Queerty is better as a member

Login | Register
  don't tell hell

The Defense Department Kindly Requests Eternity to ‘Ease’ DADT

Gates Afganistan

“That process is still ongoing. There was not a definite timeline put on that request.” That’s Pentagon spokeswoman Cynthia Smith, who says that while President Obama is all “let’s get rid of DADT,” his request to Defense Sec. Robert Gates to get a move on was actually an invitation for his department to drag its in TPS reports. And no, they aren’t moving any faster on that “humane” way of applying the law, which would exempt forcibly outed soldiers from dismissals. Like this guy.

What do you think of this post?
LOL (0) WTF (0) Hot (0) More Please (0)
By:           editor editor
On:           Aug 27, 2009
Tagged: , , , ,
3 Comments

No. 1 · Rick

That’s gay.

Posted: Aug 27, 2009 at 6:01 pm · @ReplyReply to this comment · [Flag?]
No. 2 · Michael @ LeonardMatlovich.com

Would it hurt Kerry Eleveld to not deep throat everything everyone in Obamaland tells her? She writes as if it’s an undisputed fact that they’re doing everything they claim they are.

Is she the last gay person on earth yet to figure out that this talk of searching, searching, searching for a way to be more humane with DADT is a totally phony distraction meant to keep the previously restless gay natives narcotized? That if they really meant it they would have discovered those legal options weeks ago because, in addition to the fact that the Palm Center has published exactly what they are and MSM as well as gay meda has reported on them, any 12-year old could find them by Googling “DADT regulations,” etc.?

[img]http://wiedamark.com/nem/MatlovichMemorialDraftBW5x.jpg[/img]

Posted: Aug 27, 2009 at 6:25 pm · @ReplyReply to this comment · [Flag?]
No. 3 · Kenster999

TPS reports. Heh…

Posted: Aug 28, 2009 at 12:46 am · @ReplyReply to this comment · [Flag?]

Add your Comment




It's easier to add your comments when you are a member. Register or log in!


Post comments that are relevant to the article, written in clear language and that avoid personal attacks on bloggers and your fellow commenters. And take a moment to read the Queerty Comment Policy.



POPULAR ON QUEERTY

Copyright 2012 Queerty, Inc.
Follow Queerty at Queerty.com, twitter.com/queerty and facebook.com/queerty.