Some U.S. embassies still hoisting rainbow flags, despite new policy

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Is this what you guys mean by the 'Deep State'?

Some U.S. embassies still hoisting rainbow flags, despite advisory from Washington

"Since the State Department began rejecting all embassy requests to hoist rainbow flags outside the mission buildings during LGBTQ Pride Month this year, some U.S. diplomats have been finding ways to defy, or at least get around, the new policy.
The facades of the U.S. missions in Seoul and Chennai, India, are partially hidden behind large rainbow flags, while the embassy in New Delhi is aglow in rainbow colored lights. The website for the embassy in Santiago, Chile, shows a video of the chief diplomat raising a rainbow flag last month for the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia.
The Vienna embassy’s website features a photo of a rainbow flag flying below Old Glory on a mast jutting from the building, a statement by Diplomats for Equality and a story about a professor lecturing on the visibility and growth of LGBT rights.
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U.S. diplomats in Jerusalem joined a March for Pride and Tolerance, and several ambassadors have tweeted photos of themselves in local Pride parades or standing outside the embassies surrounded by employees holding up letters spelling PRIDE.

“This is a category one insurrection,” said one diplomat, who like others interviewed about the sentiment over the rejections, which were not made in writing, spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of being fired"


iu
 
I have no data to support this ... only a hypothesis. But, I'm guessing they didn't raise the rainbow flag at embassies in Iraq, Saudi Arabia, or Pakistan.
 
Is this what you guys mean by the 'Deep State'?

Some U.S. embassies still hoisting rainbow flags, despite advisory from Washington

"Since the State Department began rejecting all embassy requests to hoist rainbow flags outside the mission buildings during LGBTQ Pride Month this year, some U.S. diplomats have been finding ways to defy, or at least get around, the new policy.
The facades of the U.S. missions in Seoul and Chennai, India, are partially hidden behind large rainbow flags, while the embassy in New Delhi is aglow in rainbow colored lights. The website for the embassy in Santiago, Chile, shows a video of the chief diplomat raising a rainbow flag last month for the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia.
The Vienna embassy’s website features a photo of a rainbow flag flying below Old Glory on a mast jutting from the building, a statement by Diplomats for Equality and a story about a professor lecturing on the visibility and growth of LGBT rights.
Subscribe to the Post Most newsletter: Today’s most popular stories on The Washington Post
U.S. diplomats in Jerusalem joined a March for Pride and Tolerance, and several ambassadors have tweeted photos of themselves in local Pride parades or standing outside the embassies surrounded by employees holding up letters spelling PRIDE.

“This is a category one insurrection,” said one diplomat, who like others interviewed about the sentiment over the rejections, which were not made in writing, spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of being fired"


That diplomat went on to say how deceitful and disrespectful the interview is and who, like others interviewed about the sentiment, were not made in writing and spoke about it on the condition of anonymity especially claiming the picture below is not real.

See how that works
 
Is this what you guys mean by the 'Deep State'?

Some U.S. embassies still hoisting rainbow flags, despite advisory from Washington

"Since the State Department began rejecting all embassy requests to hoist rainbow flags outside the mission buildings during LGBTQ Pride Month this year, some U.S. diplomats have been finding ways to defy, or at least get around, the new policy.
The facades of the U.S. missions in Seoul and Chennai, India, are partially hidden behind large rainbow flags, while the embassy in New Delhi is aglow in rainbow colored lights. The website for the embassy in Santiago, Chile, shows a video of the chief diplomat raising a rainbow flag last month for the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia.
The Vienna embassy’s website features a photo of a rainbow flag flying below Old Glory on a mast jutting from the building, a statement by Diplomats for Equality and a story about a professor lecturing on the visibility and growth of LGBT rights.
Subscribe to the Post Most newsletter: Today’s most popular stories on The Washington Post
U.S. diplomats in Jerusalem joined a March for Pride and Tolerance, and several ambassadors have tweeted photos of themselves in local Pride parades or standing outside the embassies surrounded by employees holding up letters spelling PRIDE.

“This is a category one insurrection,” said one diplomat, who like others interviewed about the sentiment over the rejections, which were not made in writing, spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of being fired"


That diplomat went on to say how deceitful and disrespectful the interview is and who, like others interviewed about the sentiment, were not made in writing and spoke about it on the condition of anonymity especially claiming the picture below is not real.

See how that works
Uh...NO. See how THAT works?
 
Why are these Embassies disobeying the President orders?

These renegade clowns are not in charge here!

They should all be fired and replaced.
 
Is this what you guys mean by the 'Deep State'?

Some U.S. embassies still hoisting rainbow flags, despite advisory from Washington

"Since the State Department began rejecting all embassy requests to hoist rainbow flags outside the mission buildings during LGBTQ Pride Month this year, some U.S. diplomats have been finding ways to defy, or at least get around, the new policy.
The facades of the U.S. missions in Seoul and Chennai, India, are partially hidden behind large rainbow flags, while the embassy in New Delhi is aglow in rainbow colored lights. The website for the embassy in Santiago, Chile, shows a video of the chief diplomat raising a rainbow flag last month for the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia.
The Vienna embassy’s website features a photo of a rainbow flag flying below Old Glory on a mast jutting from the building, a statement by Diplomats for Equality and a story about a professor lecturing on the visibility and growth of LGBT rights.
Subscribe to the Post Most newsletter: Today’s most popular stories on The Washington Post
U.S. diplomats in Jerusalem joined a March for Pride and Tolerance, and several ambassadors have tweeted photos of themselves in local Pride parades or standing outside the embassies surrounded by employees holding up letters spelling PRIDE.

“This is a category one insurrection,” said one diplomat, who like others interviewed about the sentiment over the rejections, which were not made in writing, spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of being fired"


iu
Good for them...now the homophobes and closet cases and bearded catfish will rant.
 
The State Department has always been a leftist department all unto itself.

Apparently virtue signaling is more important than their jobs.
 
Is this what you guys mean by the 'Deep State'?

Some U.S. embassies still hoisting rainbow flags, despite advisory from Washington

"Since the State Department began rejecting all embassy requests to hoist rainbow flags outside the mission buildings during LGBTQ Pride Month this year, some U.S. diplomats have been finding ways to defy, or at least get around, the new policy.
The facades of the U.S. missions in Seoul and Chennai, India, are partially hidden behind large rainbow flags, while the embassy in New Delhi is aglow in rainbow colored lights. The website for the embassy in Santiago, Chile, shows a video of the chief diplomat raising a rainbow flag last month for the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia.
The Vienna embassy’s website features a photo of a rainbow flag flying below Old Glory on a mast jutting from the building, a statement by Diplomats for Equality and a story about a professor lecturing on the visibility and growth of LGBT rights.
Subscribe to the Post Most newsletter: Today’s most popular stories on The Washington Post
U.S. diplomats in Jerusalem joined a March for Pride and Tolerance, and several ambassadors have tweeted photos of themselves in local Pride parades or standing outside the embassies surrounded by employees holding up letters spelling PRIDE.

“This is a category one insurrection,” said one diplomat, who like others interviewed about the sentiment over the rejections, which were not made in writing, spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of being fired"


iu
yes

Insubordination is grounds for immediate dismissal in every other field of employment, it needs to be applied here.
 
Is this what you guys mean by the 'Deep State'?

Some U.S. embassies still hoisting rainbow flags, despite advisory from Washington

"Since the State Department began rejecting all embassy requests to hoist rainbow flags outside the mission buildings during LGBTQ Pride Month this year, some U.S. diplomats have been finding ways to defy, or at least get around, the new policy.
The facades of the U.S. missions in Seoul and Chennai, India, are partially hidden behind large rainbow flags, while the embassy in New Delhi is aglow in rainbow colored lights. The website for the embassy in Santiago, Chile, shows a video of the chief diplomat raising a rainbow flag last month for the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia.
The Vienna embassy’s website features a photo of a rainbow flag flying below Old Glory on a mast jutting from the building, a statement by Diplomats for Equality and a story about a professor lecturing on the visibility and growth of LGBT rights.
Subscribe to the Post Most newsletter: Today’s most popular stories on The Washington Post
U.S. diplomats in Jerusalem joined a March for Pride and Tolerance, and several ambassadors have tweeted photos of themselves in local Pride parades or standing outside the embassies surrounded by employees holding up letters spelling PRIDE.

“This is a category one insurrection,” said one diplomat, who like others interviewed about the sentiment over the rejections, which were not made in writing, spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of being fired"


iu
Good for them...now the homophobes and closet cases and bearded catfish will rant.
Had you demonstrated this flagrant disregard for direct orders, you'd now have a dishonorable discharge denoted on your 214.

You are a shit excuse for an alleged veteran.
 
State Dept employees. They are part of the Deep State/Swamp -- the unelected and unaccountable bureaucrats.
 
Just another reason Trump is wasting his time pandering to the LGBT constituency.
iu
You can tell Trump didn't write on the flag it isn't misspelled.
Actually..the flag is upside down..and there is not supposed to be an 's' on the end'...

Trump Bizarrely Displays Rainbow Flag Declaring 'LGBT For Trump' At Rally | HuffPost
But it's not misspelled..He had Melania write on the flag.
 
Is this what you guys mean by the 'Deep State'?

Some U.S. embassies still hoisting rainbow flags, despite advisory from Washington

"Since the State Department began rejecting all embassy requests to hoist rainbow flags outside the mission buildings during LGBTQ Pride Month this year, some U.S. diplomats have been finding ways to defy, or at least get around, the new policy.
The facades of the U.S. missions in Seoul and Chennai, India, are partially hidden behind large rainbow flags, while the embassy in New Delhi is aglow in rainbow colored lights. The website for the embassy in Santiago, Chile, shows a video of the chief diplomat raising a rainbow flag last month for the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia.
The Vienna embassy’s website features a photo of a rainbow flag flying below Old Glory on a mast jutting from the building, a statement by Diplomats for Equality and a story about a professor lecturing on the visibility and growth of LGBT rights.
Subscribe to the Post Most newsletter: Today’s most popular stories on The Washington Post
U.S. diplomats in Jerusalem joined a March for Pride and Tolerance, and several ambassadors have tweeted photos of themselves in local Pride parades or standing outside the embassies surrounded by employees holding up letters spelling PRIDE.

“This is a category one insurrection,” said one diplomat, who like others interviewed about the sentiment over the rejections, which were not made in writing, spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of being fired"


iu
Good for them...now the homophobes and closet cases and bearded catfish will rant.

Hairy Back the faux veteran struggles to be releavant.

Restrooms on an aircraft carrier? Haha haha oh me achin ribs as the daughter of a REAL Navy vet I called it the head when I was five years old ya fckn fraud
 
The last time I was inside an Embassy....the Ambassador obeyed the President policies.

What happened now?

Are Ambassadors rogue elements? rogue scum? ????
 

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