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Originally Posted by LystAP
Not necessarily, Chamber did note that Striker was acting out of habit for Galactic Alliance military protocol, nor could Chamber rationalize that "Kugel"'s actions were as a member of the Galactic Alliance, or determine if it was something "Kugel" did independently; thus why he deferred to Ledo's judgment.
Chamber could conclude and perhaps did, that "Kugel"'s actions could be seen as corrupt, and as the next highest ranking GA officer, Ledo could be authorized to remove "Kugel" from command.
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Chamber didn't say anything about Kugel's actions, only about Striker. When asked if he could fight against Kugel he didn't answer, he simply said that he'd leave that to Ledo's judgement.
Apparently the fact that establishing an "ideal society" isn't GA's standard protocol is a valid reason to stop Striker, but not a valid reason to stop Kugel.
In the end what Ledo is trying to do isn't GA compliant either.
So why Chamber should think that is Kugel that's going rogue rather than Ledo?
Given the situation he should logically defer to the decision of the highest ranking officer. If the AI machine calibers weren't programmed that way, that would be a pretty huge oversight of the GA against possible defections and mutiny.