Definition:

"Cowardice is the perceived failure to demonstrate sufficient robustness and courage in the face of a challenge. Under many military codes of justice, cowardice in the face of combat is a crime punishable by death (cf. shot at dawn). The term describes a personality trait which is viewed as a negative characteristic and has been shunned and disdained (see norms) within most, if not all cultures, while courage, typically viewed as its direct opposite, is generally rewarded and encouraged.

Cowards are usually seen to have avoided or refused to engage in a confrontation or struggle which has been deemed good or righteous by the wider culture in which they live. On a more mundane level, the label may be applied to those who are regarded as too frightened or overwhelmed to defend their rights or those of others from aggressors in their lives.

Acts of cowardice have long been punishable by military law, which defines a wide range of cowardly offenses including desertion in face of the enemy and surrendering to the enemy against orders. The punishment for such acts is typically severe, ranging from corporal punishment to the death sentence. Cowardly conduct is specifically mentioned within the United States Uniform Code of Military Justice."

Comment:

Last night I watched the last episode of "The Kennedys" (JFK's assassination has been a subject dear to my heart for the last 47 plus years).

I did not believe the outcome of the Warren Commission and can only wonder why, with so many inconsistencies, that the real findings have been locked away from the general public for, who knows how long?

Then I get news that Bin-Laden is dead (buried at sea). How convenient!.

If you could see the files and info. I have on 9/11, you would know that it had nothing to do with Bin-Laden.

I used to belong to the group of Architects and Engineers that, after eons, decided to finally try and prove that 9/11 was an inside job, but they have been no better than all the other fund-raising groups that have arisen.

I even told them how to go about getting this thing "Front and Centre" before the American courts (Unfortunately, I am not a U.S. Citizen, nor do I live in the U.S.).

Which leads me to why I posted the meaning of "cowardice".

With the exception of "Jesse Ventura", few Americans have tried to take TPTB to task about 9/11 and JFK.

As a collective, the citizens of the U.S.A. can have an almighty voice, yet they choose to "sit on their hands" and let themselves be completely led where-ever TPTB want them to be led.

They collect their Government handouts and refuse to "rock the boat", even though they know those behind the government are corrupt.

Seems to me like they fit the definition to a tee, no?