Last week Lisa Myers of NBC News reported Pentagon investigators had records citing a February protest at New York University, with the law school's LGBT advocacy group OUTlaw classified as "possibly violent" by the Pentagon. The news report also uncovered surveillance of military-ban protests at the State University of New York at Albany and William Patterson College in New Jersey during April.
In addition, a "don't ask, don't tell" protest at the University of California at Santa Cruz that featured a gay kiss-in was labeled by the Pentagon as a "credible threat" of terrorism.
(Keitha: You may not know what to say, but I have a few thoughts on the subject.)
(Annabel: Careful, sweetie, you'll fry his circuit boards.)
2 comments:
Whoa, I'm sorry. Did I misread that? A gay KISS-IN was labelled as a terrorist threat? Did they have gunpowder on their lips? Jesus, Ben, your government has some seriously screwed up priorities if gay kissing is a threat.
My government has some seriously screwed up priorites even if gay kissing isn't a threat.
Your government's priorites seem to be in order, though, about which more in a moment.
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