Decapitators

I'm sure the Liberals had it all figured out perhaps permant Canadian citizenship to all suspected roadside bombers and decapitators of infidels, or individual Taliban minders who could follow the detainees around for months on end, but just forgot to implement it when they were in power. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Efficient decapitators, like their progenitors the machete and katana, these were meant to disable a rotter at close-combat with a single stroke. ❋ DAVID DUNWOODY (2008)

But no force, it would seem, should be capable of transforming even a lifetime of socialist ardor into sympathy for absolutist mullahs, 10th-century tribal warriors, decapitators, and circumcisors of women. ❋ Unknown (2005)

That done, he filled the vacancies with political troughsmen; and with these as assistant decapitators the major passed rapidly down the line, striking off heads in daily batches until the over-flow of the Bucks political following was provided for on the railroad's pay-rolls to the wife's cousin's nephew. ❋ Francis Lynde (1893)

-- He gets out of the way, diverts himself, gambles, [3180] forgets; he supposes that the titular decapitators will probably consent to take no notice of him; in any event they do not pursue him; "they would not dare do it." ❋ Hippolyte Taine (1860)

The only difference is that he heard it firsthand but the other decapitators get it secondhand from their holy books. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Uriel Tuberquia, one of Enrique Petro's campesino neighbors, recounts that in the months before the paras arrived, rumors coursed through the community that the mochacabezas (decapitators) were coming, a reference to the gruesome way paramilitaries would dismember the bodies of their victims. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Issuing a press release called “ exposing Canadians as cannibals and highway decapitators â€. ❋ Unknown (2008)