Kenneth Cordier, a former war prisoner and former volunteer veterans' adviser to President Bush's campaign, says in the film, "I was outraged, and still am, that he willingly said things which were untrue".
"No one does anything hard willingly," says Barbara Sher, author of Wishcraft and I Could Do Anything If I Only Knew What It Was.
"This is not something we did willingly," said Gediman, noting that the government was fighting to reclaim the old names in hopes that they someday will be restored.
"We're not going out of here willingly," said Oriel Pniel, a 29-year-old resident, as his family awaited police in a mobile home with metal rods and wood blocking the entryway.
I would have willingly sacrificed, say, the chapter on the Sunday Times's coverage of Northern Ireland for his impressions of Nixon, Reagan, Kissinger and Brando.
Most were grateful to the U.S.S.R., and in many cases, Jews fought more willingly than, say, Ukrainian or Baltic nationalists, who actually hoped to gain more by siding with the Nazis against Stalin.
The other approximately 500 families went willingly, she said.
"I would hope they would do it willingly," he said.
They do that willingly he said, "because they are very sick or dying.
The 40 guests who turned up paid willingly, Mr. Marks said, for several reasons.
