The Woke US Military Ad

Woke US Military Salutes Pride Month

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Michael Ippolito
June 1st, 2022 3:16 PM

Imagine what photos best represent the United States military: There’s the raising of the flag on Iwo-Jima, the storming of Normandy beach, or photos from V-J day. That’s so 1945.  Now our military is using images to promote the LGBT agenda. A year after the US military released a woke military ad, the different branches continued to succumb to wokeness. 

 
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Goldberg Defends Anonymous Sources: They Feared 'Angry Tweets'

Alex Christy
September 4th, 2020 6:20 PM

On Thursday, The Atlantic ran a truly damning piece accusing President Trump of saying that a cemetery of marines who died at the Battle of Belleau Wood, one of the most important battles of World War I and in the history of the Marine Corps, is "filled with losers" and that they were "suckers" for getting killed. However, there was a problem. Editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg's…

 
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CBS, NBC Skip Obama Saluting Marines With Coffee Cup in Hand

Curtis Houck
September 23rd, 2014 9:22 PM
When President Barack Obama stepped off of Marine One today in New York City on Tuesday for a series of meetings at the United Nations, he chose to salute the two U.S. Marines saluting him at the bottom of the helicopter with a coffee cup in hand in what many have seen as an unprofessional gesture. By the time Tuesday night came and the evening newscasts of the major broadcast networks aired, two…
 

Melissa Harris-Perry Pronounces Marine Corps Motto Semper 'Fee

Mark Finkelstein
January 19th, 2014 12:24 PM
Call it Melissa Harris-Perry's "corpse-man" moment . . . In a segment on the role of the US military during her MSNBC show this morning, Harris-Perry, quoting the Marine Corps motto, pronounced it Semper "Fee."  Marines of course pronounce it "fye" [scroll over phrase at link to hear pronunciation.]  Harris-Perry surely meant no disrespect. But it is a mark of just how detached she and so…
 

CNN Perpetuates the Myths of Haditha

Robin Boyd
September 1st, 2007 2:33 PM