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Rhiannon12866

(247,991 posts) Mon Dec 1, 2025, 04:59 AM Monday

Legality of U.S. boat strikes in the Caribbean gets blurrier after latest Washington Post report - MS NOW Reports [View all]

A Washington Post report claims Defense Secretary Hegseth verbally ordered a second strike to kill survivors of an initial boat strike on September 2nd, leading House and Senate committees to launch inquiries into the strikes.

Former U.S. attorney and MS NOW contributor Joyce Vance joins Alex Witt to share her legal analysis on this and more. - Aired on 11/30/2025.

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Legality of U.S. boat strikes in the Caribbean gets blurrier after latest Washington Post report - MS NOW Reports [View all] Rhiannon12866 Monday OP

Kegseth says he didn't and Trump believes him Skittles Monday #1

Small wonder that Congress plans an investigation, there certainly must be witnesses Rhiannon12866 Monday #2

I think Kill Survivors means All Witnesses. tavernier Monday #3

We don't hear much about the other boat strike where there was 2 survivors KS Toronado Monday #4

That's an excellent point, there were 2 survivors who were sent back to their country, but what country was that? Rhiannon12866 Monday #5

Trump issued the kill orders, Hegseth was just doing his bidding. sop Monday #6

Agreed, I've heard that from the felon-in-chief's insulting nasty mouth. Rhiannon12866 Monday #7

Some NAVY admirals are going to face charges in the future for going along with a second attack. Wonder Why Monday #8