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...D, that Iraq was NOT a threat to the US? Saddam's regime was an abominable authoritarian state, [[guilty]] of many crimes, mostly towards their own people. However, ...vio Berlusconi provoked a violent outcry with his statements that, while a dictator, Mussolini was not a political criminal and murderer like Hitler, [[Stalin]

...at stake for their ideals. So while one can deal with [[authoritarianism|authoritarian]] rulers who react [[rationality|rationally]] and predictably to [[material ...[[Saddam]] was a corrupt [[authoritarianism|authoritarian]] [[dictatorship|dictator]] striving for [[power]] and guided by brutal pragmatic considerations —

...the U.S. occupation of [[Iraq]]. [[Saddam]] was a corrupt [[authoritarian dictator]] striving for [[power]] and guided by brutal pragmatic considerations (whi

...ong with the US occupation of Iraq: [[Saddam]] was a corrupt authoritarian dictator guided by brutal pragmatic considerations. The US [[intervention]] has gene

...D, that Iraq was NOT a threat to the US? Saddam's regime was an abominable authoritarian state, [[guilty]] of many crimes, mostly towards their own people. However, ...vio Berlusconi provoked a violent outcry with his statements that, while a dictator, Mussolini was not a political criminal and murderer like Hitler, [[Stalin]

...tea,"Zizek insists, gesticulating dramatically in the style of a European dictator. "Everything must be exactly the way the English do it: clotted cream, cucu ...hile Czechoslovakian or [[Polish]] authorities made no [[secret]] of their authoritarian tactics, the more permissive Yugoslavian communists sent out mixed signals

...t]]-wing dictators while treating [[Communist]] regimes much more harshly: authoritarian dictators are pragmatic rulers who care about their [[power]] and wealth an Her point was that, while one can deal with authoritarian rulers who react rationally and predictably to [[material]] and military [[

...apitalist-industrial islands with agrarian backwardness and pre-democratic authoritarian government), it still perceived October Revolution as a risky break-through ...the consequences from the parallels between Sutler and V, the totalitarian dictator and the anarchist-terrorist rebel. The "Norsefire" party is, we learn, the