Unlikely. She was never military so the only way tribunals would apply is if she
literally took up arms against US forces. Ya'll ought to read what it takes for
trying US citizens in tribunals. Treason and sedition aren't sufficient.
Unlikely. She was never military so the only way tribunals would apply is if she
literally took up arms against US forces. Ya'll ought to read what it takes for
trying US citizens in tribunals. Treason and sedition aren't sufficient.
She didn't pick up a gun and fire at US forces.
Death penalty isn't about getting rid of evil, it's about justice. The death penalty
only kicks the can down the road so to speak - evil will continue to rise up no
matter what.
And the law.
Unlikely. What you're talking about may be treasonous, but not taking up arms.
I don't know why everybody wants tribunals so badly. Our judicial system
is completely capable of handling what is coming. The prosecutors are probably better at it anyway since they handle
so many more cases (and have been working on this for 2 years already).
The law should be a raw nerve for everybody. You're the ones that
seem to think it's OK to throw away our system of justice because
you want revenge. The rule of law is for thee, not for me, right?
If that's the case, all of this is for naught. Everything Q and Trump
are fighting for is lost before it even has a chance to begin. I think
that's a pretty shitty position to take.
So what? We've got thousands of prosecutors in this country. How on earth
do you think a system designed to deal with a crimes committed within a
population of only a few million will deal with this case load?
>She sold highly classified information to our adversaries
Are you incapable of reading? Treason is not sufficient reason to be tried
under UCMJ. She would LITERALLY have to pick up a gun herself and
fire on US forces. The law is clear. Look it up FFS.
How does that have anything to do with military tribunals? Did I say
her acts weren't treasonous?
So what? That doesn't somehow make it alright to start violating US citizens' rights.
Those rights apply to all of us, particularly when accused of a crime, even a heinous
crime. The law is clear on who tribunals apply to.
You're going to have to try harder. Offering platitudes doesn't cut it.
Also, Q has made it clear Trump has been cleaning up the swamp, stacking the courts
with HIS judges. Pull your head out
of your ass.
The cartoonist cum psychology expert. Self-proclaimed. I love those authorities.
I just find him too stiff. I hope he's not who they have planned for the
next President in 2025.
Again, how is that sufficient justification to revoke citizens' rights? It's
on the government to figure it out.
Also, again, the US Military court system is set up to deal with a population of a few million at best, and they have a relatively low
crime rate to begin with. Our normal justice system is set up to
handle not only a higher crime rate, but about 150x more people.
Now, you tell me, exactly how with that teaspoon in the ocean be
of sufficient help? Hint: it can't.