Enforcing a policy that required a review of the religious beliefs of all command personnel and members of the National Guard
Liberty Counsel founder Mat Staver stated that while running for public office, Worley wrote that there are only two sexes, male and female. He also expressed concerns about pornographic material for minors in public libraries and the “medical mutilation of gender-confused children.”
“All of those are protected speech,” Staver said.
These comments caused a snivelling gay snowflake to perform a Google search to try and dig dirt up on Worley. As a result, a complaint against Worley was filed with the Equal Opportunity Employment Commission. They accused Worley of creating a hostile work environment. And he was removed from command.
These actions by the commission are outrageous. Consider this: a petulant punk who is living an alternative lifestyle whines to a gutless commission because a Christian spoke honestly about his beliefs, and they punished the Christian who did nothing wrong. I assure you, every day, those who work around this gay individual are aware that he is gay. They may disagree with it, but his actions and characteristics are something they must tolerate. Yet he, as a minority of the population, can deliberately damage a person’s life because his childlike sensibilities are somehow offended.
Staver’s organization, Liberty Counsel, a law firm that specializes in religious liberty cases, alleges the Guard has a “No Christians in Command” policy. The investigation accused General James Packwood of enforcing a policy that required a review of the religious beliefs of all command personnel and members of the National Guard.
