He said half of South Africa's people, thanks to apartheid's " tinpot dictators, " had no sanitation and 12 million had no running water in 1994.
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Two of the young men thus subsidized took umbrage at my criticism of this " Architect of the New Century " award that Henry Kissinger arranged be given to his tinpot-tyrant friend.
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This still does not change the fact that world opinion is overwhelmingly against the embargo, especially because nearly every country, including tinpot tyrants, democracies, and everybody in between, voted against it.
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He currently illustrates " Skylanders ", by IDW Publishing and is self-publishing his creator-owned title " Tinpot Hobo " which he writes, pencils, inks, colours and letters.
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It may be a tinpot dictatorship with scant regard for human rights, but Cuba is hardly in the worst rank of those .-- Robert Merkel 02 : 28, 5 March 2006 ( UTC)
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We in the west tolerate autocrats much better than we tolerate socialists, and have historically groomed these tinpot dictatorships to try to maintain a certain stability in the region so that oil production is not affected.
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The law was " the legacy of a tinpot dictatorship that succumbed to the then CIA thinking that the whole of Southeast Asia was on the verge of becoming a communist satellite, " the paper said.
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When the Iraqi leader declared himself the victor following his army's crushing defeat in the 1991 Persian Gulf War, Western observers scoffed at his outlandish claim as the comment of a humiliated tinpot dictator feeding himself on fantasy.
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Tony Blair has gone against the public, gone against many members of his own party, he's ignored the U . N . He has acted like a tinpot despot, " said Elizabeth Ray-Jones, 73.
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A month ago Pervez Musharraf was just another Third World military dictator, the tinpot general who led a bloodless 1999 coup against this country's democratically elected _ if infamously corrupt and incompetent _ government to install himself in the presidential palace.
