Double standards at the Pentagon

NEW YORK POST
The Pentagon’s vile ‘divided loyalty’ rules for Jews
by Avi Schick
February 11, 2016

The Pentagon’s vile ‘divided loyalty’ rules for JewsCongress is rarely called upon to dispel conspiracy theories. But it needs to teach the Pentagon to separate fact from fiction, because American Jews are routinely denied security clearances based on nothing more than a fear that they are Israeli spies. Consider Gershon Pincus, a 62-year-old dentist and lifelong New Yorker who sought a way to serve as he approached retirement. He found a position at a naval dental clinic in upstate Saratoga Springs, and started work in July 2014. All was going well until this past September, when Pincus was informed that he wasn’t eligible for a security clearance. The rejection was accompanied by a Statement of Reasons that concluded “foreign contacts and interests may be a security concern due to divided loyalties.” READ MORE

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