neutralist

• “India, no longer a jewel in the Imperial Crown but still a member of the Commonwealth, adopts what she calls a neutralist policy which to the untutored eye seems to mean taking from both sides and giving to neither.”

  Imperial Legacy

• “Second, Pakistan's masses, radicalized en permanence during the regime of the "neutralist" Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, are out of step and out of tune with the country's -- mostly Punjabi -- elites.”

  Dr. Charles G. Cogan: Can the Center Hold?

• “(And even though I am a "neutralist," I don't think much of Kimura's solution.)”

  Death of a popular anti-ID argument

• “He mentioned efforts to develop a "neutralist" organization based on younger, more nationalistic, and less corrupt segments of the elite, but he had little hope of their success.”

  A Special Supplement: A Visit to Laos

• “To briefly recapitulate that ancient history: In the late 1960s, Cambodia was ruled by a "neutralist" king, Norodom Sihanouk, leading a weak government that had little relevance to its poor and barely educated citizens.”

  Signs of the Times

• “neutralist' in those days, and during the Bangladesh war, it closed its eyes to a genocide against the Muslim population of East Bengal.”

  Gaea Times (by Simple Thoughts) Breaking News and incisive views 24/7

• “He has developed a philosophy of Christian education which is not neutralist.”

  The Huffington Post: Warren Throckmorton, Ph.D.: Dominionism? What Dominionism?

• “In Indonesia, it attempted in 1957-58 to overthrow neutralist president Sukarno.”

  CIA, Beyond Redemption & Should Be Terminated

• “As for Pol Pot, he come to power when Nixon and Kissinger destroyed the neutralist Cambodian government – and later was our ally against the Vietnamese, who defeated him and removed him from power.”

  Matthew Yglesias » Stabbing and Backs

• “We isolated ourselves from practically all the world, basically because of out-of-date, neutralist attitudes ...”

  Newsweek: Yanqui, Come Here

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