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Title: Navy Rules: We find no fault in Chaplain Wes Modder
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URL Source: http://www.afa.net/action-alerts/na ... -fault-in-chaplain-wes-modder/
Published: Sep 8, 2015
Author: staff
Post Date: 2015-09-11 10:59:25 by redleghunter
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In March, we alerted you to an unbelievable story about Navy Chaplain Wes Modder. Chaplain Modder is a highly decorated, greatly respected and deeply praised officer serving in the Navy Chaplain Corps. His 19-year career has included honored assignments such as serving as chaplain of the Navy SEALs. Just a few months ago, Modder's commander called him "the best of the best" and a "consummate professional leader" worthy of an early promotion. Then came what appears to be a "set-up" by a homosexual activist to destroy the career of Chaplain Modder because of his biblical view on sexuality and marriage. In 2014, Modder's assistant, a married homosexual, covertly searched through Chaplain Modder’s confidential counseling files and then forwarded pirated copies of them to the Equal Opportunity reps as evidence of "discrimination." In those private counseling sessions, Modder had called homosexuality a sin. As a result, the base commanding officer at Naval Nuclear Power Training Command, Captain J.R. Fahs, removed him from his unit, told him to clean out his desk and forbade him to minister to the spiritual needs of military personnel. While the Liberty Institute defended Chaplain Modder against these bogus charges in Navy proceedings, AFA Action Alert supporters flooded members of Congress with an amazing 75,395 emails, faxes and phone calls, urging that elected officials stop this witch hunt by homosexual hate. There's no doubt that elected officials got involved as a result of your urging. We know that many representatives and senators contacted Navy leaders after hearing from you. Today, we're pleased to announce that the U.S. Navy has completely exonerated Chaplain Modder from the bogus charges! Poster Comment: Please go to link to view the Navy documents dismissing the 'show cause' board.
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#1. To: redleghunter (#0)
THAT'S the MoFo that needs to be relived of his command and set out on the street for the trash truck to pick up. The Navy is famous for piss-poor "leadership" that throws their subordinates under the bus as the first hint of a problem in order to save their own careers. They don't "grow" leaders,they "grow" careerist robots that blindly follow orders without question. The only example I can think of that is contrary to this is a famous case when a ships commander (destroyer?) was relieved at sea by his XO and other ships officers during WW-2. That guy was certifiably insane and went over the edge during the court martials of the officers who relived him of duty. He was so nuts he made Napolean look like a modest fellow by comparison,and even the Admiral sitting on the court martial board had to drop the charges against the XO and the other officers right after he took the stand to testify against the officers who took over his command. The Navy,being the Navy,didn't court martial him,IIRC. They just forced him into retirement. This was a 1950's film in black and white,IIRC,and had some actors with pretty big names or who later became pretty big names as actors. Pretty good movie and worth watching,but somehow I suspect it has never been shown at Annapolis.
The Navy,being the Navy,didn't court martial him,IIRC. They just forced him into retirement. The movie is the "Caine Mutiny." And what a blockbuster cast in that movie. Bogie and all.
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Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/LatestAs a result, the base commanding officer at Naval Nuclear Power Training Command, Captain J.R. Fahs, removed him from his unit, told him to clean out his desk and forbade him to minister to the spiritual needs of military personnel.
#3. To: sneakypete (#1)
The only example I can think of that is contrary to this is a famous case when a ships commander (destroyer?) was relieved at sea by his XO and other ships officers during WW-2. That guy was certifiably insane and went over the edge during the court martials of the officers who relived him of duty. He was so nuts he made Napolean look like a modest fellow by comparison,and even the Admiral sitting on the court martial board had to drop the charges against the XO and the other officers right after he took the stand to testify against the officers who took over his command.
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