Defense Secretary: 10,400 Male Troops Subjected to 'Unwanted Sexual Contact' Last Year

cnsnews.com ^ | April 23, 2015 | Susan Jones

[rdcbn]

I sure hope the answer to this wasn’t military provided lubricants.

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CLP truly is the universal lubricant

[Stepan12]

If you have homos in music departments, they will kick out female and heterosexual musicians, at least that was what happened with a music teacher I knew in the piano department.

[I want the USA back]

Well what the (fornicate) did they expect? Why did the military restrict service to normal men only for years? The military WAS right.

[Vigilanteman]

Gays are not monogamous, rather they are extremely promiscuous and they form networks throughout units and services. They are primarily loyal to each other, not the service or the UCMJ.

I've read that perhaps as much as 5% of them are monogamous and, for this, we upended the entire legal definition of marriage! Now, I also understand their whole canard about having to serve "openly gay." I've never had to make a big deal about being "openly heterosexual because I've never been obsessed with boinking as many females as possible and assumed the "openly gay" crap was all about that.

Now, I understand it is just as much or more about networking and control. Scary stuff!

[Steve_Seattle]

Probably in five years, male soldiers who refuse sexual advances from other males will be court-martialed or referred for homophobia counseling.

[Steve_Seattle]

"We seem to have seen some decrease in the estimated number of assaults, and we seem to have seen some increase in those reporting an assault..."

Oh, that makes PERFECT sense.

[Steve_Seattle]

"If you have homos in music departments, they will kick out female and heterosexual musicians, at least that was what happened with a music teacher I knew in the piano department."

It seems that whenever a homosexual enters an organization, if that person is given any power over hiring or admissions, the organization eventually becomes a homosexual-dominated group. That's what happened in some of the seminaries.

[Chainmail]

I was an Investigating Officer for the IG in the early '90s and I had several other investigations during the normal course of my career as an officer. In one particular Line of Duty/Misconduct Investigation (held when someone is injured for more than 24 hours to determine if the injury was something the government should be responsible for disabilities later). The subject was injured in the face on one side of his mouth from what appeared to be multiple punches by a right-handed man. The subject, a navy Petty Officer said that he was hurt "falling down on the pavement while drunk". I asked him if he hit a fire hydrant on the way down, because he missed his large nose in the fall. I told him that he got punched in the face and asked him who did it and he refused to speak further. I left the hospital to go get copies of all the pertinent documents at the hospital and in the duty offices and was astounded to find that all of the documents that I had seen just an hour or so before were gone - pages cut right out of logbooks.

I was intent, now: I really leaned into the investigation and after some breaks, found out that this Petty Officer was seen leaving a party with another sailor, a member of the USS Vulcan's crew. When I found him, he admitted to hitting him because "when they got in a cab together, the Petty officer kissed him".

Once I found that tidbit, the Naval Investigative Service let me know that that particular Petty Officer had been hospitalized twice before for being hurt while making unsolicited advances on other men.

That gave me enough to recommend through the chain of command to not allow him to reenlist.

Now, they'd almost certainly charge the sailor who hit him, relieve me of my duties and reward the kissing Petty Officer. The key thing that I discovered was that the network of gays he was part of hid evidence, destroyed records, and lied to me just to protect one of their own. They had little or no loyalty to the service, just each other. Gays are a poison to the unity and trust between servicemen and the service.

[Gritty]

...The key thing that I discovered was that the network of gays he was part of hid evidence, destroyed records, and lied to me just to protect one of their own. They had little or no loyalty to the service, just each other. Gays are a poison to the unity and trust between servicemen and the service.

That deserves repeating.

[MacNaughton]

23 ... Women just can’t win. Maybe some women should be wearing red high heels. Will the feminists be complaining about sexual assault eniquality?

Freerepublic - Wow: ROTC Cadets Forced to Wear High Heels to Participate in Feminist Consciousness-Raising

Temple University ROTC

Arizona State University ROTC

[bgill]

He noted that last year, far more men (10,400) than women (8,500) "experienced unwanted sexual contact."

Compare the ratio.

[Vigilanteman]

Wow! Thanks for sharing. That shines a whole new light on their singular obsession to serve "openly Gay."

The next war is going to get a lot of good people killed as a price to root out this despicable rot.

[JimRed]

Back in the day, if a sailor made a queer advance on you, you and some of your shipmates in your division would throw him a “blanket party”.

[JimRed]

...a member of the USS Vulcan's crew.

Boy, that phrase triggers memories! I served on Vulcan (AR 5) from 11/61 to 8/64.

[huldah1776]

I’ve been searching and searching for a graph I saw that showed the rise in rape correlated with the repeal of DADT. So now heterosexuals are being inundated with classes on sexual harassment and trauma instead of military training because of it. They are sick of it, too. (read posts on other sites and here.)

[DeweyCA]

What you describe is exactly what happened in the Catholic Church. There were some Catholic seminaries that were known to be overrun with homosexuals and straight guys did NOT feel comfortable being there. You let a few homosexuals stay in and they soon bring in more of their own so that they can rule the place.

[Olog-hai]

(Defense Secretary) Carter also mentioned retaliation against those who report, try to prevent or respond to sexual assault. …

It’s happening already.

[Cvengr]

Every time I listen to one of those Sexual Awareness training sessions, I’m reminded of that scene in Patton, when the General remarks about the Saturday Evening Post writers,...”The bilious bastards who write that kind of stuff for The Saturday Evening Post don’t know any more about real fighting, under fire, than they do about fornicating....”