Oxford Laws of War on Land Convention Quotes
The occupant should take all due and needful measures to restore and ensure public order and public safety.
In the 2004 Iraq war, some accused the United States and Britain of failing to perform this obligation. However, in those instances where they did, others claimed the right of resistance including bombing their own co-religionists and fellow citizens. Likewise, many of the same forces that castigated the allies for not ensuring public order and safety often also castigated Israel for enforcing public order and safety in the West Bank and Gaza.
The Laws of War on Land Convention, Article 43 regarding an occupying power, Oxford, September 9, 1880
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Defending a large expenditure for police protection:
She told constituents that she would try and implement some gun control measures. She, later in her career explained to critics of Congressional inaction via gun control--see {640804}.
Moscow was under attack by the Germans in the largest military battle of history. Bombing raids of the city were quite common at that time. This quotation is often used to illustrate how cold and calculating a leader Stalin was.