All can decide for themselves just what this is worth, as I have not heard of this group before. *But*...the sentiment and statements made within these paragraphs is, IMO, a great representation of the truth, which btw, was obstructed, and subsequently ruined many lives and careers of men who served in our military.
"This was conclusively demonstrated in a hitherto obscure quote of Lt. Paula Coughlin's that was dug up by a NOM researcher. In a careless moment, Coughlin, a former Navy pilot -- and the 'heroine' of the so-called Tailhook scandal -- blurted out to a New York Times reporter that she was happy about the breakdown in morale and cohesion that her presence had wrought among male pilots."
``'You know what?,' she rhetorically asked. 'It makes a lot of men mad and if it makes them angry, it's worth it.' What she was admitting to in this unguarded moment was that the prime goal of certain key women-in-combat proponents was not to contribute to America's defense but just the opposite: to tear down the vital morale of our fighting men."
"Clearly, that calculated plan of destruction is working; the men who've pledged their lives for the safety of the rest of us are indeed miserable. Add to that the flimsy and/or trumped-up charges of 'sexual harassment' that are a constant threat to even the most well-behaved of them..."
http://www.tnom.com/html/quest97.htmlAwesome find. I rest our case!