SANFORD, N.C. — First Lieutenant Nakisha Hardy spent the first nine months of her marriage on a remote Army base in Afghanistan, a tour of duty punctuated by sporadic mortar blasts and constant e-mails to her spouse back home.
The strains of that separation lingered even after Hardy returned to Fort Bragg in September.
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What a load of crap that homosexuals would expect they could push their agenda for receiving universal acceptance and treatment in the U.S. Army and U.S. Military. The mainstream media would NEVER ask this, but who the F*** do these people think they are? Because they choose to live a perverse and abnormal lifestyle either by choice or because they were born with the homosexuality disorder, they think EVERY g/d historical institution should be forced to abide by their mandates. Some institutions such as the military really can't operate efficiently or most effectively with openly homosexual members mixed-in with the rest of their enlisted servicemen. Just as it doesn't work on a football or hockey team (not to mention COUNTLESS other units and groups) it MOST CERTAINLY does not work in our military - which oh not to mention, only protects the U.S. from attack. Might not want to hindrance it's operation with the homosexual rights agenda, know what I mean? Liberals and homo-agenda pushers are SO g/d short-sighted. Those F***ERS can all go to Hell.