In response to a wave of opposition demands that he apologize for his failings as chancellor of the exchequer, he has insisted that Britain's financial woes, and the world's, came "from America," as though Britain was as much a victim as it was a perpetrator of its ills through the venality of its own financial institutions and its failures of regulatory oversight.
The perpetrators of it are now guests of the state of Arizona.
The WHO definition on violence highlights the word "intentionality" of the perpetrator irrespective of its outcome.
It turns the mirror back on us, making us momentary doubles for both the perpetrators of evil and its victims.
It's gone, all of it burned to the ground by Muslims who, in this film, are always the perpetrators of violence, never its victims.
"It will be in the national interest to arrest the perpetrators of this crime," its chairman, Yaw Boadu-Ayeboafo, said in a statement.
Europe 1 radio said it would not reproduce photographs of perpetrators of terrorist killings on its website and would not broadcast their names.
The security services are both victims and perpetrators of the chaos.For all its oil-fuelled bravado, the Kremlin all too often fails to meet its people's basic needs, relying instead on outside agencies and charities (it routinely accuses the latter of espionage).
By contrast, blast fishing brings a benefit to its perpetrators of some $15,000 per square kilometre but they, of course, do not pay any of the costs.And therein lies the rub.
In his latest book Solzhenitsyn, 84, deals with one of the last taboos of the communist revolution: that Jews were as much perpetrators of the repression as its victims.
