He made a scapegoat of Jack O'Callahan, one of the team's best defensemen -- with the plan, he admitted later, of causing the others to unite on O'Callahan's behalf.
They insisted on saying that Neda and I were members of a group with plans to cause these events".
Or to release someone strongly suspected of planning to cause casualties and who then goes on to commit an horrific offence?" Peers are expected to reject the 42-day plan in the autumn.
The footage, covertly recorded by the environmental group Greenpeace, captures the MP saying the independent anti-wind farm candidate, James Delingpole, had announced his candidacy as part of a "plan" to "cause some hassle" and drive the wind issue up the political agenda.
Right now, our plans are causing plenty of controversy.
But the size of the proposed leagues, and a lack of detail in the plans, is causing some concern among clubs.
In addition to an aging system and fiscal problems, there are a number of other problems: traffic between large cities often runs at more than 120 percent of planned capacity, causing trains to travel more slowly and tracks to wear out faster than intended.
But, in principle, the reform looks both more palatable and pragmatic than elevating groups of GPs into the main purchasers of medical services, a plan still causing sharp intakes of breath in and around Whitehall.
Last year, however, a number of such plans started failing, causing pain to a large food-chain of investors, builders and lenders.
Several previous Republican bills were doomed by the Congressional Budget Office, which issued analyses detailing how the plans would cause tens of millions of Americans to lose their health-insurance coverage.
