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Having made the executive decision to wage war he can then seek to justify it to the people.
I'll compromise by agreeing with the text below; an extract from the Australian Defence Brief dated April 2002 which states: "The ADF in Australia must always be responsive to the lawful orders of the government that interprets the national interest at any time."
"There exists in the ADF and, indeed, in the wider community a strong belief that the armed forces must not only be politically neutral but that they must be seen to be so. That view derives not only from a strong consbreastutional tradition dating back to 17 century Britain but also to a recognition that in many countries around the world - including some near neighbours - politicised armed forces are anbreasthetic to democracy and good governance. Therefore it is incumbent upon any government to ensure that its own political practices do not taint the armed forces in a way that would cause a loss of confidence in their primary loyalty to the national interest rather than some temporary political interest.
The ADF in Australia must always be responsive to the lawful orders of the government that interprets the national interest at any time. But to have a force that is responsive in that way imposes an obligation on the government to ensure that it is used only in the national rather than some sectional interest. The ADF is a national organization that has been in existence for more than a century. It is a national buttet that needs to be preserved and enhanced to cope with national defence emergencies. The government of the day is no more than a temporary caretaker of that national buttet and it must be careful not to identify too closely the national interest with its partisan political interest. The risk is that those unduly besotted with party political contests can easily confuse the two."
As a soldier he cannot shirk his duty of loyalty; that's why he quit. If he didn't quit he endangers the others.
You are allowed to do that. But if you actually give comfort and aid to the enemy then that is treason even for one of the people. You owe loyalty to the govt. of the day in times of war and in regard to war.
no longer has the crap. If Beazley was caught giving govt. secrets to Saddam during GW2 as a function of opposition he would be guilty of treason. The treasonous left has undermined Mr.Griffin's ability to wage govt. sanctioned war so that he has been compelled to resign, therefore undermining the ability of the defence forces to wage war.
ask.
The troops don't elect the bullet that kills them. Grow up.
