Letter I got at work (USAF)

[BJ]

I got an email at work today. The body of that email reads as follows:

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To the Airmen of the United States Air Force:

Last month, we launched the Airman to Airman video series as a way for me to communicate directly with you on the important issues I think you need to know about. Recently, I met with your wing commanders here in DC and talked to them about a number of issues affecting our Air Force. Most importantly, I spoke to them about my feelings on dignity and respect.

Treating EVERY Airman with dignity and respect must be at the heart of who we are and how we operate. It isn’t a “tag” line; it’s the core of everything we stand for as a service. Everyone in our Air Force should feel respected. Everyone should feel valued. Every single person around you brings something to the fight that you don't. Each of them is critically important to mission success, and they deserve to be treated that way.

The great majority of you already embrace this idea, but there are a few around you who don’t. We need to ensure they understand that this is where our Air Force is heading. I want dignity and respect to become part of an ongoing conversation, which is why this month's Airman to Airman video focuses on it. The link is below; please take two minutes to watch it.

Thanks for who you are and what you do. You continue to make me unbelievably proud to be an Airman. Betty and I wish you and your families a safe and happy holiday season. We’ll keep a special place in our hearts for those of you who are deployed and the remarkable families who wait for your return.

MARK A. WELSH III
General, USAF
Chief of Staff

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I watched the video, and the general said, and I quote, "If you don't feel you can be part of that culture change, then it's time to look for another job." He made this statement about talking about the strength of diversity. The entire message is at this link:



I am sickened beyond belief that now my job is being threatened by a 4 star general who says I have to embrace culture change as part of my job duties.

I posted this so everyone can clearly see how far immorality, sexually deviant behavior and homosexuality has infiltrated the US Air Force.

[schwartzie]

In 2012 there were 26,000 sexual assault incidences in the military:  14,000 against 'men' and 12,000 against women.
I imagine this type of activity is great for morale, especially for the aggressive perverts...  And if combat-trained soldiers have a problem with staving off their attackers, well....think about sodomites in the Boy Scouts, with so many young, helpless boys!

Our military is becoming a laughingstock worldwide.   Truly good is called evil, and evil is called good.  Come quickly, Lord! 

[OnlyMe]

For sure, all that's evil is good these days, and what's good is considered evil.  How on earth can we expect God's blessing on our military operations (even when they're for a righteous cause) when He's being kicked out of the military?  Look at what happened in schools after prayer was prohibited - kids' misbehavior went from chewing gum and talking in line to shooting others and sex in the classroom!  (I had a teacher friend who walked into the classroom to find one of her middle school students had gone up to a boy who was an exchange student, opened his zipper, and was....use your imagination.) 

This is an example of how sodomy is smiled upon and God is unwanted:

Equal opportunity knocks – but not for 'Christmas'
Chad Groening (OneNewsNow.com) Friday, December 27, 2013

A Christian law firm is representing an American soldier who was among some troops who were told it isn't appropriate to use the word "Christmas" on a Mississippi military post.

Equal opportunity knocks – but not for 'Christmas'

A Christian law firm is representing an American soldier who was among some troops who were told it isn't appropriate to use the word "Christmas" on a Mississippi military post.

Todd Starnes of Fox News reports that earlier this month during a routine meeting at Camp Shelby, Mississippi, various leaders of the 158th Infantry Brigade discussed an upcoming Christmas football tournament. But the equal opportunity officer in attendance immediately objected to the usage of the word "Christmas," saying that not everyone celebrates Christmas and they couldn't say "Christmas celebration." She said it had to be "holiday celebration."

Michael Berry of Liberty Institute is representing one of the soldiers who attended the briefing. He tells OneNewsNow this is clearly a case of political correctness run amok.
Berry

"Christmas is a national holiday; it's a federal holiday, which includes the Department of Defense – and it's called 'Christmas,'" he points out. "And yet to my surprise and to my shock, this equal opportunity officer said no, you shouldn't use the word 'Christmas' because that could be offensive – even though it's a national holiday and is recognized as part of our culture's national heritage."

The Liberty Institute attorney wonders just how far the "speech police" will go.

"Are they going to start following soldiers around and wait for them to say 'Merry Christmas' to one another and then slap them with some kind of a citation for using a prohibited word in the Army?" he asks. "They are going around and treating this word as if it's obscenity or profanity."

www.onenewsnow.com/national-security/2013/12/27/equal-opportunity-knocks-%E2%80%93-but-not-for-christmas

[BJ]

You're all getting it. I got numerous articles about how Christians are being ostracized and the LGBT crowd are being heralded as the ones who bring safety to the homeland. I got more emails like this, believe it or not, that I haven't posted. Perhaps I should. It would give you all a better insight as to how the homosexual lobby has taken over the Air Force. And yet we have to be tolerant and give the sodomites "respect and dignity" and if we don't, we have to look for another line of work. It appears that tolerance is a one way street huh?

[Summergirl]

armedservices.house.gov/index.cfm/files/serve?File_id=c0dd2935-1527-45ef-b012-2f8a4c6550d5

He is evidently being threatened with losing his
career, as the other 200 purged military have done.

In January, he was concerned about sexual assaults.
His tune is changed now to opening the door
for the perverts to do their depraved acts.

Get rid of Obama and you will have eliminated
the evil that is hovering over this nation.

I think the sheep are waking up to this
fact and he will be ousted. There are
millions of people chafing at the bit
to get moving on Obama's arrest.

[PrisonerOfHope]

You know, I think this whole Duck Dynasty fiasco has proven that Americans are getting sick and tired of having sodomy shoved in their faces and being told they must accept it... or else.  Less than 3% of people are actually "gay" - why should the vast majority have to cater to their every whim? 

[baydoll]

You all bring up an important point here and that is the vast majority of Americans don't want this 'cultural change' and as POH pointed out, are sick and tired of having it forced down our throats at every turn. And we are becoming very vocal of that of late too. Which I think scares the pants off them.

I think they're (the media, Hollywood, Government, ect.) also trying very hard to make it appear as if it's the other way around: the vast majority does want 'cultural change'; it's the small minority of old fashioned and clueless racists bigots that are holding them (and society) back. They need to either 'get with the program' or else.

I believe there is a whole lot of 'Duck Dynasty' and Air Force's 'Get With the Program Or Else' going on that we're not privy to because the media isn't reporting it. Thank God for the internet.  

[baydoll]

Dec 28, 2013 19:15:10 GMT -5 PrisonerOfHope said:

You know, I think this whole Duck Dynasty fiasco has proven that Americans are getting sick and tired of having sodomy shoved in their faces and being told they must accept it... or else.  Less than 3% of people are actually "gay" - why should the vast majority have to cater to their every whim? 

My son and I had a very interesting talk about this (for those who don't know, my son is gay). He said he finds the whole thing ridiculous and petty. He also says that all of his gay friends agree with him. He also felt the Chic fil a mess was also ridiculous and blown way out of proportion. He says he really resents how the vast number of gays are being stereotyped as intolerant bullies when in fact the number of them are NOT. I told him now you know how 'we' feel.

[JoeThePlumber]

[baydoll]

^^^^ Good one!

Also known as 'Selective Outrage'.