A1 Pope Benedict XVI condemned terrorism and, in an apparent reference to charges that the United States has tortured terror suspects, lack of respect for international law.
This was presumably a reference to charges by the International Criminal Court in The Hague, which in June issued arrest warrants for Colonel Qaddafi, Seif al-Islam el-Qaddafi and Libya's intelligence chief, Abdullah Senussi, accusing them of crimes against humanity.
Lions, tigers, elephants and other wild animals do not perform voluntarily; there is no "unquestionable majesty" in behavior that is a result of being severely abused into submission (which merits just a passing reference to charges of exploitation made by animal protection groups).
"Everything that we do and everything that we say will be based on evidence," he said, an apparent reference to charges that in the past politics trumped science at NCI.
"I think I got some bad breaks," Houston said in reference to the charging calls.
This turned out to be a reference to the clique charged with renovating the MBR.It is Mr Chavez's habit to alternate incendiary talk with conciliatory gestures.
But it was also a reference to the highly charged issue of the president's birth, which has been questioned by some conservatives, including some who campaigned with Romney.
I was really scared," said Turner in reference to the charge by mounted police.
Later, after another reference to "baton-charges", we hear about the young Charles Haughey and his gun running.
On Monday, Brown alluded to "controversial situations" in his life, undoubtedly a reference to several charges of violence toward women.
