invading

How can you possibly, with the benefit of hindsight, maintain that invading Iraq was a good thing to do?

Ridding your country of a brutal, corrupt puppet dictatorship propped up by said aggressive, invading force?

And then there's the French Navy, whose leaders refused to send them out to sea when the Nazis were invading.

US may conveniently label them terorists, but they are locals, fighting invading force (external fighters omitted).

Then apex predators inevitably lose their edge and they get destroyed by a Minnesotan dentist or invading hordes or, or, or.

Saying that Germany is just economically invading Greece is dishonest, there are huge amounts of German (and other country's) taxpayer money involved.

I don't like the bloat, but I don't see it as more privacy invading than any other system logs.

We don't know whether this will actually prevent Israel from invading Iran yet.

Just order the intelligence guys to shut up and get on with invading.

There was a long tradition in imperial China of buying off invading barbarians to get them to go home and stop causing havoc.

Protecting your country, friends and family from an aggressive, invading force?

Any government can try to pass overbearing and privacy-invading legislation.

Invading foreign cells couldn't get very far in our bodies if all of their enzymes malfunction and they find our material "indigestible."

Do you suggest i make a daily reminder to check the Firefox source code to check whether the implemented privacy invading code still "isn't executed"?

The biggest issue I have, though, is that the people who are "invading" these public repos are in no way contributing to the project.

There is a lot of motivation to invading Iran/Iraq under a guise and what better way to usher in a surveillance state than "preventing terrorism and keeping you safe"?