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slightlv

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15. Yeah... totally illogical, right?

Reply to mysteryowl (Reply #14)

Mon Nov 24, 2025, 02:35 PM

23 hrs ago

Telling ANYONE not to follow illegal orders, and thereby break the law (and the Constitution) is evidently illegal, while piling boxes of top secret documents in a bathroom is A-OK. Like I said, we're living in the Twilight Zone. I'm just waiting for the kid to appear and send everyone to the cornfield!

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Pentagon says it's investigating Sen. Mark Kelly for video urging troops to defy 'illegal orders' [View all] BumRushDaShow Yesterday OP

Apparently Jilly_in_VA Yesterday #1

A man of integrity, honor and service is being investigated Grim Chieftain Yesterday #2

Good, Recall Gen Michael Flynn over Jan 6th! ChicagoTeamster Yesterday #3

Him AND Doug Mastriano BumRushDaShow Yesterday #4

They should do it instead of just talking about it. LT Barclay Yesterday #5

Nothing Kelly said was illegal. pfitz59 Yesterday #6

This could very well liberalgunwilltravel Yesterday #7

"... citing the federal law that prohibits such actions." William Seger Yesterday #8

Well, this was to be expected. Big as Trump's ass is, it ain't gonna kiss itself . . . Journeyman Yesterday #9

Eff those two!!! wolfie001 Yesterday #10

Must be Whiskey Pete's idea Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Yesterday #11

and no quoting The Constitution or off to a country that most people have never heard of. twodogsbarking Yesterday #12

But but but...what about Signalgate? purr-rat beauty Yesterday #13

OMG! they said not to follow "ILLEGAL" orders, which is legal. mysteryowl 23 hrs ago #14

Yeah... totally illogical, right? slightlv 23 hrs ago #15

They'll try to nab him with a felony speeding ticket BaronChocula 23 hrs ago #16

This is bluster. LudwigPastorius 23 hrs ago #17

A quick trip to the UCMJ should clear up Hogsbreath's confusion. Aristus 23 hrs ago #18

Sadly, Kegsbreath and Pedonald think that the UCMJ MarineCombatEngineer 23 hrs ago #19

Still, UCMJ is the law of the land. Aristus 22 hrs ago #21

Another case to be thrown out. hadEnuf 23 hrs ago #20

Wouldn't he be tried in front of a military Trump puppet?? Anxy 21 hrs ago #23

Quoting the letter of the law gets these lawless fucks in such a twist!!! pat_k 22 hrs ago #22