Only question, do we read this from the point of view AS occupiers or AS the occupied? Interesting question.
"War Manual 11.7
11.7 AUTHORITY OF THE OCCUPYING POWER OVER RESIDENTS
The authority of the occupying power over the inhabitants of the occupied territories derives from its ab war powers and from its duty to maintain public order and security in the occupied territories. The occupying power may, as a belligerent state, take such measures of control and security consideration to protected persons as may be required by the war. In addition, the Occupying Power may take such measures as may be necessary to fulfill its duty to ensure public order, and security.
11.7.1 Obedience of residents to the occupying power.
It shall be the duty of the inhabitantsto pursue their ordinary peaceful occupations, to conduct themselves in an absolutely peaceful manner, to take take no part in the continuing hostilities, to refrain from all harmful acts against the armed forces or in relation to their operations and to render strict obedience to the instructions of the occupant. Subject to the limitations imposed by international law, the occupying power may Require and compel from the inhabitants of the occupied territories such obedience as may be necessary for the security of its armed forces, for the maintenance of law and order, and for the proper Administration of the country. The obedience of the inhabitant to the occupying power is generally distinguished from a Fiduciary duty. The resident's duty of allegiance to his or her state of citizenship is not abrogated. However, residents are not obligated to obey their state of citizenship.
11.7.1.1 Enforcement of Obedience.
Enforcement of the occupying power. Obedience must comply with the law of war. For example, measures prohibited by the law of war such as collective punishment, torture, or reprisals may not be used.
11.7.2 Censorship and other regulation of the media.
Under the law of belligerent occupation, for security reasons, an occupying power may impose censorship or Regulation of some or all forms of media (e.g., press, radio, television) and entertainment (e.g., theater, movies), correspondence, and other means of communication. For example, at The occupying power may completely prohibit the publication of newspapers that pose a threat security, or it may impose regulations on the publication or distribution of newspapers of other Media for the purpose of fulfilling their duties to restore public order. The occupying power shall not be required to provide facilities for the postal service, but may assume them them for its own account, especially if the officials of the occupied district fail to act or obey it orders.
11.7.3 Control of Transportation.
An occupying power is authorized to exercise dispositive power over all means of public and private transportation by land, sea, or air, within the occupied territory, and may seize them and regulate their operation.
11.7.4 Limits on Security Measures.
If the occupying power deems it necessary, z for compelling reasons of security, to take security measures against protected persons, it may z most, subject them to assigned residence or internment. The occupying power must follow certain procedural requirements (e.g., appeals, periodic review) in implementing assigned stay or internment of protected persons in occupied territory on compelling necessity reasons of security. The occupying power is also obligated to support individuals who are assigned residence and are therefore obliged to leave their homes, in accordance with the standards for the The treatment of internees."
Yeah, we're at that Third World War stage. Disrupting their time machines and timelines seems to be the antidote, but WTF, what is the betting pool on the success of the tunnel demons? Lucifer, eh?
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Ain't that the truth. What would all the homeless "not for profit" orgs employees do for paychecks without the homeless?
war department… (renamed to DoD)
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"War Manual 11.7
11.7 AUTHORITY OF THE OCCUPYING POWER OVER RESIDENTS
The authority of the occupying power over the inhabitants of the occupied territories derives from its ab war powers and from its duty to maintain public order and security in the occupied territories. The
occupying power may, as a belligerent state, take such measures of control and security
consideration to protected persons as may be required by the war. In addition, the
Occupying Power may take such measures as may be necessary to fulfill its duty to ensure public order, and security.
11.7.1 Obedience of residents to the occupying power.
It shall be the duty of the inhabitantsto pursue their ordinary peaceful occupations, to conduct themselves in an absolutely peaceful manner, to take
take no part in the continuing hostilities, to refrain from all harmful acts against the armed forces
or in relation to their operations and to render strict obedience to the instructions of the occupant.
Subject to the limitations imposed by international law, the occupying power may
Require and compel from the inhabitants of the occupied territories such obedience as may be
necessary for the security of its armed forces, for the maintenance of law and order, and for the proper
Administration of the country.
The obedience of the inhabitant to the occupying power is generally distinguished from a
Fiduciary duty. The resident's duty of allegiance to his or her state of citizenship is not abrogated.
However, residents are not obligated to obey their state of citizenship.
11.7.1.1 Enforcement of Obedience.
Enforcement of the occupying power.
Obedience must comply with the law of war. For example, measures prohibited by the law of war such as collective punishment, torture, or reprisals may not be used.
11.7.2 Censorship and other regulation of the media.
Under the law of belligerent occupation, for security reasons, an occupying power may impose censorship or
Regulation of some or all forms of media (e.g., press, radio, television) and entertainment (e.g., theater, movies), correspondence, and other means of communication. For example, at The occupying power may completely prohibit the publication of newspapers that pose a threat security, or it may impose regulations on the publication or distribution of newspapers of other
Media for the purpose of fulfilling their duties to restore public order.
The occupying power shall not be required to provide facilities for the postal service, but may assume them
them for its own account, especially if the officials of the occupied district fail to act or obey it orders.
11.7.3 Control of Transportation.
An occupying power is authorized to exercise
dispositive power over all means of public and private transportation by land, sea, or air,
within the occupied territory, and may seize them and regulate their operation.
11.7.4 Limits on Security Measures.
If the occupying power deems it necessary, z for compelling reasons of security, to take security measures against protected persons, it may z most, subject them to assigned residence or internment.
The occupying power must follow certain procedural requirements (e.g., appeals, periodic review) in implementing
assigned stay or internment of protected persons in occupied territory on compelling necessity
reasons of security. The occupying power is also obligated to support individuals who are
assigned residence and are therefore obliged to leave their homes, in accordance with the standards for the
The treatment of internees."
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