Pete Hegseth lashes out at 'kill them all' report on boat strikes

WTF This is an isolated incident I hope. This was a war crime there's no way around that. Either we abide by interñational law that we agreed to or we are an outlaw nation
With a vigilante military that becomes judge , jury and executioner. We will be a third world nation if this isn't dealt with. N one will ever trust US again. No credibility .get it ?
WHAT "international law" ? Does this so-called international law have a NAME ?Does it have a NUMBER ? Something to identify it by ?
"agreed to" ? Yeah ? By whom ?

Was it agreed to by Trump, and the current US Congress & Supreme Court ?

I keep hearing about this mysterious "international law", yet all those talking about it, can't seem to locate it, or name it, or tell us anything about it. 😐 :rolleyes:
 
What the **** are you talking about now?

Are you doing meth?
At this point, after falling on your face about 5 consecutive times now, and repeatedly failing to identify this "international law", and these "war crimes", it is more than evident that you have no idea what you're talking about.

You've been given numerous opportunities to explain yourself. You haven't.
Strike 3.
 
What the **** are you talking about now?

Are you doing meth?
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Quit trying to sidetrack the issue. This is about the one war crime. Hopefully there aren't any others. Not the war on drug boats. Just this one mistake. It has to be reckoned
WHAT "war crime" ? NAME it. When was it created ? What are you talking about ?
 
HA ha. there you go again.

OK I'll reduce this to very basic explanation.

If someone crossed the US border without inspection by immigration authorities, that would be EWI (Entry Without Inspection) aka US Code 8, Section 1325.

There, you see ? I specified what the crime is, in bold print.

Now, without dodging, changing the subject, or otherwise deflecting, you do the same, for what you call "war crimes"
I am not a legal expert , nor are you mostly likely but there is the basic principle of right and wrong . It is not wrong to kill an enemy who's fighting you. At the same time if you come across an enemy combatant that has been compromised and is more or less helpless that would be a crime to murder them by any standard of human decency. That's what separates civilized people from barbarians. We still have war but we' re civilized about it. The atrocities ( war crimes ) of the first and second world war taught US all what should and should not be tolerated. Stop the nonsense asking for specific regulations the UDMJ and the Geneva Convention which we abide by both have regulations regarding this. If you want to know the specific ones look them up yourself. Somewhere in these hundreds of posts Looked up them and told someone. They ignored it. But no matter they can't ignore the YRUztH.
 
WHAT "international law" ? Does this so-called international law have a NAME ?Does it have a NUMBER ? Something to identify it by ?
"agreed to" ? Yeah ? By whom ?

Was it agreed to by Trump, and the current US Congress & Supreme Court ?

I keep hearing about this mysterious "international law", yet all those talking about it, can't seem to locate it, or name it, or tell us anything about it. 😐 :rolleyes:
Read the above post. If you're not satisfied with the truth then go **** yourself already. Because that's what you're doing anyway.
 
I am not a legal expert , nor are you mostly likely but there is the basic principle of right and wrong . It is not wrong to kill an enemy who's fighting you. At the same time if you come across an enemy combatant that has been compromised and is more or less helpless that would be a crime to murder them by any standard of human decency. That's what separates civilized people from barbarians. We still have war but we' re civilized about it. The atrocities ( war crimes ) of the first and second world war taught US all what should and should not be tolerated. Stop the nonsense asking for specific regulations the UDMJ and the Geneva Convention which we abide by both have regulations regarding this. If you want to know the specific ones look them up yourself. Somewhere in these hundreds of posts Looked up them and told someone. They ignored it. But no matter they can't ignore the YRUztH
I am familiar with the Geneva Convention, however it was ratified in 1949, before most Americans living today were even born. Whether the US needs to continue to be a party to this, is up to the current US government (Executive, Legislative, Judicial). As proceedings in war take place, this current government is free to exercise its discretion, and not necessarily be bound by the past.

As for UDMJ, I googled that and it came up as University of Dentristry Medicine of New Jersey.

As for YRUztH, I did a search on tht too. It came up as > all members of the Federal Republic of Nigeria aged 18-35.. :rolleyes:

It is quite clear that neither you or Lesh have a very sound focus on this scenario.

What is at least as important as any of this "international law" that you speak about, (and really much more so) is the right of 2025 Americans to do as we see fit to do, to fully exercise American sovereignty for our protection & national security, and not be told what to do by those outside of our national borders.
 
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I am familiar with the Geneva Convention, however it was ratified in 1949, before most Americans living today were even born. Whether the US needs to continue to be a party to this, is up to the current US government (Executive, Legislative, Judicial). As proceedings in war take place, this current government is free to exercise its discretion, and not necessarily be bound by the past.

As for UDMJ, I googled that and it came up as University of Dentristry Medicine of New Jersey.

As for YRUztH, I did a search on that too. It came up as > all members of the Federal Republic of Nigeria aged 18-35. :rolleyes:
Sorry about the typo , UCMJ the Uniform Code of Military Justice a code military personnel take an oath to uphold.That and the Constitution. ( Not the president ) It's not going to change and the Geneva Convention if we chose to not abide by those rules of engagement we may as well give up because the world will give up on US. You must be very naive . People who do not know history are doomed to repeat it.
 
With respect to these "shipwrecked" persons, we must consider that, shipwrecked or not, they are still part of the enemy force that is shipping lethal drugs to our shores. It is generally unknown to US Navy personnel what capacity these enemies have to still attack us, with RPGs, cell phone detonator of some types of missles, or whatever arms they may have.

Whatever risk there is to be run, there should be none on the side of the US military, and all the risk is on the side of the enemy narcoterrorist drug shippers, they took on when they signed up to do what they do.
 
Sorry about the typo , UCMJ the Uniform Code of Military Justice a code military personnel take an oath to uphold.That and the Constitution. ( Not the president ) It's not going to change and the Geneva Convention if we chose to not abide by those rules of engagement we may as well give up because the world will give up on US. You must be very naive . People who do not know history are doomed to repeat it.
AS I stated before, we as 2025 Americans, do what we do in OUR NATIONAL interest, not in the interest of international entities. If those outside our border are not comfortable with that, tough ass.

As for the UCMJ, it, like anything ese, is subject to change according to the wishes & needs of our Government of, by, & for the American people.

Even the Constitution can be amended, as it has been over 2 dozen times.
 
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With respect to these "shipwrecked" persons, we must consider that, shipwrecked or not, they are still part of the enemy force that is shipping lethal drugs to our shores. It is generally unknown to US Navy personnel what capacity these enemies have to still attack us, with RPGs, cell phone detonator of some types of missles, or whatever arms they may have.

Whatever risk there is to be run, there should be none on the side of the US military, and all the risk is on the side of the enemy narcoterrorist drug shippers, they took on when they signed up to do what they do.
You just don't get it. Yes that makes some sense but not in this one case. They made an obvious mistake and now they are actively trying to cover it up and make it go away. They KNOW they did wrong. This goes against everything the US Military stands for. It's unforgivable. We cannot justify this.
 
Actually we can.
Technically, yes. But if you do it in high seas or in other countries - other countries will see it as a violation of international law (signed by the USA, too) and will have their countermeasures. Including, of course, sending weapons and advisors to the victims of (what they say) "illegal and unprovoked aggression".

Not sure what FBK is, Russia can kill Americans if it wants a war with the US.
And Americans can kill Venezuela's citizens if they want a war with Venezuela and a proxy war with Venezuela's allies (like Russia and China).

Arabs can do what they want in their areas, like Yemen found out.
But all actions have their consequences, as Yemen and Gaza and Iraq and many others found out.

You are missing the point about 100,000 dead Americans annually due to illicit drugs from the drug cartels.
Trump is declaring war on the drug cartels.
Can he win this war? Do he really want to win this war? If he do - he should start with America itself and make at least Russia and China allies in this war. Or, may be, he just wants his own money-laundering conflict with potential ability to influence the oil market?
 
AS I stated before, we as 2025 Americans, do what we do in OUR NATIONAL interest, not in the interest of international entities. If those outside our border are not comfortable with that, tough ass.

As for the UCMJ, it, like anything ese, is subject to change according to the wishes & needs of our Government of, by, & for the American people.

Even the Constitution can be amended, as it has been over 2 dozen times.
No one in their right mind wants these type of changes. You're not right if you do. Change always happens but not for the terrible future this would bring. The collapse of civilization is not anything anyone wants.
 
I am familiar with the Geneva Convention, however it was ratified in 1949, before most Americans living today were even born. Whether the US needs to continue to be a party to this, is up to the current US government (Executive, Legislative, Judicial). As proceedings in war take place, this current government is free to exercise its discretion, and not necessarily be bound by the past.

As for UDMJ, I googled that and it came up as University of Dentristry Medicine of New Jersey.

As for YRUztH, I did a search on tht too. It came up as > all members of the Federal Republic of Nigeria aged 18-35.. :rolleyes:

It is quite clear that neither you or Lesh have a very sound focus on this scenario.

What is at least as important as any of this "international law" that you speak about, (and really much more so) is the right of 2025 Americans to do as we see fit to do, to fully exercise American sovereignty for our protection & national security, and not be told what to do by those outside of our national borders.
Wait… so we are not bound by any law written before we were born?

That’s a novel bit of bullshit
 
"due process" HA HA HA. Imagine a Nazi soldier in World War 2 telling an American soldier - "You can't shoot me. I'm entitled to due process."
Cancel D-Day. Cancel Iwo Jima. Cancel Okinawa.

Hey guys, stop the war. No more shooting. We have to give all those guys their "due process"

Ground command to Enola Gay! Hold off on "Little Boy" - the Japs didn't get their "due process" yet. Who ? Hah ? Whaaa ?
just like you, 99% of the national has never been in a war. We’re not at war now either.
 
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