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Not when used legally, no. In this case they would hella illegal.
Given that we are not talking about unlawful combatants or any Armed Conflict, LOAC wouldn't apply. US laws have severe limits on when civilians could face a military tribunal. Using the military to make arrests would be a violation of the Posse Comitatus Act.
There were several connected to WWII which required no coup.
Yes, but it did require....you know....WWII. That's a helluva pre-requisite.
The KKK and American NAZI party were creations of the Democrat party and they used to rally together. They are still hard-core Democrats.
Do you think you're talking to an infant? 1964 called and just started laughing at you.
There was no 1964 get up and switch parties after the Civil Rights Act.
Yeah, you do think you are talking to an infant. Good Lord.
Actually, I think I'm talking to an Anti-QAnon shill.
Did you read drop 2380 last night?
Do you comprehend what it was saying about making non-military arrests for the FBI & DOJ agents who performed illegal and treasonous acts?
Did you read "Enemy Combatant" under "Military Law v Civilian Law"?
Under the Geneva Convention, because terrorist organizations are not signatories to the convention nor adhear to the tenets of LOAC or the convention, their terrorists fall under "Unlawful Combatants" until after a Military Tribunal considers whether they were involved with war crimes are to be remanded over to trial or released, and reclassifies them. If they are to be put on trial, they are classified as "Enemy Combatants".
During times of war, civilians canbe and have been tried by military tribunals for sabotage, revealing classified information to the enemy, human rights atrocities, impersonating military in order to trespass into military installations, etc. They enter into a different form of justice based on their acts that is very different from the civilian courts system as they weren't civil crimes.
They strayed from civil law and into the realm of International Maritime Law. Where there is no rights to such pleasantries as habeous corpus and they don't have the same rights.
Military members understand that the UCMJ is such a legal system and they may be retried for crimes they were already tried for in the civil courts. Under International Maritime Law one can receive double jeopardy punishments.
I'm retired from the military. However, the military still considers me "Inactive Reserve". If I got popped for say... Dealing drugs, I could be hauled into a military court martial trial, which is a form of International Maritime Law/Military Tribunal. Those who take government office that require them to take the "Oath of Office" take on the same risks.
Violent protesters who injure innocents and damage property are engaging in acts of terrorism, not free speech, and may during wartime, be subject to International Maritime Law or deemed an "Enemy Combatant" by a tribunal.
The AntiFa don't know what fuckery their actions are potentially exposing themselves to.
Under the Geneva Convention, because terrorist organizations are not signatories to the convention nor adhear to the tenets of LOAC or the convention, their terrorists fall under "Unlawful Combatants" until after a Military Tribunal considers whether they were involved with war crimes are to be remanded over to trial or released, and reclassifies them. If they are to be put on trial, they are classified as "Enemy Combatants".
Why are you citing shit at length that clearly do not apply? Law of Armed Conflict? International Martime Law? WTF?
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[–] Are_we__sure ago
HAHAHAHAHAHA......HAHHA.....okeydoke.
oh goodness.
Not when used legally, no. In this case they would hella illegal.
Given that we are not talking about unlawful combatants or any Armed Conflict, LOAC wouldn't apply. US laws have severe limits on when civilians could face a military tribunal. Using the military to make arrests would be a violation of the Posse Comitatus Act.
Yes, but it did require....you know....WWII. That's a helluva pre-requisite.
Do you think you're talking to an infant? 1964 called and just started laughing at you.
Yeah, you do think you are talking to an infant. Good Lord.
[–] Rocky_Bindhamer ago
Actually, I think I'm talking to an Anti-QAnon shill.
Did you read drop 2380 last night?
Do you comprehend what it was saying about making non-military arrests for the FBI & DOJ agents who performed illegal and treasonous acts?
Did you read "Enemy Combatant" under "Military Law v Civilian Law"?
Under the Geneva Convention, because terrorist organizations are not signatories to the convention nor adhear to the tenets of LOAC or the convention, their terrorists fall under "Unlawful Combatants" until after a Military Tribunal considers whether they were involved with war crimes are to be remanded over to trial or released, and reclassifies them. If they are to be put on trial, they are classified as "Enemy Combatants".
During times of war, civilians canbe and have been tried by military tribunals for sabotage, revealing classified information to the enemy, human rights atrocities, impersonating military in order to trespass into military installations, etc. They enter into a different form of justice based on their acts that is very different from the civilian courts system as they weren't civil crimes.
They strayed from civil law and into the realm of International Maritime Law. Where there is no rights to such pleasantries as habeous corpus and they don't have the same rights.
Military members understand that the UCMJ is such a legal system and they may be retried for crimes they were already tried for in the civil courts. Under International Maritime Law one can receive double jeopardy punishments.
I'm retired from the military. However, the military still considers me "Inactive Reserve". If I got popped for say... Dealing drugs, I could be hauled into a military court martial trial, which is a form of International Maritime Law/Military Tribunal. Those who take government office that require them to take the "Oath of Office" take on the same risks.
Violent protesters who injure innocents and damage property are engaging in acts of terrorism, not free speech, and may during wartime, be subject to International Maritime Law or deemed an "Enemy Combatant" by a tribunal.
The AntiFa don't know what fuckery their actions are potentially exposing themselves to.
[–] Are_we__sure ago
Why are you citing shit at length that clearly do not apply? Law of Armed Conflict? International Martime Law? WTF?
How in your mind does any of this matter?