that antagonized Sean Connery in the 1960s.
"The sudden influx of Boko Haram members into Lagos state points to the determination of the sect to extend its nefarious terrorist activities to the state and in fact, other parts of the country," he said.
That report, crafted by a panel chaired by Gerald Fink, a geneticist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, emerged out of worries that the results of some research, such as work on the transmissibility of pathogens, could be used for nefarious purposes by terrorists.
Obviously the vast pool of nefarious young people, terrorists, crack house builders, and ravers who are apparently poised to invade, once this Maginot Line of obscurity is breached, would never be able to find any vacant properties without the publication of this data.
While most information campaigns are benign, some may be deployed for nefarious purposes, including terrorist propaganda, political astroturf, and financial market manipulation.
The author of the new bill, Mike Rogers, the Republican chair of the House intelligence committee, has said it is aimed at tracking the nefarious activities of hackers, terrorists and foreign states, especially China.
"Ungoverned, undergoverned, misgoverned and contested areas" offer fertile grounds for terrorists and other nefarious groups, says the Pentagon's National Defence Strategy, issued last year.
