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Not exactly. The order concerns shutting down the prison on the base within one year, not the base as a whole. More importantly, it is contingent on the law and
by GHFigs 14y ago
Not exactly. The order concerns shutting down the prison on the base within one year, not the base as a whole. More importantly, it is contingent on the law and appropriations (i.e. money) to have any teeth. Within months, that part of the order effectively became impossible to fulfill.
- ck2 14y agoI've never been in the military but if someone gives you an order, even if it's "impossible", you are still in violation? I mean how is anyone still at their post if the COMMANDER IN CHIEF tells you not to be there in a year (three years ago). It's a flagrant violation of command.