A blogger named Paul Staines – who goes by Guido Fawkes, and who is, in his own way, somewhat odious – took a bit of pleasure in the defacement and so Perry, not understanding the Internet, plead the Sol Rosenberg defense and began threatening to sue everybody and get Staines sacked from the Sun.
"There is blood on the hands of other regimes who want to promote positive media coverage by walking down tomorrow's red carpet," said Denis MacShane, a Labour lawmaker and former Foreign Office minister, adding, "we are seeing crass insensitivity in allowing representatives of some of the world's most odious regimes take part in the royal wedding".
While it is difficult to raise ethical and legal questions about the demise of such a despised and odious murderer, taking him alive would have shown the world that we are not like them.
No doubt anti-Americanism can take odious forms, but pro-Americanism is almost more curious.
Even those of us who vigorously oppose Trump's odious rhetoric should take that approach, not because we are smarter than our opponents, but because we, too, love the poorly educated.
Some people master those skills quickly, but others find the process odious, especially for taking notes or composing e-mail messages longer than a few sentences.
For a Bondian opener he takes an odious senator's Corvette off a bridge, riding it down forever before peeling away by parachute.
The establishment left's failure to make this argument and its strange apologetics for Hussein are reminiscent, in fact, of the odious stand it once took on Hussein's hero.
Our young men and women in uniform did not join the military to take on the odious mission of gunning down unarmed Iraqis in the streets.
And I have to admit Correa's innovation in seeking financially sustainable ways to keep oil in the ground, and his pioneering of debt audits to take into account odious debt, have impressed me.
