Is this anyway to treat an Admiral...

[Timo]

...Of course, the Temporal Prime Directive can be retroactively nullified by doing a bit of time travel. If you go back in time and change things, nobody but you will notice anything! So unless you turn yourself in, you'll never get caught.

It's basically the same with the good old Prime Directive of Noninterference. Only the authorities can catch you - but, being the local starship captain, you are the authorities. When you're the judge, jury and executioner all in the same package, "violation of the law" is a pretty meaningless concept. You are the law.

Timo Saloniemi

 

[Cakemixo]

I didn't think it was so bad to leave him under rocks. Don't they usually usually stick them in a torpedo shell and shoot them out into space?

 

[Yevetha]

There was probably nothing left of his body after the rocks fell upon him.

 

[Elder Knight]

Picard was stranded there a long time. Methinks he ate the corpse and just buried the bones.

Epitaph: "A great Starfleet Captain . . . and delicious to the end."

 

[Mark 2000]

Temporal Prime Directive. Feh. You can't have two "Prime" Directives. Just another one of the later shows silly nomenclatures.

 

[Solariabsg25]

Picard was stranded there a long time. Methinks he ate the corpse and just buried the bones.

Epitaph: "A great Starfleet Captain . . . and delicious to the end."

Why have I got a vision of Arnold Rimmer discussing Scott of the Antarctic and Captain Oates??