On 21/09/2017 7:31 AM, de chucka wrote:
> On 21/09/2017 7:19 AM, Ned Latham wrote:
>> The lying coward who hides behind the alias "de chucka" wrote:
>>> Felix wrote:
>>>> Rod Speed wrote:
>>>>> Petzl wrote
>>>>>>
>>>>>> You'll never believe why the Army sacked
>>>>>> this decorated intelligence officer
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
https://youtu.be/kbct75sVRXo
>>>>>
>>>>> Just the usual stupid shit. There is no reason why stuff like
>>>>> that would change if poofters are allowed to marry.
>>>>
>>>> the point is that his performance as a member of the defence force
>>>> was not in question he was only sacked because of his beliefs
>>>
>>> and his comments about the military leadership.
>>
>> State them.
>
> While I agree with his comments it is not up to a serving ADF officer
> to make them.
> ""It is my unpleasant duty to inform you that the Australian Defence
> Force has a fundamentally broken approach to religion, an approach
> shaped partly by the triumph of bureaucratic administration over
> battlefield considerations but mostly by political correctness …
>
> "The ADF has a fundamentally flawed understanding of Islam. Just look
> at Iraq. I was one of the last Australians to serve there. All the
> politicians and military hierarchy were saying the withdrawal of
> Western military force was based on success. And yet al-Qaeda today
> controls more of Iraq than it ever did while Western forces were in
> the country …"
>
> and comments I don't agree about
> "Defence gave approval for its proud uniform to be paraded through the
> streets of Sydney during the Mardi Gras, sharing the road with pimps,
> prostitutes and purveyors of moral decadence," Mr Gaynor's press
> release read.
I do. as he says in the video it contravenes the Army's own regulations
>
> "The supposedly apolitical ADF is now marching to the beat of a very
> political tune, drummed up by those who demand gay marriage and take
> pleasure in ridiculing Christianity.
>
> "Defence is bending over at every opportunity to help gay members but
> has hauled me over the coals for expressing my religious and political
> beliefs."
a cite would have been helpful
http://www.smh.com.au/comment/christian-army-officer-bernie-gaynor-pays-the-price-for-marching-out-of-step-with-top-generals-20140709-zt1iq.html
http://www.smh.com.au/comment/criticising-islam-gays-sets-army-major-up-for-a-fall-20140316-34va7.html
http://bernardgaynor.com.au/press-release-defence-shows-hypocrisy-with-gay-officer/
http://bernardgaynor.com.au/the-australian-defence-force-islam/
>
> Sorry but here are strict rules on what ADF officers can say publicly
> and he breached them even after being warned. Let's see what the High
> Court says about those rules
yes, and him saying he spoke as a civilian does not negate them. he's
still a serving member in or out of uniform
--
"I used to be forgettful and indecisive. Don't
remember when. Think I was. Maybe not."