1. Don't Argue, Fight or Start a War - Mars rules War.
Jesus had promised the inauguration of a new age the kingdom of God but the Romans continued to rule; wars, injustice, oppression, and violence continued unabated, the evildoers continued to flourish, and the meek and poor continued to suffer.
Yet another player in the Bush administration's break-all-the-rules war against terrorism is trying to evade accountability.
This dependency on the diaspora is part of a longer story in the country's history, marked by changes in colonial rule, war, genocide, civil unrest, and mass migration.
The more accurate picture, he argues, is that Germans do not rule war out as a last resort but they have learned to think especially carefully before rushing into it.
Through October, the Singapore Art Museum, in a beautifully restored former Catholic boys school, is showing "Imaging the Century," an exhibition of paintings tracing Southeast Asia's history -- colonial rule, war and revolution, independence and social change.
These rules include: "Wars should only be fought in response to aggression"; and "During war, non-combatants should not be directly targeted with lethal violence".
(Second greatest because, reminder, Star Trek rules, Star Wars drools).
"Even if you think the war is illegal, the rules of war still apply".
Known as the Lieber Code, this document would serve as the basis for the rules of war for Union soldiers throughout the war.
