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... to start a conversation this afternoon; and certainly worthy enough of my sharing it with the membership here.

"I, earlier today, had been invited to revisit this story from a year ago, through a link published at towelroad.com, although I never had followed it at the time it was originally published.  I teared up uncontrollably moments ago in reading about Stephen Hill's anguish.


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Stephen Hill's YouTube debate query put focus on gays in military

America saw Stephen Hill's face for 15 seconds. It took him a lifetime to show it.
By Los Angeles Times"

Please, everyone take a moment or two and DO READ this follow-up piece.  Do not make the mistake I made a year ago in dismissing this story.

Warren C. E. Austin
The Gay Deceiver
Toronto, Canada

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