[mkjessup]

**DING DING DING** We have a winner!

But by all means, they should hold the Defense Department's feet to the fire and IDENTIFY who the twinkle-toed, atheistic sonuvabitch is who created that garbage memo in the first place.

NAME 'EM AND SHAME 'EM!!!!

[redshawk]

you know, when I stand on my head, the world looks ‘alright’.....however, after a minute or two, the blood in my skull will make my brain explode.

Just remember, its just ‘work place violence, or an overseas contingency crap saying’......0bamammy must go.

On the other hand....God Bless and Merry Christmas.

[Vehmgericht]

This is not an isolated case. Houston National Cemetery Director, Ms. Arlene Ocasio, prohibited grieving families from using the words “God” or “Jesus” at funeral ceremonies. The Walter Reed memo was approved by the commander of Walter Reed. It states, “No religious items (i.e. Bibles, reading material, and/or artifacts) are allowed to be given away or used during a visit.” Public Affairs Officer Sandy Dean claims these instructions have been rescinded because they did not, “articulate our initial intention which was to respect religious and cultural practices of our patients.” The instructions were “misinterpreted” because they were “ambiguous.”