FBI Director Wray leads diversity training with White House official with famed pentagram tattooBureau offers credit to watch monkeypox coordinator, known for showing off pentagram tattoo and leather harness in the shape of Satanic symbol.
Updated: June 6, 2023 - 11:40pm
Two years after the FBI allegedly pulled a mandatory "sexual orientation and gender identity" course amid negative reviews from employees, the bureau incentivized employees to attend its Pride Month event – featuring a White House official known for his pentagram tattoo and pentagram-shaped leather harness – by offering credit toward mandatory training.
FBI whistleblower Steve Friend, who resigned from the bureau this year amid months of unpaid leave for a security clearance review he deemed retaliatory, posted a screenshot of a bureau-wide email dated June 1 that invited all FBI employees to attend the June 6 event, in person or virtually.
It's sponsored by the FBI's Office of Diversity and Inclusion and led by Director Chris Wray, according to the screenshot. The speaker is the deputy coordinator for national monkeypox responseDemetre Daskalakis, who will discuss "the importance of LGBT+ [sic] visibility in the government and health care industry." The White House confirmed to Just the News that Daskalakis was the speaker.
Conservatives were quick to note upon Daskalakis' appointment in August that he repeatedly shows off symbols associated with Satanism in personal and professional capacities.
He wore the leather harness in a photo exposing his chest, with its tattoo, for New York City's 2021 pride parade. Daskalakis wore the same outfit in a cover profile of "the CDC's unconventional new HIV czar" for HIV Plus Magazine in February 2021.
Billed by the FBI as a "national expert" on LGBT+ health issues whose clinical practice focuses on care for "underserved" members of that community, Daskalakis routinely appears shirtless – and occasionally, pants-less – on his Instagram profile.
He told Politico he's not a Satanist and that his voluminous "thirst trap" photosare just to show off the work he put into his tattoos and exercise. Daskalakis also has a Jesus tattoo on his stomach.
Friend told Just the News he was informed by an employee at the event Tuesday thatWray gave Daskalakis a "certificate of appreciation" and that the White House official deemed the word monkeypox "racist." The World Health Organization shortened the term to "mpox" last fall for the same reason….
The FBI appears much less eager than Daskalakis to show off its body of work. Just the News could not find a website for its 10-year-old Office of Diversity and Inclusion or a link to the webcast.
An FBI diversity jobs page briefly mentions the work of the office but focuses on "diversity agent recruitment" events, "diversity advisory committees" such as LGBT-focused Bureau Equality that employees can join and "employee resource groups" that also serve employees by race, sex and sexual orientation.
The page lists Scott McMillion as its "former" chief diversity officer, a position created two years ago. But he's still listed as the current CDO on the FBI's leadership page. A former FBI special agent blasted the DACs and ERGs as "gratuitous DEI efforts," in a recent New York Post column.
Friend initially told Just the News he expected the video to remain saved on the bureau's internal servers, since it qualifies as training credit and that he was hoping to obtain clips from his sources. Hours after the event ended it was not available on demand, Friend said he learned.
A previous FBI stab atmandatory diversity training, in spring 2021, got such a bad reception the bureau stopped requiring it within two months, according to fellow FBI whistleblower Kyle Seraphin, known for revealing the intelligence product that portrayed some Roman Catholics as radical extremists worthy of investigation.
The sexual orientation and gender identity training received "incredibly significant amounts of negative feedback" in the FBI's five-star rating system and comment forms for employee feedback, Seraphin told Just the News. He refused to take the training, expecting to get a "wrist slap," but nothing happened to him or others who resisted, he said.
Seraphin shared with Just the News a 56-page scanned rendering of the online course, which he said was hosted on unclassified FBI servers at the time. It was also sponsored by the diversity office and created "with assistance" from Bureau Equality. The Daily Caller reported some of the content in December…
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