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Daily Stormer
March 5, 2014
At the Kadena Air Base in Japan, six service members dressed up in drag and lip-synched “I Wanna Dance with Someone” in what is believed to be the first transvestite performance on an American Military base.
The show was a charity to support the homosexual military personnel advocacy group, OutServe-SLDN.
From the Week:
Navy Lt. Marissa Greene told Stars and Stripes she only expected to sell 75 tickets for the variety show, but ended up selling more than 400 in ten days. The event went through the same approval process as other on-base fundraisers go through, with the only caveat being that it was not allowed to be labeled a “drag show” in its publicity materials. The show was warmly received by spectators, who rocked out to performances by the likes of Manny Nuff and Chocolate Sunrise (“a crowd favorite,” the website notes.)
Just a few years ago, performances like these would have been grounds for a possible discharge. The repeal of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell has made it possible for events like this to occur.
This is so embarrassing.
Imagine a Russian watching this clip.
We are a complete joke.
