Military members can be prosecuted for…

Pala Najana

Jan 14

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The primary obligation is not to obey commands, but to obey the law.

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Berble

Mar 22

Remember what was stated In the Nuremberg trials "following orders" is not a defence.

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Thank god for you

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Military members can be prosecuted for…