[Moose4]

I was about to say, they’re probably revoking his orders because his next ones will be to report to his court martial.

}:-)4

[comebacknewt]

I hope this isn’t bad news for the Major, but I have a very bad feeling about this.

[davisfh]

"I was about to say, they’re probably revoking his orders because his next ones will be to report to his court martial."

I'm afraid you're right. I very much doubt that this will end well for the Major and his career, if he ever had one, is, for all intents and purposes, over

[Gondring]

Yeah. Dr. Taitz needs to go back to her dental practice and stop trying to play lawyer.

This announcement is not necessarily “a win.”

[for-q-clinton]

I don’t believe so...in order to violate the order he has to actually to have not followed the order. Now if he was supposed to be somewhere else before that order was followed then they could get him for AWOL or not following orders (but it would be a different order and not this one as the time hasn’t come for him to go yet).

[Lurking in Kansas]

...they’re probably revoking his orders because his next ones will be to report to his court martial.

ding... ding... ding... we have our winner...

[BP2]

they’re probably revoking his orders because his next ones will be to report to his court martial.

Major Cook is living up to his Oath. He has other liabilities now as does EVERY other veteran (active, retired, etc), until Obama comes clear to his birth records:

At the Tokyo War Crimes trial, it was declared “[A]nyone with knowledge of illegal activity and an opportunity to do something about it is a potential criminal under international law unless the person takes affirmative measures to prevent commission of the crimes.”

Under the Nuremberg Principles, you have an obligation NOT to follow the orders of leaders which are illegitimate. Military members all bound by what U.S. Chief Prosecutor Robert K. Jackson declared in 1948: [T]he very essence of the [Nuremberg] Charter is that individuals have intentional duties which transcend the national obligations of obedience imposed by the individual state. In 1953, the Department of Defense adopted the principles of the Nuremberg Code as official policy of the United States.

Also, check out:

-- Article 92 of the UCMJ
-- Army Commissioned Officer Oath of Office

Major Cook must follow “lawful orders”. However, those coming from a possible ILLEGITIMATE Commander-in-Chief must be questioned until proven to be legitimate. Major Cook doesn't have the luxury to question them if he finds himself under fire.

At THIS juncture, Obama’s legitimacy is growing more questionable by the day. He needs to put up or step down.

[danamco]

because his next ones will be to report to his court martial.

Wouldn't that open the door for him to subpoena different records???