Media Fiends Denounce Pete Hegseth for Saying That Gays Don't Belong in Military

Or, "Broken Clock Correct Twice Daily"

Pete Hegseth is a neocon maniac and a Zionist shill, a literal Fox News anchor with zero relevant experience to run the Pentagon.

However.

Homophobia and goofy sex hoaxes are not legit reasons to ban him from the job.

If anything, they would be feathers in his cap if they were real. (They’re fake. Like all media narratives about Trump’s nominees.)

And no, homosexuals (whether the lesbo kind or the sodomite kind) certainly do not belong in the military.

The only reason the media is attacking him is because he said Bad Things about secondary culture war issues (women and gays), not for what would be the legitimate reason to oppose him (his promising unconditional support for Israel).

The Guardian:

Policies allowing out gay people to serve in the US military have been denounced as part of a “Marxist” agenda aimed at prioritising social justice above combat-readiness by Pete Hegseth, Donald Trump’s embattled defence secretary pick.

That paragraph should have ended with “has said.”

It’s also so weird that the Guardian uses the word “out” to mean “loud and proud”. It would read better to write “allowing openly gay people…”

But that first sentence is funny because it reads like it’s saying that it would be outrageous to allow gays out into the public.

And it is indeed an outrage when you see these people strut around in public. Mandating the armed forces to allow them into military is another level of sickening.

The assertion was among many contentious “anti-woke” views expressed in Hegseth’s latest book, The War on Warriors, published this year, in which he lambasted a previous policy – known as don’t ask, don’t tell (DADT) – that tolerated gay service members as long as they did not disclose their sexual orientation, while also excoriating its repeal.

DADT was introduced as a compromise during Bill Clinton’s presidency in 1993 to allow lesbians and gay men to serve in the military in the face of opposition from senior commanders. The policy overturned a previous blanket ban that had been in place since the second world war.

It was repealed in 2011 during the presidency of Barack Obama following numerous complaints of discrimination resulting from the dishonourable discharges of armed service personnel after their sexuality had come to light.

There is an old military saying: “There are no faggots in foxholes.”

The reason for the maxim is because faggots are not attracted to foxholes. They sashay away from them as fast as their little legs can carry them.

Hegseth – whose nomination has become imperilled following allegations of drunkenness, sexual misconduct and financial mismanagement – has denounced DADT as the start of ideological “tinkering” with the armed forces for social justice ends, CNN reported .

You know who else’s political career was characterized by drunkenness, sexual misconduct and financial mismanagement?

A famous example of a man who successfully parlayed a drunken military career into high political office. He also had a very different view of Judaism than Pete Hegseth.

But he has also voiced regret over its repeal, calling it “a breach in the wire” that opened the path to a wider ideological and cultural change in the armed forces.

Recalling how he was getting ready to deploy to Afghanistan when the policy was annulled, he wrote: “Our commander briefed the unit, peppered with a few jokes. You know, infantry stuff.

“We mostly laughed it off and moved on. America was at war. Gays and lesbians were already serving in the military. I had seen the enemy with my own eyes. We needed everybody.”

He now says that inclusive and tolerant attitude was a mistake, suggesting it paved the way for admitting transgender people into the military and allowing women to serve in combat roles, from which they were barred until a 2013 reform.

Hegseth’s aversion to gay people in the military and women in combat was expressed before Trump nominated him for a cabinet position that would give him decision-making power over both policies.

Again, these positions Hegseth holds about women and gays are

1. Biblical, and also

2. Irrelevant to his consideration as Defense Secretary.

The only thing that is going to make or break his appointment is whether the Deep State in charge of foreign policy approve of him. Trump’s participation is window dressing for all of the unconditionally promised wars for Israel in Gaza, Lebanon, Iran and now Syria as well.

As far as Hegseth’s views of Israel, he believes in all of the Third Temple nonsense and would be doing all kinds of insane things to promote that. So would Trump’s pick for Secretary of State Marco Rubio and his pick for UN Ambassador Elise Stefanik.