Military Necessity & Homosexuality

re-released by Brassey's as

GAYS: In or Out

by Colonel Ronald D. Ray, USMCR (Ret.)

Editorial and research assistance from Brian Mitchell, author of Weak Link: the Feminization of the Military (1989). Research and staff assistance from Geoffrey Pinkerton, A.B., Hamilton College.

In 1961, sodomy and homosexual behavior were crimes in all 50 states, and homosexuals have been excluded from military service for more than 375 years of American history. Man-to- man sex is the primary cause for the spread of AIDS and the majority of serious sexually transmitted diseases in America, yet the headlines in the Los Angeles Times on January 8, 1993, screamed, "Clinton Aides Urge Quick End to Military Ban on Homosexuals."

General Colin Powell, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and an opponent of homosexuals openly serving in the military, said that if then President-elect Bill Clinton followed through on his campaign pledge, "We must conform to that policy. The debate will be over." But in response to a midshipman at the Naval Academy who said that a majority of midshipmen believe that homosexuality is immoral, General Powell added, "If it strikes at the heart of your moral beliefs, then you have to resign." Why this radical change in America's way of life? Should homosexuals be allowed to openly serve in America's military when THERE ARE NO MILITARY REASONS TO REMOVE THE BAN? Military Necessity & Homosexuality is a military, legal, medical, and historical examination of the most serious crisis to face America and its armed forces in peacetime. Each member of our military is also faced with a serious professional and personal dilemma of conscience. How did we come to this crisis?

 

Military Necessity & Homosexuality reveals the truth about the deception, disinformation, and the motives behind the larger agenda of the homosexual movement: to force acceptance of their "lifestyle" through the military, and subvert or overturn the principles on which America was founded and which have made America the most prosperous nation on the earth.

Colonel Ronald D. Ray, in his book Military Necessity and Homosexuality, explores the roots and nature of the homosexual movement in America and makes a compelling legal, medical, and historical case for retaining America's 375 year old ban against homosexuals openly serving in the military services. Col. Ray's well-researched case puts into perspective this most recent push by gay rights activists and feminists to see homosexuals enlist and serve openly in the military. The larger agenda is to convert or overturn America's soul and spirit.

"... by conversion, we actually mean something more profoundly threatening to the American way of life. We mean conversion of the average American's emotions, mind and will, through a planned psychological attack. We mean 'subverting' the mechanism of prejudice to our own ends--using the very process that made America hate us turn their hatred into warm regard--whether they like it or not."

--Kirk & Madsen,After the Ball: How America will Conquer its Fear & Hatred of Homosexuals in the 90's, 1989, pages 153-4

  • "I believe [Military Necessity & Homosexuality] to be one of the most scholarly and authoritative books ever written on homosexuality in general, and homosexuals in the military in particular. ... Col. Ray has done our homework for us!"
    --J. Lloyd Abbot, Jr., USN, Rear Admiral (Ret.)
  • "This is a must read for all concerned citizens. The gay liberation movement's purpose is to destroy the rock solid moral foundation that our country was built upon. Today, they want to serve openly in the military. Tomorrow, it will be to teach school and run the nation's child care system.

    This riveting book concisely explains why homosexuals should not openly serve in our military and why the gay liberation movement must be destroyed with the same energy, resources and leadership America used to destroy another enemy: The Soviet Union's Evil Empire--both are equally, equally wicked.

    If President Bill Clinton enacts law that lifts the military ban, he should be impeached."
    --Col. Davis Hackworth, USA (Ret.), Contributing Editor for Defense, Newsweek, Most decorated living combat veteran

  • "Caution: Ron Ray has written a book that's sexually explicit, historically revealing, and politically explosive. It may not change President Clinton's mind about opening the military to avowed homosexuals, but if he reads this book, no one can say his eyes weren't open when he made the call."
    --David Evans, Military Affairs Columnist, Chicago Tribune
  • "Allowing homosexuals into the armed forces is another example of the decline of standards which once defined America. To admit them is not progress in human affairs--it is the opposite. Read this excellent book and you will have your eyes opened to another example of the serious downward trend underway in America and an enlightened and courageous man's effort to stem the tide."
    --Harold M. Voth, M.D., Psychiatrist and Psychoanalyst, Rear Admiral Medical Corps, USNR (Ret.)

  Gays: In or Out?
Colonel Ronald D. Ray, USMCR (Ret.)
The U.S. Military & Homosexuals--a Sourcebook. DOD's Policy on Homosexuality. A Report to Congressional Requesters on Defense Force management.
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