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originally posted by: seeker1963
a reply to: Blue_Jay33
It will be dependent on the actions of the civilians to finally show themselves before the military steps in to help.
Those who serve and have served have done enough. Time for civilians to show whether or not they deserve the support don't you think?
I think most Vets like myself, are just patiently waiting. Why should any of us stick our necks on the chopping block when we watch our fellow citizens do nothing but contribute to the corruption?
Why should any of us stick our necks on the chopping block when we watch our fellow citizens do nothing but contribute to the corruption?
Would it not fall to the joint chiefs of the American military to uphold the constitution of the Untied States to protect it from domestic threats ?
Would it be compelled to take action ?
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originally posted by: Blue_Jay33
This will be controversial.
If it comes out in the future that segments of the American government planned and deployed the operation on 9/11. But all domestic branches of civilian government(Senate, Congress, Presidential) of the US fail to take action. Would it not fall to the joint chiefs of the American military to uphold the constitution of the Untied States to protect it from domestic threats ?
Would it be compelled to take action ?