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Actor Patton Oswalt says Trump: “Is a stupid a**hole and if you voted for him you’re a stupid a**hole and if you still support him you’re a stupid a**hole.” Thoughts?

BREAKING: Suspect who defaced US Marine Monument at Quantico is a violent Illegal Alien — charges always dropped against Miguel Alonso Maldonado Soriano “No drivers license” “failure to exhibit license” hmmm

Well aware… more than I can say here

🔥GLORIA STEINEM GONE AT 92. Nobody may have helped to destroy the traditional American family unit with her feminist movement like that CIA FUNDED ASSET. She once wrote an op-ed in the NYT in 1998 DEFENDING Bill Clinton for his actions & said it wasn’t harassment because she said Clinton “took no for an answer” The CIA funded her in her 20s running the Vienna youth festival op. She then spent the next 50 years telling women they were betraying the sisterhood if they stayed in the household. She was ALSO made honorary co-chair of the DSA & tried to get women behind Bernie Sanders.

▶️11.3 is a Section from the Department Of War Law Of War Manual ▶️11.3 END OF OCCUPATION AND DURATION OF GC OBLIGATIONS The status of belligerent occupation ends when the conditions for its application are no longer met. Certain GC obligations with respect to occupied territory continue for the duration of the occupation after the general close of military operations. ▶️11.3.1 End of Occupation. Belligerent occupation ceases when the conditions for its application are no longer met.81 In particular, as discussed below, the status of belligerent occupation ceases when the invader no longer factually governs the occupied territory or when a hostile relationship no longer exists between the State of the occupied territory and the Occupying Power. 82 Belligerent occupation ends when the Occupying Power no longer has effectively placed the occupied territory under its control. 83 For example, an uprising by the local population may prevent the Occupying Power from actually enforcing its authority over occupied territory. Similarly, the Occupying Power’s expulsion or complete withdrawal from the territory would also suffice because the former Occupying Power generally would not be able to control sufficiently the occupied territory. Belligerent occupation also may end when a hostile relationship no longer exists between the Occupying Power and the State of the occupied territory (although, as discussed in the following subsection, certain GC obligations may continue to apply). 84 For example, if a new, independent government of the previously occupied territory assumes control of the territory and consents to the presence of the previously occupying forces, then such a situation would no longer be considered a belligerent occupation. Similarly, if a peace treaty legitimately transfers the territory to the sovereignty of the Occupying Power, then the Occupying Power would no longer be characterized as such. However, an Occupying Power is not permitted, under the law of belligerent occupation, to annex occupied territory.85 ▶️11.3.2 Duration of GC Obligations in the Case of Occupied Territory. In the home territory of parties to the conflict, the application of the GC shall cease on the general close of military operations. 86 In the case of occupied territory, the application of the GC shall cease one year after the general close of military operations; however, the Occupying Power shall be bound, for the duration of the occupation, to the extent that such State exercises the functions of government in such territory, by the provisions of the following Articles of the GC: • 1 through 12 (general provisions and common articles, e.g., the Protecting Power continues to function, and the derogation for security reasons continues to apply); • 27, 29 through 34 (humane treatment); • 47 (preserves rights as against change by annexation or arrangement with the local authorities so long as occupation lasts); • 49 (transfers, evacuation, and deportation); • 51, 52 (prohibitions against certain compulsory service and protection of workers); • 53 (respect for property); • 59, 61 through 63 (facilitating relief programs); • 64 through 77 (criminal proceedings); and • 143 (access by Protecting Powers and the ICRC). 87 Link to the Law Of War Manual ⤵️ media.defense.gov/2023/Jul/3… Courts Martial United States 2024⤵️ jsc.defense.gov/Portals/99/2… War Powers⤵️ law.cornell.edu/wex/war_powe… THE MILITARY JUSTICE ACT OF 2016⤵️ armfor.uscourts.gov/newcaaf/… 10 U.S. Code Subtitle A Chapter 47 Part II - UNIFORM CODE OF MILITARY JUSTICE law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/… Commander in Chief powers law.cornell.edu/wex/commande… Video source @AAnon55