> All he did was weaken a country by his actions. Ah, the irony of mimicking the villain's final moments in A Few Good Men. The villain claims to protect the c

> All he did was weaken a country by his actions. Ah, the irony of mimicking the villain's final moments in A Few Good Men. The villain claims to protect the country's high ideals, yet does so by flagrantly violating them, and in the process utters your line, almost verbatim. > His documents only confirmed a lot of what people already suspected. Then how could he have weakened the country? This is a have-your-cake-and-eat-it-too argument.