There’s not much we can actually LEARN from China, so expect that any hacking against China would be either to disable their abilities to hack us or to interrupt their efforts. Of course, like our commercial interests, we have this unholy need for China – everyone loves those “low low prices” from Wal-Mart, and are not about to upset that.

America can’t take the high-road on cyberwar – we pretty much invented it (and the Chinese stole that too)

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There are instances where it’s inappropriate to good order and morale, such as if a commanding officer uses his rank to influence the religious beliefs of someone under his command. It’s in these extreme cases when the UCMJ rules come to bear.

However, the real issue here is with people like Mikey Weinstein, who have made it their life’s work to eradicate religion from the military. Why the Pentagon hired this guy in the role he’s in tells me that their idea of tolerance is inconsistent.

So, yeah, the hate is something we live with, because Jesus did say, “they don’t hate you, they hate me”. So, I’m content to keep the UCMJ rules, but Weinstein has to go.

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It’s a tale as old as the hills. They don’t want it “God’s way” – they want to do it (no pun intended) their own way.

But this thing isn’t about the homosexuals. – it’s about the “justified hatred’ that the liberals feel right in having. Perhaps they are still bitter at God over the whole Sodom and Gomorrah thing.