We've had terrible threats.
In a statement on his website, John said he had met people in Moscow within the past month who had received terrible threats from vigilante groups.
His concluding chapter on the risks humanity faces is wise and bracing: he believes we "are alone in our Universe" but are capable of tackling terrible threats from cosmic accidents, or self-induced nuclear or climatic catastrophes.
The priest arrived in time to see our heads disappearing into the shrubs, and he hurled some terrible threats at us, and Durante shouted "Hah!" and clapped his left hand against his right biceps.
It is the United States' duty and its responsibility not just to protect itself but also to spread liberty, which is "God's gift to humanity," to every nation, to bring about "the end of terrible threats to the civilized world," and to be the guarantor of "the hopes of all mankind".
The scars from the financial crisis are still raw and unhealed; unemployment is a cruel scourge; and there are terrible threats to the country's internal and external security, with the future overshadowed by emerging superpowers and competitors.
