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No president in my life time has talked like this. No president. Something is seriously wrong here. Not funny, not normal. What is he afraid of?!?!?!

Time gonna tell.

Interesting times.
 


RE: Seditious Democrats in Congress

OK, let me break this issue down for you because Democrats are engaged in their usual evil chicanery and obfuscation and some people are falling for it.

Those Congresscritters and their lackey apologists are all saying:

“But we’re simply telling the military to not follow unlawful orders. What’s wrong with that?”

NO.

What they are REALLY doing is telling US service members to treat LAWFUL orders as being “unlawful.”

Which means they are telling service members to not follow lawful orders.

Which means they are telling service members to disobey the lawful orders of their Commander-in-Chief.

Which means they are telling service members to break their oath to the Constitution and their oath of enlistment.

Which means they are telling service members to engage in a sort of military coup.

Which means those evil Democrat filth in Congress are engaged in sedition.

How do I know all this? Because President Trump has never once issued an unlawful order to our military.

Sedition.

Explained.
 
searcher said:
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No president in my life time has talked like this. No president. Something is seriously wrong here. Not funny, not normal. What is he afraid of?!?!?!

Time gonna tell.

Interesting times.
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No president has been more vilified in US history.

What is seriously wrong is politicians don't want to lose power EVER.

USAid was proof of the corruption. Everything they do is corrupt.

All one need do is reverse every policy created.

The Affordable Care Act is actually unaffordable.

The Patriot Act isn't 'patriotic' ...

Inflation Reduction Act... didn't

Clear Skies Act... doesn't

Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) doesn't
 
Trump is absolutely correct.

If the TDS idiots think he has given illegal orders, they need to point out exactly which orders are illegal. Until they do that, they need to sit down and stfu already.
 
Goldhedge said:


RE: Seditious Democrats in Congress

OK, let me break this issue down for you because Democrats are engaged in their usual evil chicanery and obfuscation and some people are falling for it.

Those Congresscritters and their lackey apologists are all saying:

“But we’re simply telling the military to not follow unlawful orders. What’s wrong with that?”

NO.

What they are REALLY doing is telling US service members to treat LAWFUL orders as being “unlawful.”

Which means they are telling service members to not follow lawful orders.

Which means they are telling service members to disobey the lawful orders of their Commander-in-Chief.

Which means they are telling service members to break their oath to the Constitution and their oath of enlistment.

Which means they are telling service members to engage in a sort of military coup.

Which means those evil Democrat filth in Congress are engaged in sedition.

How do I know all this? Because President Trump has never once issued an unlawful order to our military.

Sedition.

Explained.
Click to expand...



Precisely.

I wonder what they are afraid of to publicly and openly call for sedition?


In all my life, I have never heard Congressmen speak like this. Ever.
 
Congress forgot we are all Americans except for the ones they let invade this country under #46.
 
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If interested:

890. ARTICLE 90. Assaulting or Willfully Disobeying Superior Commissioned Officer

Any person subject to this chapter who– (1) strikes his superior commissioned officer or draws or lifts up any weapon or offers any violence against him while he is in the execution of his officer; or (2) willfully disobeys a lawful command of his superior commissioned officer; shall be punished,...
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892. ARTICLE 92. Failure to Obey Order or Regulation

Any person subject to this chapter who– (1) violates or fails to obey any lawful general order or regulation; (2) having knowledge of any other lawful order issued by any member of the armed forces, which it is his duty to obey, fails to obey the order; or (3) is...
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Grok:

Is it illegal to refuse illegal orders in the US military?

No, it is not illegal to refuse illegal orders in the U.S. military — in fact, it is required under both U.S. military law and international law. Key points from established U.S. military law and policy:
  1. Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ)
    • Article 90 makes it a crime to willfully disobey a lawful command from a superior officer.
    • The keyword is lawful. An order that is clearly illegal (e.g., ordering someone to commit a war crime, murder a civilian, torture a prisoner, etc.) is not a lawful order.
  2. Article 92 – Failure to Obey Order or Regulation
    • Same principle: You can only be punished for disobeying lawful general orders or regulations.
  3. Manual for Courts-Martial (MCM)
    • Explicitly states that an order requiring the commission of a crime (other than minor violations in very narrow circumstances) is unlawful, and subordinates have a duty to disobey it.
  4. Department of Defense Law of War Manual (current version as of 2025)
    • “Military personnel have an obligation to disobey manifestly unlawful orders, including orders to commit war crimes.”
  5. Historical precedent
    • The “superior orders” defense was explicitly rejected by U.S. military tribunals after World War II (e.g., Nuremberg principles incorporated into U.S. law).
    • The My Lai massacre trials (Vietnam War) and Abu Ghraib cases further reinforced that following an illegal order is not a defense — and failing to disobey one can lead to prosecution.
  6. Practical application
    • If an order is obviously illegal (a “manifestly unlawful” order), a service member is legally and morally obligated to refuse it.
    • If the order’s legality is unclear, the default is usually to obey and challenge it later through the chain of command or Inspector General channels. Blind refusal of ambiguous orders can still get you in trouble.
In short:
Refusing a clearly illegal order is not only legal — it is your duty. Obeying an illegal order can result in prosecution under the UCMJ, federal law, or even the law of armed conflict. The U.S. military trains this principle extensively (it’s part of annual Law of War training and is drilled into every recruit and officer).

Source: https://x.com/i/grok/share/oGwiFCcOGmITXjRitKISrt1kh
 
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