I thought the British way was to ignore these idiosyncratic outbursts of nonsense, not set up counter-nonsense clubs.
And over the past decade, America has set up counter-terrorism and counter-piracy bases with 2,200 men and women.Most foreigners are warmly welcomed by President Ismail Guelleh, who is conspicuously seeking to model his country on Dubai.
Yet his imposing physique doesn't overshadow a keen football brain, with the youngster able to utilise space in the middle of the park as he seeks to break up attacks and set up counters for his side.
At Torkham, an open border point between Afghanistan and Pakistan where thousands of people cross annually, UNICEF and its partners have set up counters to monitor the movement of children and vaccinate those who need the two drops.
Joining in octaves and pulling apart, setting up counter-rhythms across the start-stop drum patterns, the guitarists, Brian Benoit and Ben Weinman, held fast to their arrangements, while playing close to a state of abandon.
Stronger international treaties need to be set up to counter the threat, they insist.
We'll also be exploring some of the initiatives that have been set up to counter these problems.
It is these sorts of insidious practices that the school admissions code was set up to counter.
To be sure is a rhetorical device to set up and counter the opposition after your initial point has been made.
Ukraine is playing catch up with Russia, which has mastered both covert and overt tactics – from investing in Russia Today's global expansion to the Sputnik news agency, set up to counter "aggressive propaganda" from the west.
Moreover, central banks, of all institutions, should not have forgotten their own history: the Bank of England spent much of the past three centuries fighting financial crises while the Fed was set up to counter them.
