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By Michael M. O'Brien, on May 28th, 2012%
New gay 2LT Kaitlyn Kelly, throwing her hat in the air to celebrate graduation from West Point, and pulling one over the American people, May 26, 2012. (AP Photo/Mike Groll)
The three service academies held their graduation ceremonies this week, with all the traditional pomp and . . . → Read More: The Long ‘Gay’ Line: “Duty, Honor, Country—Gay and Proud!”
By Michael M. O'Brien, on April 9th, 2012%
Gay pride over Afghanistan
The rainbow colors of gay pride were captured flying over a tent on a US Army camp in Afghanistan recently. It does one’s heart good to see them proudly waving against homophobia while the Afghanistan war rages on.
Were the colors flying over the tent of the camp’s gay pride . . . → Read More: Gay pride takes its place in the Afghanistan war as the colors fly
By Michael M. O'Brien, on October 28th, 2011%
Retired US Army General Jack Keane
Barack Hussein Obama pledged during his successful presidential campaign that he would end America’s war in Iraq. When he got into the White House he had to back-peddle because the realities of the situation there (i.e., the real cost of the Iraq war), were far worse than he knew.
As Obama’s plans . . . → Read More: America’s Failure In Iraq: the real cost of the Iraq war (Part I)
By Michael M. O'Brien, on October 2nd, 2011%
A man who is active-duty in the Navy, and only gave his name as Matt, wears a shirt being signed by others that reads “I survived D.A.D.T.” (don’t ask, don’t tell) shortly before midnight during a celebration for the end of the policy on Sept. 19, 2011, in a bar in San Diego. (Associated . . . → Read More: The repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” was Round 1—now for Round 2!
By Michael M. O'Brien, on September 22nd, 2011%
Master Sgt. Anthony Henry, center, and Staff Sgt. Chris Cano told one prospective applicant she needed to lose weight. (Michael Stravato for The New York Times)
The Marine Corps is always proud to be the first in and the last out. It’s first if sent in first, not because it won a race. It’s . . . → Read More: The few, the gay, the Marines: the Corps first to recruit the “proud”
By Michael M. O'Brien, on September 20th, 2011%
"Dignity & Respect," DoD gay sensitivity manual
Every state that’s had a referendum on gay marriage has failed to pass it. That’s because the PEOPLE didn’t want it, even in California. I suppose the people don’t represent the average soldier or sailor either?
But gays and liberals in Congress don’t care what the majority . . . → Read More: As “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” goes, so does our society (Part II)
By Michael M. O'Brien, on September 19th, 2011%
"Dignity & Respect:" DoD gay sensitivity manual
September 20, 2011 marks the end of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell.” It marks the end of an era, and the beginning of a new one.
The old era was when feminists grabbed our country by the nads and squeezed until they got what they wanted, destroying American society and . . . → Read More: As “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” goes, so does our society (Part I)
By Michael M. O'Brien, on September 8th, 2011%
Admiral Mike "Milktoast" Mullen
The repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” (DADT) is a couple of weeks away. As expected, giving the gays an inch they’re now asking for a mile. Getting Barack Hussein Obama (and the liberals in Congress who want to destroy our country) to repeal DADT was just Round 1. Is there any shock that they . . . → Read More: Gay and Proud! As “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” ends, the insanity begins
By Michael M. O'Brien, on June 27th, 2011%
Admiral Mike "Milktoast" Mullen
The situation of poor commanders has become a major issue for the US Navy. A recent study highlighted the number of senior ranking officers who have been relieved of command, and as a result had their careers terminated. The study reveals that most of the offenses committed by these officers were related to sexual relations . . . → Read More: The U.S. Navy: a fun place to work and play while sailing the seas (Part II)
By Michael M. O'Brien, on June 26th, 2011%
Captain Owen Honors
For the past several years we’ve heard one story after the next about the trouble the US Navy is having with its senior officers.
First it was Tailhook, where a female flight officer named Paula Coughlin filed a complaint of sexual harassment against a hotel full of male officers at the annual convention . . . → Read More: The U.S. Navy: a fun place to work and play while sailing the seas (Part I)
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