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Contrary to your assertion, we are trying to protect and strengthen the military, not destroy it. We are working to protect the rights of the women and men in our military. Ours is not a “religious disagreement.” We have no quarrel with Major General Olson’s faith; we quarrel with his participation, in uniform, in a political event disguised as a religious event.
Did you know that when the true political nature of the event became known people walked out, one of them being an original sponsor of it?
As the son of a WWII veteran, I hope you’ll be a bit more discerning about the danger to our military that comes from the effort on the part of a fundamentalist Christian sect to assume power over it.
You might want to pose some more important questions to those behind that effort.
Mike Farrell
(MRFF Board of Advisors)
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