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BumRushDaShow

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19. They will probably try to hold it to the same level
Wed Nov 12, 2025, 06:59 PM
8 hrs ago

of the other OLC "opinions" - e.g., the infamous one about not investigating Presidents just before elections.

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shithole and the Pentagon are......................... Lovie777 11 hrs ago #1
The word "Nuremburg" means nothing to them... NotHardly 9 hrs ago #12
He's got that immunity Polybius 7 hrs ago #20
That's what Hitler told his gestapo. Irish_Dem 11 hrs ago #2
If they have immunity for the killing, do they have immunity for complying with the orders to kill? And, if they have in2herbs 11 hrs ago #3
Making it legal don't make it right. twodogsbarking 11 hrs ago #4
It would be a law "more honored in the breach than the observance" ananda 11 hrs ago #6
Sounds like you could be contract lawyer. One that is an expert in contracts, not a temp hire. twodogsbarking 11 hrs ago #7
I guess an old English teacher will have to do. ananda 11 hrs ago #8
Reading and interpreting. twodogsbarking 9 hrs ago #15
International Criminal Court 2na fisherman 11 hrs ago #5
They are powerless here though Polybius 7 hrs ago #21
Maybe not while you guiys are in control. BUT bluestarone 11 hrs ago #9
Remember Anwar Nasser Abdulla al-Awlaki? He was a native-born US citizen killed by a drone strike on September 30, 2011, 24601 10 hrs ago #10
Comparing the al-Awlaki case to these continuing attacks on boats is quite the stretch Prairie Gates 9 hrs ago #14
Anything can be challenged, and should be. Wtf. nt miyazaki 10 hrs ago #11
An incorrect and meaningless legal opinion. TomSlick 9 hrs ago #13
They will probably try to hold it to the same level BumRushDaShow 8 hrs ago #19
Perhaps. TomSlick 7 hrs ago #23
... Solly Mack 9 hrs ago #16
How convenient.... Quanto Magnus 8 hrs ago #17
Just following orders. Right? n/t Munu 8 hrs ago #18
Probably kevinore 7 hrs ago #22
Nuremberg NewEnglandAutumn 6 hrs ago #24
John Yoo and Alberto Gonzalez come to mind. Buddyzbuddy 6 hrs ago #25
Somebody probably told the Gestapo and the SS the same thing. Turbineguy 6 hrs ago #26
The international courts may disagree as will American courts JT45242 6 hrs ago #27
John Yoo also wrote an opinion claiming water boarding was not torture. surfered 5 hrs ago #28
So..... COL Mustard 5 hrs ago #29
Says you. kacekwl 5 hrs ago #30
Didn't a number of German officers and soldiers try the defence that they were just following orders? cstanleytech 2 hrs ago #31
America has an unortunate track record on extra judicial killings. Aussie105 1 min ago #32
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