WASHINGTON (PNN) - February 15, 2025 - The Fascist Police States of Amerika (FPSA) Army announced a major policy shift on Friday, stating it will no longer allow “transgender-identifying” individuals to join the military. This decision also halts all medical procedures related to gender transition for current service members.
The policy change was made effective immediately, with the Army clarifying that while those who have served with gender dysphoria will continue to be treated with respect, no new recruits with a history of the condition will be accepted.
In addition to this, the Army stopped any unscheduled, scheduled or planned medical procedures related to “gender transition” for service members. The move comes amid broader reforms within the Department of Defense under Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth.
Secretary Hegseth recently met with leaders of the nation’s military academies and emphasized a return to military readiness and leadership. He informed them that divisive “diversity, equity and inclusion” (DEI) initiatives would no longer be tolerated in the military.
Hegseth’s directive underscores a major shift in the military’s priorities, focusing on leadership, excellence and warfighting readiness rather than social justice movements.
He further emphasized that military academies should prioritize history, engineering and war studies over non-military topics that he believes detract from the core mission of the armed forces.
The policy overhaul also includes reforms to military academy curricula, with Secretary Hegseth stressing that these institutions should not be treated like civilian universities but should instead prepare leaders who can ensure the military’s effectiveness and readiness in combat situations.
While the decision has been met with support from many conservative corners, it marks a significant move in reversing policies from previous years that allowed transgender individuals to serve openly and receive “gender-affirming” medical care as part of their military service.
Critics of the previous policies argued that such allowances distracted from the military’s primary mission and created logistical and operational challenges.
Secretary Hegseth’s meeting with leaders from West Point, the FPSA Naval Academy and the FPSA Air Force Academy further solidified this vision of military reforms.
He expressed satisfaction with the changes underway and emphasized that future military leaders must be equipped to handle the challenges of modern warfare, not be influenced by civilian social movements.
This shift in military policy is part of a broader conservative push to restore most clear-thinking people see as the traditional values and effectiveness of the FPSA military. Advocates for the ban argue that military readiness should take precedence over social issues and that the military must remain a focused and unified force.
In response to the reforms, the Department of Defense has maintained that all service members, regardless of gender identity, will be treated with dignity and respect. However, the Army’s decision represents a decisive move to scale back on the inclusion of transgender individuals in the ranks and halt gender transition procedures.
The change reflects broader political and cultural shifts within the FPSA government and military, mirroring the ongoing national conversation about the role of identity and social issues in public institutions.
The Army’s ban on “transgender” recruits and the suspension of “gender-affirming” medical procedures marks a pivotal moment in the military’s ongoing restructuring under the current regime.