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Mar 5, 2017 06:50:14   #
Richard Rowland
 
I swear I'm going to learn to cut and paste so I can post the actual articles. Until then, all I can do is offer a description of what's of concern, and leave it up to those interested, to learn more. Google soldiers required to don women's clothing. Perhaps, because I don't see every post initiated, this subject has been covered. Anyway, for those who haven't heard of this program, the army has adopted, I think it will be of interest.

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Mar 5, 2017 07:10:21   #
Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone
 
Let me first try to help you with the cut and paste function. It is often better to insert the URL into your threads than pasting the entire article (simply because of additional characters that tag along). So, here is how to do it with little to no effort. While you are on the page, simply right click your mouse and select "copy address" and then to paste it into your thread, again right click your mouse and select "paste." If you just have to copy a paragraph, then place your cursor at the start of the paragraph or article, hold down the shift key and go to the end of the paragraph or article, right mouse click and select "copy" or simply hold your "Cnt" and hit the letter "c" and to paste it, at the point you wish to place the paragraph or article, simply hold down the "Cnt" key and type the letter "P" or use your right mouse button and select "paste."

Now about the Army encouraging women to cover their heads while in the Middle East, I do not have a problem with showing respect for other people's beliefs. It does not cause harm to our service member's to be polite. If your were in Japan, you would not sit and show the soles of your shoes to your host. When in Greece you do not "wave" with your fingers extended. And if you are in India, you never touch another person with your left hand. Also, you never tip when in Japan no matter how good the service. If in Ireland, never flash the "peace sign" and there are more customs.. it is like having a visitor in your home, you certainly would be offended if they put their feet up on your furniture. It is a matter of manners, nothing more.

Richard Rowland wrote:
I swear I'm going to learn to cut and paste so I can post the actual articles. Until then, all I can do is offer a description of what's of concern, and leave it up to those interested, to learn more. Google soldiers required to don women's clothing. Perhaps, because I don't see every post initiated, this subject has been covered. Anyway, for those who haven't heard of this program, the army has adopted, I think it will be of interest.

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Mar 5, 2017 07:45:10   #
MarvinSussman
 
Pennylynn wrote:
Let me first try to help you with the cut and paste function. It is often better to insert the URL into your threads than pasting the entire article (simply because of additional characters that tag along). So, here is how to do it with little to no effort. While you are on the page, simply right click your mouse and select "copy address" and then to paste it into your thread, again right click your mouse and select "paste." If you just have to copy a paragraph, then place your cursor at the start of the paragraph or article, hold down the shift key and go to the end of the paragraph or article, right mouse click and select "copy" or simply hold your "Cnt" and hit the letter "c" and to paste it, at the point you wish to place the paragraph or article, simply hold down the "Cnt" key and type the letter "P" or use your right mouse button and select "paste."

Now about the Army encouraging women to cover their heads while in the Middle East, I do not have a problem with showing respect for other people's beliefs. It does not cause harm to our service member's to be polite. If your were in Japan, you would not sit and show the soles of your shoes to your host. When in Greece you do not "wave" with your fingers extended. And if you are in India, you never touch another person with your left hand. Also, you never tip when in Japan no matter how good the service. If in Ireland, never flash the "peace sign" and there are more customs.. it is like having a visitor in your home, you certainly would be offended if they put their feet up on your furniture. It is a matter of manners, nothing more.
Let me first try to help you with the cut and past... (show quote)


Thanks for being a good OPP citizen!

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Mar 5, 2017 07:53:34   #
Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone
 
You are welcome, I hope I never disappoint you.

MarvinSussman wrote:
Thanks for being a good OPP citizen!

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Mar 5, 2017 08:00:38   #
son of witless
 
Pennylynn wrote:
Let me first try to help you with the cut and paste function. It is often better to insert the URL into your threads than pasting the entire article (simply because of additional characters that tag along). So, here is how to do it with little to no effort. While you are on the page, simply right click your mouse and select "copy address" and then to paste it into your thread, again right click your mouse and select "paste." If you just have to copy a paragraph, then place your cursor at the start of the paragraph or article, hold down the shift key and go to the end of the paragraph or article, right mouse click and select "copy" or simply hold your "Cnt" and hit the letter "c" and to paste it, at the point you wish to place the paragraph or article, simply hold down the "Cnt" key and type the letter "P" or use your right mouse button and select "paste."

Now about the Army encouraging women to cover their heads while in the Middle East, I do not have a problem with showing respect for other people's beliefs. It does not cause harm to our service member's to be polite. If your were in Japan, you would not sit and show the soles of your shoes to your host. When in Greece you do not "wave" with your fingers extended. And if you are in India, you never touch another person with your left hand. Also, you never tip when in Japan no matter how good the service. If in Ireland, never flash the "peace sign" and there are more customs.. it is like having a visitor in your home, you certainly would be offended if they put their feet up on your furniture. It is a matter of manners, nothing more.
Let me first try to help you with the cut and past... (show quote)


How does this work with T*********red soldiers?

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Mar 5, 2017 08:12:21   #
Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone
 
Manners are manners... does not matter what you consider your g****r. I personally think that "t***s-g****r" people do not belong in the military. Indeed, I am not sure that I can support the t***s-g****r movement, as G*d made us with c********es that define our g****r. Furthermore, I think that many who think of themselves as such are brainwashed into thinking that it is okay to be homosexual. In my opinion, they need mental health professional help and not a government paid for sex reallocation. But, that is just my opinion.

son of witless wrote:
How does this work with T*********red soldiers?

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Mar 5, 2017 08:39:50   #
robmull Loc: florida
 
Pennylynn wrote:
Manners are manners... does not matter what you consider your g****r. I personally think that "t***s-g****r" people do not belong in the military. Indeed, I am not sure that I can support the t***s-g****r movement, as G*d made us with c********es that define our g****r. Furthermore, I think that many who think of themselves as such are brainwashed into thinking that it is okay to be homosexual. In my opinion, they need mental health professional help and not a government paid for sex reallocation. But, that is just my opinion.
Manners are manners... does not matter what you co... (show quote)








I don't believe "sex," {even hetero-sex}, should be ANY part of military service. I was in the Navy, and I'm sure there were {and are} a wide variety of sexual preferences in ANY large group, but duty to country should NEVER be c*********d by ANY sexual display. Someone who is willing and able to fight FOR America SHOULD be accepted, Penny; just don't think that putting-on a display, in quarters, of ungodly and/or perverted predilection should not be grounds for a "Dishonorable Discharge." I know there are "queens," in ALL walks-of-life, who could kick-my-ass all over God's green earth if I deserved it; but just don't try to come on-to-me when I'm focusing on the enemy and have a cannon in my hand. Hummmmmmmm. What IS that "crushing" noise I keep hearing??? GOOOOOOOOOOOO PRESIDENT "45" DONALD J. {BORN AGAIN} TRUMP (R)!!!

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Mar 5, 2017 08:45:55   #
Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone
 
I respect your opinion. I too served in the military and homosexual acts were grounds for a "general discharge" never a dishonorable discharge, but under the UCMJ and regulations, they were provided a discharge at the convenience of the government.

robmull wrote:
I don't believe "sex," {even hetero-sex}, should be ANY part of military service. I was in the Navy, and I'm sure there were {and are} a wide variety of sexual preferences, but duty to country should NEVER be c*********d by ANY sexual display. Someone who is willing and able to fight FOR America SHOULD be accepted, Penny; just don't think that putting-on a display, in quarters, of ungodly and/or perverted predilection should not be grounds for a "Dishonorable Discharge." I know there are "queens" who could kick-my-ass all over God's green earth if I deserved it; but just don't try to come on-to-me when I have a cannon in my hand. Hummmmmmmm. What IS that "crushing" noise I keep hearing??? GOOOOOOOOOOOO PRESIDENT "45" DONALD J. {BORN AGAIN} TRUMP (R)!!!
I don't believe "sex," {even hetero-sex}... (show quote)

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Mar 5, 2017 09:42:39   #
no propaganda please Loc: moon orbiting the third rock from the sun
 
Richard Rowland wrote:
I swear I'm going to learn to cut and paste so I can post the actual articles. Until then, all I can do is offer a description of what's of concern, and leave it up to those interested, to learn more. Google soldiers required to don women's clothing. Perhaps, because I don't see every post initiated, this subject has been covered. Anyway, for those who haven't heard of this program, the army has adopted, I think it will be of interest.


you might be referring to these articles
U.S. Military to Allow Soldiers to Crossdress - Breitbart
www.breitbart.com/big-government/2016/07/01/u-s-military-all...

Jul 1, 2016 ... In his announcement Thursday, Carter did not say whether soldiers will require a clinical diagnosis of g****r dysphoria in order to crossdress, ...
Obama Pushes Military to Salute T*********r, Cross-Dressing ...
www.breitbart.com/big-government/2016/06/25/obama-pushes-mil...

Jun 25, 2016 ... Obama Pushes Military to Salute T*********r, Cross-Dressing Soldiers ... In general, the t*********r ideology says the state should require ...

I remeber a couple of year ago Obama required men to wear heels for a week I guess it was that he wanted people to relate to g****r dysphoria, just the same way that the schools are now getting five year olds to pretend they are the opposite sex to start the brainwashing early.

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Mar 5, 2017 09:47:15   #
son of witless
 
Pennylynn wrote:
Manners are manners... does not matter what you consider your g****r. I personally think that "t***s-g****r" people do not belong in the military. Indeed, I am not sure that I can support the t***s-g****r movement, as G*d made us with c********es that define our g****r. Furthermore, I think that many who think of themselves as such are brainwashed into thinking that it is okay to be homosexual. In my opinion, they need mental health professional help and not a government paid for sex reallocation. But, that is just my opinion.
Manners are manners... does not matter what you co... (show quote)


I am wondering if Bruce Jenner in his alternate identity as a woman would cover 'his' head if in the military and in a Muslim country. And if he did would Muslims be insulted? What about a woman identifying as a male? Would she be bound to cover up? This whole issue is needless.

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Mar 5, 2017 14:16:05   #
Richard Rowland
 
Pennylynn wrote:
Let me first try to help you with the cut and paste function. It is often better to insert the URL into your threads than pasting the entire article (simply because of additional characters that tag along). So, here is how to do it with little to no effort. While you are on the page, simply right click your mouse and select "copy address" and then to paste it into your thread, again right click your mouse and select "paste." If you just have to copy a paragraph, then place your cursor at the start of the paragraph or article, hold down the shift key and go to the end of the paragraph or article, right mouse click and select "copy" or simply hold your "Cnt" and hit the letter "c" and to paste it, at the point you wish to place the paragraph or article, simply hold down the "Cnt" key and type the letter "P" or use your right mouse button and select "paste."

Now about the Army encouraging women to cover their heads while in the Middle East, I do not have a problem with showing respect for other people's beliefs. It does not cause harm to our service member's to be polite. If your were in Japan, you would not sit and show the soles of your shoes to your host. When in Greece you do not "wave" with your fingers extended. And if you are in India, you never touch another person with your left hand. Also, you never tip when in Japan no matter how good the service. If in Ireland, never flash the "peace sign" and there are more customs.. it is like having a visitor in your home, you certainly would be offended if they put their feet up on your furniture. It is a matter of manners, nothing more.
Let me first try to help you with the cut and past... (show quote)


Obviously, Pennylynn, you haven't seen the subject matter I'm referring to. There appears to be a program, devised by the army, to help the male soldiers develop empathy for their female compatriots by requiring them to wear and march in high heels. Possibly other female attire, as well. However, I'm not sure about that. "Fred on Everything" had a piece regarding this subject. I think the piece was titled, Military ethos or something like that. Check it out.

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Mar 5, 2017 15:03:57   #
no propaganda please Loc: moon orbiting the third rock from the sun
 
Richard Rowland wrote:
Obviously, Pennylynn, you haven't seen the subject matter I'm referring to. There appears to be a program, devised by the army, to help the male soldiers develop empathy for their female compatriots by requiring them to wear and march in high heels. Possibly other female attire, as well. However, I'm not sure about that. "Fred on Everything" had a piece regarding this subject. I think the piece was titled, Military ethos or something like that. Check it out.


That was one of the concepts to which I was referring.However female soldiers to not march in high heels, nor do they go to war dressed like that. It is really a l*****t concept of breaking down the barriers that form the structure of society. That is, of course, one of the goals of C*******m.

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Mar 5, 2017 16:00:08   #
son of witless
 
no propaganda please wrote:
That was one of the concepts to which I was referring.However female soldiers to not march in high heels, nor do they go to war dressed like that. It is really a l*****t concept of breaking down the barriers that form the structure of society. That is, of course, one of the goals of C*******m.


Now that C*******t Barry is no longer Commander in Chief, the military can go back to being a fighting force instead being a propaganda shell for Gay and T*********red Liberals, and G****l W*****g show pieces.

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Mar 6, 2017 08:00:20   #
pappadeux Loc: Phoenix AZ
 
Pennylynn wrote:
Let me first try to help you with the cut and paste function. It is often better to insert the URL into your threads than pasting the entire article (simply because of additional characters that tag along). So, here is how to do it with little to no effort. While you are on the page, simply right click your mouse and select "copy address" and then to paste it into your thread, again right click your mouse and select "paste." If you just have to copy a paragraph, then place your cursor at the start of the paragraph or article, hold down the shift key and go to the end of the paragraph or article, right mouse click and select "copy" or simply hold your "Cnt" and hit the letter "c" and to paste it, at the point you wish to place the paragraph or article, simply hold down the "Cnt" key and type the letter "P" or use your right mouse button and select "paste." I don't get it I copy past written stuff on a daily basis to include this site. what I can't copy and paste is images, and if I wish to I have a camera set up to take a picture of said image, any thoughts ?

Now about the Army encouraging women to cover their heads while in the Middle East, I do not have a problem with showing respect for other people's beliefs. It does not cause harm to our service member's to be polite. If your were in Japan, you would not sit and show the soles of your shoes to your host. When in Greece you do not "wave" with your fingers extended. And if you are in India, you never touch another person with your left hand. Also, you never tip when in Japan no matter how good the service. If in Ireland, never flash the "peace sign" and there are more customs.. it is like having a visitor in your home, you certainly would be offended if they put their feet up on your furniture. It is a matter of manners, nothing more.
Let me first try to help you with the cut and past... (show quote)

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Mar 6, 2017 10:45:11   #
ssgtgood
 
Richard Rowland wrote:
Obviously, Pennylynn, you haven't seen the subject matter I'm referring to. There appears to be a program, devised by the army, to help the male soldiers develop empathy for their female compatriots by requiring them to wear and march in high heels. Possibly other female attire, as well. However, I'm not sure about that. "Fred on Everything" had a piece regarding this subject. I think the piece was titled, Military ethos or something like that. Check it out.


Hey Richard, are you a veteran? When was the last time you SAW women members marching in high heels. I served 8 years and I NEVER saw WMs march in high heels and I doubt that the Army, Navy, or Air Force women members march in high heels either.
Semper Fidelis
ssgtgood USMC

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