Posted on Dec 21, 2018
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Under Article 2 of the UCMJ, the Army maintains court-martial jurisdiction over retired personnel. Army Regulation 27-10, Military Justice, states “Retired members of a regular component of the Armed Forces who are entitled to pay are subject to the provisions of the UCMJ.
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LTC Gary Earls
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So the FBI can lie to you and not be punished but if you lie to the FBI then you go to jail. Something is wrong here.
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PO1 Don Rowan
PO1 Don Rowan
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CPT Phil Bronner - Well said, sir.
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1SG Military Police
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We have a right not to answer. That right, if exercised, means you won't be found guilty of lying. Let law enforcement lie all it wants during an investigation, you don't have to answer. A general should be smart enough to know any conversation with law enforcement can lead to issues so never never never speak to them without counsel present.
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SGT Frankie Hice
SGT Frankie Hice
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Yes something is wrong! It's a Treasonous government that uses the law as THEY WISH. It's good for Thee, but not for ME.
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CDR Cynthia Ramsey
CDR Cynthia Ramsey
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yes, the police, NCIS, etc. are allowed to lie to you. that’s the way it is. we need them to b able to catch criminals, traitors, etc
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MAJ Ken Landgren
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I say leave his military pension alone if his infractions did not occur in service to the military. They are unrelated.
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PO2 Bernard Spriggs Jr
PO2 Bernard Spriggs Jr
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Regarding General Flynn’s pension. FROM VA.GOV: Veterans who receive VA pension payments will have their benefits terminated on the 61st day after being imprisoned for a felony conviction. : Which means he keeps his benefits because he was not imprisoned he used his get out of jail free pass (pardon). (I do like it but it i what it is unless he gets court-martialed
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Sgt Robert Albertson
Sgt Robert Albertson
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Maj Gordon Hunter - When it's proven, after Donald J Trump returns to the White House next year after he blows out the pedophile in a landslide, that the FBI, Piglosi, Mayor Bowowzer and other demonrats are proven to be directly involved in the events of J6, with verifiable proof of communication between the offending criminals... I'll save this and get back to the sheep who swallowed what propaganda media fed you.
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CDR Cynthia Ramsey
CDR Cynthia Ramsey
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i disagree. he was working in a govt position, advisor to the president, etc. and he’s still trying to destroy us democracy
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CDR Cynthia Ramsey
CDR Cynthia Ramsey
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SP5 Jerry Sandusky i hope not. he and his son r not supporting is democracy. quite the opposite!!
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SGT Lou Meza
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I'm of the opinion that Gen. Flynn should not be punished twice for the same offense.
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Maj Gordon Hunter
Maj Gordon Hunter
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SSG Douglas Shaffer - But not the shenanigans he's pulled since then. Like advocating violent overthrow of government.
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CSM Thomas Ray
CSM Thomas Ray
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Amn Joseph H. - Are you deliberately ignoring this guy trusted with national security secrets was taking money from an enemy country not automatically a traitor? What about members of Congress and the current President?
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SP5 Chester Horton
SP5 Chester Horton
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I believe every member of the military is a U.S. citizen and the laws of the land still apply to all citizens. Therefore, it would be a violation of our laws to try a citizen twice for the same offense. Yes, I was subject to the UCMJ when I served in the Army. I didn't agree with the double jeopardy then and I am of the same opinion now.

Just sayin'.
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PO2 Bernard Spriggs Jr
PO2 Bernard Spriggs Jr
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In my opinion, While I agree with you SGT Meza, that general fin should not be punished twice. In actuality, he has not been punished at all. He was convicted once and he then used his get out of jail free pass (Presidential Pardon), but that doesn’t relieve him of the military responsibilities annd regulations since he WAS using the cloak of General no one relieved him of the UCMJ articles.it would not be double jeopardy..
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