CptData wrote...
android654 wrote...
Doesn't matter, being a soldier means you're beholden to orders, and when a commanding officer tells you to do something, you do it. A gunnery chief can't make decisions on the fly about who is and isn't cleared for what if their Captain orders them to do it. Sure they can voice their concerns, but orders come from high on up all the way down, not the other way around.
Indeed - and works for me.
Besides that: neither Krogans nor Asari or Quarians were ever enemies of the Alliance - and the Turians helped to construct the Normandy. I simply can't see any real risks here. Most of the other races are technological far more advanced than the Alliance ...
Also intelligence agencies are responsible for military secrets not leaking out, not the military itself. For example, here in the U.S. we have the D.I.A. (Defense Intelligence Agency) they're responsible for our military secrets not getting into the hands of other countries. Also blatant denial of other countries/peoples without a legitimate concern is usually a oneway ticket to making an unnescessary enemy.
As far as we know the only real enemies humans had were the Turians during the first contact war. But even past enemies have to work together inorder to make progress.
If we didn't, there would be little to no trade or contact between the U.S. Britian, Germany, Italy, China, Japan, Russia and all the former Soviet Satelites, etc. Your enemy yesterday can prove to be a benefactor or even a friend tomorrow,
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