Word: distrusters
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...December. Bignone is touted as a dialoguista, meaning that he favors the opening of discussions with Argentina's 14 suspended political parties. But behind the new President stood Major General Nicolaides, 55, who replaced Galtieri as army commander in chief only two weeks ago and is known to distrust civilian politicians...
Europe has strongly and continuously been criticized by American representatives for not controlling its growing peace movement, which is viewed by the U.S. as a dangerous threat to NATO. Today, similar sentiments of rampant protest and distrust are spreading within...
...harder confrontation with emphasis on arms and military strength. The same kind of movement is now developing in the U.S. That should be a point for reflection. It must be clearly realized that a genuine feeling of danger is involved. Also that behind it we find distrust in political decision making and leadership. This should be a point of deep concern to our political system and to political leaders...
...Cultural Revolution, for example, has left rivers of apathy, indifference, and distrust of communism running through China. "Before the Cultural Revolution, we Chinese lived under a great illusion," one discontented daughter of intellectuals tells Butterfield. "We believed the Communists could save China and make it prosperous and strong again ...Now people have seen through this, and they have suffered a terrible loss of faith...
...told late at night that the Argentine cruiser General Belgrano had gone down, his first question was about the loss of life. The casualties profoundly affected Reagan and in his view altered the chemistry of the crisis. He became increasingly distressed as the numbers mounted, since these deaths deepen distrust and hatred...