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HNewsWire: A cross was removed from the lobby of a VA medical clinic in Austin, Texas, the latest in the Biden administration's crackdown on Christianity.

In recent days, the administration has sent FBI agents to harass pro-life activists; Catholic priests were expelled from Walter Reed Medical Center; they infiltrated Catholic churches in Virginia; and they even ordered the Merchant Marine Academy to cover a painting of Jesus Christ.

The Biden Administration is at war with Christianity.

The Military Religious Freedom Foundation claims that 19 "anonymous" veterans complained about the presence of the cross inside the VA clinic in Texas. A photo is included below.

"This outrageous, continuous, hostile, and notorious display of a sectarian Christian symbol, to the utter exclusion of all other faith and non-faith traditions, viciously violates the No Establishment Clause of the United States Constitution, its construing federal caselaw, as well as your OWN VA REGULATIONS, which are quite clear and dispositive on this matter," MRFF founder Mikey Weinstein wrote to the VA in a scathing letter.

The MRFF is a group that is frequently triggered by Jesus. Weinstein and his gang rarely target Muslims, but he's shown in the past that he's willing to declare war on anything remotely related to Christianity.

"This nonsecular display of Christian triumphalism and supremacy also inflicts a nontrivial amount of hurtful exclusion, marginalization, prejudice, hatred, and bigotry on our MRFF clients," Weinstein said.

Once again, anonymity prevails.

Unless the cross was removed, the MRFF threatened to file a federal lawsuit. And the VA clinic complied within 90 minutes. Weinstein described it as a "big, quick victory."

One of the MRFF's "anonymous" clients wrote a letter confirming the removal of the cross. I'd like to thank you personally for the quick removal of the massive cross at the Austin VA. I was particularly disturbed to see this massive cross displayed in a federal building that purportedly serves ALL veterans, regardless of faith. I go to the VA building to get medical help, not to be confronted with religious proselytizing.

This display was devoid of nuance, with symbols of all branches of the military embedded in a garish cross of alleged Christianity—a clear message that only Christians are welcome. As an Air Force veteran with 16 years of active duty service, including three combat tours over Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan flying the mighty F-15E, I am continually disappointed to find instances of overt preference for the Christian faith in the military and other government institutions.

While it's bad enough that the VA displayed this cross in a clearly non-religious setting, what's more telling is the absence of any mention or consideration of any other faith or non-faith. Shame on the Austin VA for failing to recognize the message conveyed by this display and failing to act until approached by the MRFF.

The work of the MRFF is critical in the public defense of the fundamental separation of church and state. There is no other organization that can respond as quickly and decisively as the MRFF! I'm still a big fan of your work, so keep it up!

Foundation for Military Religious Freedom In essence, the presence of a cross triggered a group of "anonymous" military veterans. As a result, the cross was removed by a spineless bureaucrat. I can't decide which is worse.

But make no mistake: this country is at war with Christianity.