Nobody I know wilfully supports them, it's mostly out of fear or despair," said Najibullah, still glancing into the distance.
"The people who get sanctions are wilfully rejecting support for no good reason and if there were a reason … there is something known as 'good cause', so if that seemed true and genuine you'd have good cause there to not have a sanction, plus there is a process in place just to ensure we are getting it right".
"The people who get sanctions are wilfully rejecting support for no good reason," says Esther McVey the employment minister.
But this exceptionalism sits in the context of wilfully ignoring the multitude of other iterations that surround and support it.
"He does not openly support jihadism, of course, but does attack its critics and rationalise or wilfully overlook some of its excesses.
Washington's refusal to hand him over without formal extradition proceedings has infuriated Erdoğan, who says the US is wilfully sheltering the mastermind of the violence and even accused a top American general of supporting the coup.
The UNHCR report found "clear evidence to support prosecutions" of crimes under the Geneva Convention, namely wilful killing, torture or inhuman treatment and wilfully causing great suffering or serious injury to body or health.
It's akin to a budgeted, wilfully indie take on the cable TV stations set up by Manchester United or Chelsea where, if you support the team, you can watch content about them all day.
Neither the Liberal Democrats nor the modern Conservative party has a political interest in being seen as parties that wilfully pulled down laws and regulations with broad bases of support on subjects like the countryside, climate change and the workplace.
With support for intervention ebbing fast, especially in Britain, Blair urged a wilfully blind west to realise it must take sides and if necessary make common cause with Russia and China in the G20 to counter the Islamic extremism that lies at the root of all failures of western intervention.
