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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nAnd now the US military is wasting resources to investigate the incident according to Stars & Stripes<\/a>;<\/p>\n Navy Cmdr. Bill Speaks, a Defense Department spokesman, was quoted in the Daily Caller report as saying the U.S. military has no rules “that would prohibit an individual servicemember from doing this.” But he noted that the International Security Assistance Force, which U.S. troops in Afghanistan fall under, may have different policies specifically for the Afghan theater.<\/p>\n Military officials said in the article that they still haven’t determined where the flag was flown.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n The only person who should be worried about this picture is the wife of “hubbie”. Why would a straight guy risk raising a gay pride flag if he doesn’t have a vested interest in promoting gay rights? She might be in danger of losing “hubbie” to the other team. And i suppose it’s easy to believe that the military puts up flag poles every where for no apparent reason. Why would there be a flag pole outside of a maintenance hut? And even the guy who is a few feet away is more interested in doing his job than some nimrod flying a rainbow flag.<\/p>\n Tony Perkins uses the event to predict the fall of the US military in Afghanistan (UK’s Daily Mail<\/a> link);<\/p>\n Mr Perkins compared the flying of the gay flag to the accidental Koran burnings earlier this year.<\/p>\n He wrote: \u2018After February\u2019s accident with the Korans, American lives were lost.<\/p>\n ‘What price will we pay because some want to use the military to show their gay pride?\u2019<\/p><\/blockquote>\n And of course, gay rights groups are using it as their “Iwo Jima” moment.<\/p>\n Drama Queens all. Knowing the mindset of military members like I do, I suspect that it was a prank. Everything gay is still funny.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"