An early ad said, "Donald Trump has brought us to the brink of nuclear war, obstructed justice, and taken money from foreign governments.
For more than a decade after the Persian Gulf war, he obstructed international inspectors' efforts to find and destroy such weapons, ensuring that United Nations sanctions that cost his country more than $100 billion would remain in place.
"Our people deserve better health care, better roads, better housing and a better standard of living … in the past, the civil wars have obstructed this.
Yates and Morton received reports that secret organizations allied with Democrats aimed to obstruct the war effort.
Lincoln was all too frequently frustrated to discover that some of those arrested were speaking against the war rather than actively obstructing enlistments.
Authorities believed such organization was the work of secret political societies that encouraged desertion and resisted the draft in order to obstruct the war effort.
They accuse the general, a former ally of Mr. Milosevic, who was in command during the war in Kosovo, of obstructing cooperation with the international community.
And he was already well aware of the problem of deserters: in December, he had discovered that soldiers in camps around Indianapolis were members of secret political organizations that aimed to obstruct the war effort and encourage desertion.
"I have been accused of having obstructed the war," he stated.
Moreover, we have come to recognize that just war language and thinking obstruct, if unintentionally, the development of tools and capacity for nonviolent forms of protection in dangerous situations, for nonviolent transformation of conflict, etc. - or considers them only as an adjunct to military action.
