A picture has surfaced on social media showing a ripped down tampon dispenser in a Canadian Air Force men’s bathroom.

Social media account Veterans 4 Freedom (@Vets4FreeCanada) posted a picture showing the development, indicating that at least one of the men thinks of the Liberal’s new policy.
“Sent to us from [Canadian Forces Base] Trenton. This is a picture of a men’s washroom, think maybe the Troops are tired of being humiliated by the woke nonsense?” the account posted, attaching a picture that showed a number of holes in the wall where the dispenser used to stand.
Sent to us from CFB Trenton. This is a picture of a men's washroom, think maybe the Troops are tired of being humiliated by the woke nonsense? pic.twitter.com/WgL9nNaX2u
— Veterans 4 Freedom (@Vets4FreeCanada) January 10, 2024
The incident comes just after the Trudeau Liberals mandated that tampons be placed in men’s bathrooms in all federally regulated buildings, a move that earned international headlines and mockery.
The federal Liberals 2022 budget for Canadian Armed Forces had funding for such, given that they included $100.5 million for “gender identity” culture change and training in the Canadian Armed Forces.
Recruitment and wokeness negatively correlated
Critics have suggested that Canada has wokeified its military with (racist) “anti-racist” values, and gender ideology, leading to a lack of enthusiasm among people who are willing to die for their country.
In May, Conservative MP Cheryl Gallant scolded the Liberals for their short-staffed military and abysmal recruitment numbers, blaming Trudeau for referring to Canada as a “post-nation state.”
The Royal Canadian Navy more recently released a shocking video on social media where they broadcasted to the world that many of Canada’s ships aren’t operationally capable and staffing is only at about 60% capacity.
On Wednesday, The National Post’s Tristian Hopper noted how the latest edition of the Canadian Military Journal focuses almost exclusively on a “culture change” that’s needed within the military, including a “feminist intersectional trauma-informed approach to reimagine and transform CAF culture.”