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One thing the old bulldog Churchill certainly did say: "An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile--hoping it will eat him last."

The constant theme is that Weygand was 'never an appeaser of the Germans'.

He would be destroyed if he emerged from the process after months of talking as a failed appeaser.

While Avalon picked up an aggregate score of 65.66, Abhishek Chopra on Appeaser came in third, accumulating an aggregate of 61.77.

Appeasement is an appropriate policy choice in a least two cases: an opponent has limited aims that can be satisfied without undue harm to the appeaser's own nation or a weaker nation needs to buy time for rearmament.

Lyons: The Tame Tasmanian challenges the view that Joe Lyons was an inept appeaser who failed as prime minister in the external arena.

When she was calm we savored her laughter her jokes and the relief from the tension that haunted our daily lives." Kotulski says her sister bore the brunt of Millie's anger more than she for Tina played the comedian the clown and the appeaser. Though the girls had a father living nearby he never was able to take command of the situation enough to remove his daughters from the abusive household.

Washington, Dec 3 (ANI): Republicans spent much of the year portraying President elect Barack Obama as a socialist and an appeaser who would kowtow to America's enemies, but have started heaping praise on his national security and economic teams and at times gushing more than even some Democrats.

But why is the Toby jug decorated with the face of Neville Chamberlain, the great appeaser?

Unlike Obama the appeaser, John McCain will obliterate the Sufis in four years.

Now he has, as Knowsley North MP George Howarth pointed out, the worst approval rating of any PM since the appeaser Neville Chamberlain after Hitler invaded Norway in the first year of World War II.

I guess that makes me a 1930s-style "appeaser" and a leftie.

This was most classically demonstrated in 1956 during the Suez Crisis when British prime minister Anthony Eden (a former appeaser himself) almost comically imagined that Gamal Abdul Nasser was a reincarnation of Hitler or Mussolini.