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AFRICAN ELOHIM HYBRID PEOPLE EMBODY CIVILIZATION, EXCLUDING INDO-EUROPEAN HOMOSEXUALS, WHO HAVE USED A.D. ANNO DOMINI NEW WORLD ORDER TO ATTACK, KILL, CONFISCATE AND BANISH THE NATURAL HYBRID PEOPLE FROM TERRITORIES. See...1220 A.D. anno domini law by Emperor and Popes.
Gay men have always been part of the American military. In an era before gay marriage or open pride, military men fell in love, formed passionate friendships and had same-sex encounters. Due to social and official discrimination, though, most of their stories have gone untold. But in the case of one of the military’s founding heroes, homosexuality was always part of the story.
Baron Friedrich von Steuben, a Prussian military man hired by George Washington to whip the Continental Army into shape during the darkest days of the Revolutionary War, is known for his bravery and the discipline and grit he brought to the American troops. Historians also think he was homosexual—and served as an openly gay man in the military at a time when sex between men was punished as a crime.
“Though his name is little known among Americans today,” writes Erick Trickey for Smithsonian, “every U.S. soldier is indebted to von Steuben—he created America’s professional army.”
It wasn’t easy: Three years into the Revolutionary War, the army was low on discipline, morale and even food. With his strict drills, showy presence and shrewd eye for military strategy, he helped turn them into a military powerhouse.