No, Brian. And fuck you again.
Liberals just want something called transparency. You know, like when we killed two survivors of an attack on a boat.
I note ZERO commentary from you about THAT event. Before you embarrass yourself with some Fox News generated bullshit, recall that the US rescued Japanese and German seamen after their ships were sunk. That was considered a longstanding maritime behavior, even in time of REAL war. I'll stipulate that Japanese and Germans didn't always do the same.
So we'd love you to justify that killing, something that Trump, Hegseth and their well-trained chimpanzee mouthpieces haven't been able to come up with.
And if there's been unsanctioned moving of oil all this time, why only NOW is Trump doing something about it? Why not during his first term in office? Any chance he's just "wagging the dog"? You know, creating a distraction from- oh I don't know- the Epstein fiasco? Just spitballing here. Or maybe it's about trying to get the Venezuelan Prez out of office. He's really zeroed in on that task.
Can we get an explanation of how forced regime change is part of Trump's avowed moved toward non-intervention?
Whiny Liberals are dying to know. And here's a Google post about the LONGSTANDING tradition I speak of. Maybe if Hegseth could actually read.................
Military Necessity vs. Humanitarian Law: The rules of war at the time (primarily the 1907 Hague Convention concerning the Laws and Customs of War at Sea and the developing principles that would lead to the 1949 Geneva Conventions) expected the victor to take measures to rescue crews after an engagement, provided it was safe and practical. The prohibition against actively attacking survivors remained absolute, but failing to rescue due to legitimate military necessity was considered legally defensible