Counter-Strike

extérieure. « The excuse of self-defence has often been used by agressors bent on scoring propaganda points. Brutal armed attacks have taken place while the attacking State sanctimoniously assured world public opinion that it was only responding with counter-force to the (mythical) use of force by the other side »1334. A la suite des événements du 11 septembre 2001, le gouvernement américain a fait appel à une doctrine visant à permettre de justifier légalement leurs éventuelles attaques armées à l’étranger

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textbooks. It is better to prevent disease from forming in mortal mind afterwards to appear on the body; but to do this requires attention. The thought of disease is formed before one sees a doctor and before the doctor undertakes to dispel it by a counter-irritant, — perhaps by a blister, by the application of caustic or croton oil, or by a surgical operation. Again, giving another direction to faith, the physician prescribes drugs, until the elasticity of mortal thought haply causes a 21 vigorous

culturelle: ‘Where the First Amendment prohibited Congress from making any law “respecting an establishment of religion”, and required Congress to respect the “free exercice” of faith, the Supreme Court reinterpreted the words to justify a preemptive strike on Christianity. All Christian Bibles, books, crosses, symbols, ceremonies, and holidays were ordered out of the public square and public schools’ (The Death of the West 2001: 183). Buchanan recense avec beauˆ ´ ´ coup de precisions les nombreuses