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Just curious if this pertains to migrants or only Trump supporters?
^ THIS ^
Just curious if this pertains to migrants or only Trump supporters?
Nobody knows the laws. Too busy being entertained. So many people are afraid of so called "authorities" in costumes to stand upHow'd that section 98 work out during those bullshit covid lockdowns? Nobody was held accountable? At least 70% of our leaders should've been removed but none were.
If there's a law, but nobody follows it, and nobody is punished for not following it, is it even a law ?Nobody knows the laws. Too busy being entertained. So many people are afraid of so called "authorities" in costumes to stand up. But I will say now there has been an immense awaking and people ain't putting up with that shit again.
I will ask the question, has anyone read this entire directive?
Maybe I missed the part of lethal force, if I missed this, please point me in the right direction and page number.... Thank you
Assistance in responding with assets with potential for lethality, or any situation
in which it is reasonably foreseeable that providing the requested assistance may involve the use
of force that is likely to result in lethal force, including death or serious bodily injury. It also
includes all support to civilian law enforcement officials in situations where a confrontation
between civilian law enforcement and civilian individuals or groups is reasonably anticipated.
Such use of force must be in accordance with DoDD 5210.56, potentially as further restricted
based on the specifics of the requested support.
Page 13 - Section 3.3 a (2)(c) with regard to permissible assistance that would require approval directly from SecDef.I did not check to see if this language was in previous revs of the directive, or is truly new as is being claimed:
Edit - having now read @ManualF150 's link to the previous rev, this appears to be a wholesale rewrite. Previous rev does not mention lethal force at all.
Holy Jeez!!.....I wish Brett Baier was aware of this shit (and had a hair on his ass) when Kamala brought up Trump threatening military action upon civilians........this should have been shoved in her face!!
Explain it cunt............it happened under your tenure!
I know scissors cuts paper and paper covers rock but......
.......what does paper do to a jack-booted thug with a gun in your face?
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Exactly right. You shoot them in the face first. They have become tyrants and are baddies now.I know scissors cuts paper and paper covers rock but......
.......what does paper do to a jack-booted thug with a gun in your face?
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"is reasonably foreseeable that providing the requested assistance may involve the use of force that is likely to result in lethal force, including death or serious bodily injury."I will ask the question, has anyone read this entire directive?
Maybe I missed the part of lethal force, if I missed this, please point me in the right direction and page number.... Thank you
"is reasonably foreseeable that providing the requested assistance may involve the use of force that is likely to result in lethal force, including death or serious bodily injury."
I read "use of force likely to result in lethal force" as firearms.
Maybe I'm reading too much into it?
That part C, under Secretary of Defense Approval, kinda reads to me use of deadly force is approved.I don't see where the military has been given the okay to use force.
TL;DR Some may be reading too broadly into this but maybe it doesn't matter if it applies to the whole military. The point of the revision seems to be to authorize and convince those Defense Intelligence Components (which could be very broad in scope) that it may be permissible and within the scope of their operations to fire upon US civilians.I don't see where the military has been given the okay to use force.
They merely need to declare something an "insurrection" and then posse comatitus becomes moot.I saw this. I still do not see where the Military is allowed to fire upon civilians.....
I see that all agents and personal of the DIC can be used though.
SO, (and if I can read it this way, someone bent on utilizing it could easily twist it post facto) IF there were another January 6th "insurrection" (as claimed by Dem. leadership) the National Guard could be activated with live ammunition issued...Kent State anyone?Page 13 - Section 3.3 a (2)(c) with regard to permissible assistance that would require approval directly from SecDef.I did not check to see if this language was in previous revs of the directive, or is truly new as is being claimed:
Edit - having now read @ManualF150 's link to the previous rev, this appears to be a wholesale rewrite. Previous rev does not mention lethal force at all.
Yeah, they are changing this to get ahead of any lawsuits resulting from their people shooting unarmed protesters during the upcoming protests they expect to happen when they are caught cheating.SO, (and if I can read it this way, someone bent on utilizing it could easily twist it post facto) IF there were another January 6th "insurrection" (as claimed by Dem. leadership) the National Guard could be activated with live ammunition issued...Kent State anyone?
My thoughts exactly, and since Secretary of Defense is a political appointment, one can see where a quick call from the Speaker of the House or POTUS could abuse the situation, conversely these same forces and authorizations could be used to quell true Riots (arson/looting/murder/etc.) even then, there IS a line that must be respected by Government and it's strong arm.Yeah, they are changing this to get ahead of any lawsuits resulting from their people shooting unarmed protesters during the upcoming protests they expect to happen when they are caught cheating.
The posse comatitus statute itself specifically exempts troops that are being used to put down an insurrection.