The efforts of the Army are supposed to be for the good of the country. The plans are not always clear beforehand, but the effects of it help us to live here longer. This is to our prosperity.
However, the issue is not so clear cut. There are always suspicions – or doubts – about some missions. It happens during any period in a nations history.
There are courts cases that handle the accusations that are either found to be true, or thrown out as interference. This may lead to vindication, or a stint in hospital as a mental inpatient.
The most notorious – and long running – instance is “Mission COBRA”. It’s a theory that military specialists have held close to their chest. It’s because of the danger of speaking about it.
The concept is that Government ‘Cobra’ meetings in which important issues are spoken about have a context of their own. This ‘thread’ is managed by a secret unit to use it as a pretext for attack.
The more meetings, the greater the reasons for striking out. These such operations are clandestine and illegal, according to legal experts aware of these matters. If true, it exposes the Army as opportunistic and full of gusto.