The statements were welcomed by Jewish settlers and other Israelis who have been urging a greater use of army firepower in the West Bank and Gaza.
Interrupting a live broadcast isn't ideal but someone has to raise awareness about what's happening to Sikhs Mr Gill said that while India portrays itself as the largest democracy in the world, a lot of its practices would be considered undemocratic, "especially the use of the army and police" towards protesters.
Coercive measures were generally the direct use of police, army, and other armed forces, while channeling took the form of various indirect restrictions on the methods, time, and resources of protest.
QUESTION FROM PEBBLECULTURE: Was it possible to find another solution to this conflict, one that didn't involve the use of army forces?
The use of army type all-wheel driven trucks on the forest roads gives good access to the forest area all during the year.
The police also suspect -- because of the similar methods and the use of army-issue explosives -- that the same group might have been involved in an attempted bomb attack on an Arab boys' school in East Jerusalem six weeks ago.
The use of private armies and "floating armouries" by shipping companies is also growing, according to War on Want.
The use of armies consisting mostly of cavalry continued among the Turkish people who founded the Ottoman Empire.
Mr. Calderón, a technocrat from Mexico's center-right party who began a six-year term in 2006, has used thousands of army troops and federal police officers in an offensive aimed at curbing the traffickers' increasing violence.
They are Tadrian, which manufacures tactical communications systems used by a number of armies, and the state-owned Rafael, which specializes in missiles as well as communications.
May said the UK had significant intelligence that the Syrian regime was responsible for the attack, including the use of an army helicopter and a barrel bomb to deliver the chemicals.
