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Originally Posted by MTI
If the US military did this without direction or command from the highest levels, including the Commander in Chief, then perhaps we have a problem with the military? Wouldn't you agree, Mr. Bible? A proper chain of command is very important in these "life and death" situations, no?
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Yes, I agree that a chain of command is definitely necessary. In many cases the POTUS simply listens to his advisors and gives permission. He's not the proactive agent in the process. He has no military experience or knowledge, either tactically or strategically. The last one of those we had in the Whitehouse was probably Eisenhower.
It is almost a certainty that the US military did not act in a rogue manner.