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iron wall against members February 2, By Fisher The foot soldiers of the revolution that struck the Boy Scouts of last week worked for no general, followed no strategy, represented no cause. Steele just wanted to be Blondes housewives searching horny sex looking for friendship part of her son’s Scouting experience in Loudoun County — and couldn’t fathom why she, alone among the parents in her boy’s den, was not permitted to join him at Boy Scouts camp. In Silver, Meyerdirk was driven by the sweet idea that his might join Boy Scout Troop , the same troop Meyerdirk had been in as a kid, meaning that the son’s name might end up on the same plaque as the father’s. What stood in the way of those simple goals was the Boy Scouts’ policy prohibiting gays from being Scouts or parent volunteers — a policy that the organization announced last week it reverse at its board meeting on Wednesday. What pushed the Scouts to this turning point was a combination of declining membership, financial pressure from donors, and the street-level reality embodied by people like a straight couple in Silver who want the Scouts to be open to all and a lesbian mother in Northern who saw Scouting as a great way to serve her community and connect with her. Meyerdirk’s wife, Phillips, didn’t even know that the Scouts banned “open or avowed homosexuals” from their ranks until last. That’s when she heard that the Boy Scouts of, after a two-year study of its policy, had reaffirmed its exclusion of gays, saying they are “not an appropriate role model. . . for adolescent boys” and that volunteers would “interfere with the mission of enforcing the values of the Scout Oath and the Scout Law.” In , the. Supreme Court, in a 5 to 4 decision, upheld the Scouts’ right to exclude gays. For complete article, go to:http: // Married Chrissy, 47

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