Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Arlington National Cemetery told to recognize homosexual partners as married

From the AFA: Equating homosexual partners to legitimate marriage, a spokesman for Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta said, "Policy for burial at Arlington National Cemetery is under review.."  See announcement here.

Among sweeping changes just signed by the departing Panetta are the issuing of military ID cards, which will give same-sex  partners access to on-base commissaries, movie theaters and gyms.

Other changes Panetta is pushing for are prohibited by the Defense Of Marriage Act (DOMA), which Panetta and the Obama administration have asked the Supreme Court to overturn.

This means the military will recognize homosexual lovers as "married" and will give a full slate of benefits, including burial in Arlington National Cemetery.

Panetta, at every turn, has exposed the military to open homosexuality, which presents an unacceptable risk to good order, discipline, morale and unit cohesion - qualities essential for combat readiness.

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Send a letter to your members of Congress, letting them know that, on their watch, they have allowed the security of our nation to be endangered by focusing on social experimentation, rather than defense.

1 comment:

  1. According to this slim article the assertion about Arlington is dependent on the outcome of a Supreme Court case. Check back next June.

    In any event, widows and children may be buried IN THE SAME GRAVE as the servicemember. Presumably this rule will apply to the so-called "gay partners."

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