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It can be made more positive while preserving the meaning. For example:
We may deceive others if it serves our purpose, but we never lie to our fellow members of the Order.
We never lie to our fellow members of the Order because we believe that complete information is essential for our effectiveness.
So, what's the difference whether we can lie to others or not? If it's not forbidden, it's allowed, that's all.
By analogy:
We must be prepared for anything. Even if everything goes completely wrong, the battlefield is no place for panic. Even in such situations, it is necessary to remain calm and act according to the situation.
We must be prepared for anything. The battlefield is no place for doubt or hesitation. It is always necessary to remain calm and act according to the situation, taking into account the pre-planned tactics.
This is also slightly more positive; there's no need to mention deviations from the plan.
Overall, it's good. Perhaps it could be a bit longer; maybe include something about the principle of organization, for example.
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