Filmmaker Saad Jubran gave Jordanian viewers who are dealing these days with similar tribal crimes a rare look at the human side of these violent tribal squabbles.
When Bashar al-Assad's father, Hafez, came to power through yet another violent army squabble leading to his coup of 1970, an alarming cult of the leader was systematically formed around him, modelled on Ceausescu.
A Fort Greene woman was shot and killed early yesterday in what investigators say was a domestic squabble that turned violent.
Add to that continued squabbles at their shows, a violent racist attack upon guitarist Lynval Golding and issues with drink and drugs within the group, the Specials' second album More Specials couldn't help but reflect this inner turbulence.
Yet the squabble on the high seas is less violent than last year, when a Sea Shepherd vessel collided with the Nisshin Maru, broke in two, and sank.
In Sweet Mambo, lovers' squabbles and seductions are staged in a series of violent, comical and poignant vignettes.
He allows him to make the daily rounds of the platoons under his command — six-man crews that deal in crack cocaine — and try to sort out the petty squabbles and mistakes endemic in a criminal enterprise comprising 250 underpaid, uneducated and violent soldiers.
It baffles me that the current human vision of our future is some romanticized, highly charged, exciting, violent Mad Max world but in reality it will be more like The Road with people squabbling around in bunkers killing each other for a morsel of food.
A veteran leader of the BNP says that, should his party boycott the next election, 20 days of street protests by BNP supporters would then be followed by violent attacks by his party workers on their rivals.The shame of it all is how little heed the squabbling politicians pay to what should matter more: keeping the economy growing and reducing poverty further.
