Jewish Army veteran and spouse, told they are a “disruption” at military/veterans group events, turn to MRFF, writing: “Doing things right away!!! MRFF is there to help in these days with everything they have.”
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From: (Name withheld)
Date: August 21, 2026 at 11:45:05 AM MDT
To: [email protected]
Subject: Helping
I have been living with a problem with a military organization that I belong to. It’s a group of active duty, and veterans. We have an online and group meetings throughout the year.
I was in the US Army for many years, and I feel that a membership in this organization is a great deal.
Over the last few years, my spouse and I have been made to feel incomplete in this group.
We are Jewish and always hope for inclusion in the group.
We have been told that we are a disruption to the group at the yearly events. Asking for a proper kosher meal at these events, we have been told that we should just Cheat. And when the Missing Man Table is in place, a Holy Bible is on the table. We were told that the Bible is proper, because it has the Old and New Testament.
I contacted Mikey at the MRFF and he was on top of everything right from the start. Picking up the phone while he was in the shower even.
Bending way over to help with our issues and problems.
Doing things right away!!!
MRFF is there to help in these days with everything they have.
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If they don’t like the food or the table why do they go to the event. They just want something to complain about!
It’s NOT “the event,” it’s an organization that meets on a regular basis. He “was in the US Army for many years” and for reasons he doesn’t specify, he wants to belong to a “group of active duty, and veterans.” What you describe as “doesn’t like the food or the table” is actually his objection to being pushed to do things forbidden by his religion. Your attitude about this is the opposite of your demands that the military push YOUR religion on people who believe differently. Classic theocrat hypocrisy: honor MY religion while I invalidate yours.