FEATURED INBOX POST – Re: The Fundamentalist Christian Cliques Behind the Gov’t Shutdown
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You only have good things to say about those who totally agree with you. How boring! God is love. Where is your tolerance?
(name withheld)
(name withheld),
Mikey has read your email and asked me to respond on behalf of MRFF.
First off let me say that everyone at MRFF is deeply concerned that you’re not sufficiently entertained by our actions. Truthfully, we could not care less if you’re bored…we’re fighting for the Civil Rights of our clients…not your entertainment.
Mikey and MRFF are equally tolerant of religious extremists operating within the U.S. Military (Christian/Muslim/Hindu/etc.) as they are of anyone who disagrees with their chosen faith and religious interpretations. Here’s a sample quote expressing religious tolerance from U.S. Army Major and Chaplain James F. Linzey:
“Remember, the demons believe in Jesus Christ. They believe in the truth — see that’s Jesus Christ — and they tremble. And so the demons inside these greedy world bankers are trembling that Americans would come to find the truth about what they’re all about. They are as scared as little tiny mice running up and down the curtains in the cathedrals. Now, they’re in the cathedrals. They’re in the churches. They’re controlling pulpits. That’s how mainstream Protestantism has declined. Because they invaded the churches, and the mainstream Protestant churches stopped hearing the truth. So they want to squelch the truth by taking over the church. Now, this is not in my notes, but I was inspired by God because these are demonic, dastardly creatures from the pit of hell, and we need to stomp them out.”
When this form of religious “tolerance” seeps into the U.S. Military, MRFF proudly and relentlessly ‘stomps back’ on behalf of its clients and the U.S. Constitution.
I am a Christian (Episcopalian in fact) who fully supports Mikey’s and MRFF’s attempt to protect members of the U.S. Military from unconstitutional religious influence in relation to their training, assignment, advancement and retention. Should fundamentalist of other religious faiths engage in the same type of activity within the U.S. Military, MRFF’s response will be exactly the same.
MRFF counts on its supporters, volunteers, AND DETRACTORS as the indispensable “eyes and ears” who alert us to egregious constitutional violations. Should you have an actual charge of unconstitutional religious influence in the U.S. Military by Muslim/Jewish/Hindu/Buddhist/Christian/etc., as opposed to a ridiculous complaint about being bored, you are encouraged to try us again at [email protected]. MRFF stands ready to investigate and take action on any properly vetted complaint. This sincere invitation to all of our detractors is based on our mission here at MRFF and our sincere desire to find even a sliver of usable intelligence regarding unconstitutional religious influence.
Sincerely,
Andy K.