As this paper reported florists have been forced to remove arrangements rejoicing in the games, cafés ordered not to refer to the torch or arrange bagels in seditious ways to replicate the official circles, and other shops obliged to remove even the smallest, sweetest symbol of the fact that their country is hosting the Games and they are proud.
Conversely, the center has taken a proactive approach to radicalization amongst their members, immediately reporting hints of seditious activity to the FBI before the ideology has an opportunity to take root. .
Hunt was the first to publish the "Cockney" Keats, to give space to the "seditious" Shelley and to defend the notorious Byron.
Those who stood to defend union strength and the post-war social democratic settlement were seditious outsiders, to be destroyed in a domestic reprise of her Falklands campaign against the Argentinian dictator General Galtieri.
The day of Watkins' interview, nine people appeared in court in Detroit, members of an offshoot of McVeigh's Michigan militia called Hutaree, charged with "seditious conspiracy" to kill a police officer and then bomb the funeral cortege, in order to spark insurrection akin to that sought by McVeigh.
Over the past several weeks, federal prosecutors have weighed whether to seek a conspiracy indictment against Mr. Moussaoui, including the possible charge of "seditious conspiracy to levy war against the United States".
Does it seem silly to think that employees at the Florida DEP worried about being turned in for seditious thinking to Governor Scott, who hovers over them scrutinizing their faces for hints of thoughtcrime?
Another senior government official said tonight that one possible charge against Mr. Moussaoui was "seditious conspiracy to levy war against the United States".
It was further evidence that the Prime Minister, in his third term and facing the greatest challenges since he first took power over a decade ago, views all dissent as a seditious threat to his authority.
And in 2010 Gordon Brown sent him to the House of Lords where, as Baron Bannside, he ended his political career, having moved in almost half a century from a stroppy, seditious Savonarola to an admired and even loved elder statesman.
