US Military: Surrender Protocol Now Includes Death by Not Following Orders
The US military, according to The Intercept's investigation ( The Intercept - World ), killed what it deemed 'non-compliant' boat strike survivors. This exquisite refinement of military doctrine—demanding perfect victim compliance post-trauma—appears less like a tragic error and more like an unwritten rule for those on the receiving end of American firepower. One might wonder if the Pentagon
offers self-help guides on 'Proper Surrender Etiquette Under Duress.' Historically, the US military has a pattern of 'clean-up' operations that redefine 'rules of engagement' in the field. From My Lai to numerous drone strikes with 'collateral damage,' the precise definition of 'combatant' seems to expand conveniently when inconvenient witnesses remain. It's a miracle they haven't formalized a
'bullet point surrender' system yet. Perhaps the survivors just didn't understand the updated PowerPoint presentation.