Pentagon’s head, Pete Hegseth, has stood out abruptly the women’s, peace and security program of the Department of Defense, dismissing it as “WOKE” and a “biden initiative”
The Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, has eliminated women, the Pentagon peace and safety program, in which it seems a significant change against diversity and equity.
Hegseth, which recently Used dirty internet connections to prevent pentagon Safety and use signal, denounced the initiative Name “The” Woke Divisive/Social Justice/Biden Initiative “, despite its origins as a achievement of President Donald Trump President Donald Trump. Trump himself “did not wake up.”
“This morning, I proudly finished the ‘Women, Peace & Security’ program (WPS) inside the [Department of Defense]. WPS is another initiative of divisive justice/social/social biden that overloads our commanders and troops, which distracts from our main task: the war struggle, “Hegseth announced on social media. It was promised to “take the Day of Columbus of the ashes”.
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The Secretary of Defense continued to label the program as a “pushed by feminists and left -wing activists”, saying “politicians do it; troops hate it.”
Above all, Hegseth’s decision to remove the program is especially interesting is that Trump himself signed the law in existence in 2017, with the support of several members of the current cabinet who then served in Congress.
The Law of Women, Peace and Security of 2017 was authorized by the Secretary of National Security Kristi Noem, at the time when a southern Dakota representative in the chamber, along with another representation.
The Senate version was co-patrocined for now Secretary of State Marco Rubio, when he served as a Moldy Senator.
Earlier this month, Rubio praised the Law of Women, Peace and Security, which characterize it as “the first law passed by any country in the world focused on protecting women and promoting their participation in society”.
In addition, Trump’s National Security Minister Mike Waltz, a former member of the Florida Chamber, was one of the original members of Caucus WPS during his time in Congress.
Trump’s campaign was even presumed at the initiative of its website, and list it as a key achievement for women since her first term.
The legislation aimed to improve the role of women in all areas of foreign prevention, management and resolution of conflicts, as well as in the relief and post-confidence recovery, with their implementation throughout the State Department, Pentagon and other federal agencies.
Later, Biden’s administration published several reports of the action plan that detailed how the Pentagon would perform the program internally, with the most recent published in December.
Hegseth later defended against critics who said that the law was promulgated under Trump, accusing the administration of Biden of having “distorted and armed by the WPS Simple and Security Focused in 2017, without quoting specific instances.
Democratic legislators rushed to criticize Hegseth for trying to end the WPS, including Senator Jeanne Shaheen, who argued that the Secretary of Defense is hurting the International United States and “has no idea what he does.”
In his statement, he emphasized: “Each fighter commander who arrives at my office emphasizes the strategic advantage that WPS provides us with deployed forces.”