Maj. Stefan Cook Has the Right to Challenge Legitimacy of Obama's Eligibility

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In the US military, all soldiers are required to sit through annual briefings. One of the topics covered in these briefings is our rights and responsibilities when it comes to obeying lawful orders. We are taught that if we have any question about whether an order is lawful or not, it is not only our right, but our responsibility to get clarification. That being true, Maj. Cook not only has the right to challenge Prs. Obama's eligibility to be president, but if he truly has a question about it, it is his responsibility to challenge it. There was a hearing scheduled for July 16 to determine if Maj. Stefan is in violation of his orders. Instead of the hearing though, the military has chosen to simply revoke his deployment orders. If Maj. Cook were to be court martialed for disobeying a lawful order, the government would have to prove that the order was lawful. By simply revoking the order, they don't have to prove anything. This doesn't automatically mean the military couldn't prove Obama's eligibility, and there are all sorts of reasons they decided not to persue it. However, it is interesting that they would rather let him off the hook than even broach the question.