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"We need to counter the shockwave of the evildoer," you replied, "by having individual rate cuts accelerated and by thinking about tax rebates."— t r u t h o u t
The logic of the "outside enemy" and the evildoer, allegedly responsible for American civilian deaths, prevails over common sense.— Infowars
He hasn't called anyone an "evildoer" or denounced an "axis of evil."— Latest Articles
Here's my proposal: An evildoer, when found guilty of fraud, market manipulation or other crimes like lying about weapons of mass destruction, illegally spying on Americans or outing a covert CIA agent, would be placed in the stocks.— The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
"The issue is whether trained investigators - contending with rogue elements that represent no sovereign nation - would be more effective than full-scale military action in terms of nailing an Osama bin Laden-style evildoer," writes— GreenCine Daily
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