We could also help by rescuing Colombia from the untender mercies of the International Monetary Fund.
At least we should be thankful for small mercies: the European banking system is still standing.
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Obama did essentially the same to Mubarak and left Egypt to the tender mercies of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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What is clear at this point is that the Saudis sought help apprehending the man who fled their not-so-tender mercies.
Returning them to the mercies of chaotic Jamaica would offer few benefits.
These, however, have been exposed to the digestive mercies of bacteria in the large intestine, and any residual goodies have been removed from them that way.
Economists on the left and right have cited the recent housing bust as proof that homes are not great investments, suggesting people would be better off leaving their money to the tender mercies of Wall Street speculators.
May Allah the Omnipotent show us the right path to lead our lives in this world and the world hereafter and bestow his mercies and blessings on all the prophets of all holy books -- Prophet Moses, Prophet Jesus, Prophet Abrahim, Prophet David, Prophet Jacob and all.
We should also enact the long-delayed Andean Trade Preference Act, which would substantially reduce barriers to Colombian exports, such as cut flowers, to the U.S. We should spare Colombia the untender mercies of the International Monetary Fund and, instead, urge the country to stabilize its peso and slash taxes.
However, having spent the best part of the past decade trying to track efforts to develop business aviation in the new markets of Asia and other points well to the east of Wichita, I am tempted to suggest that American colleagues might want to thank heavens for small mercies.
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