This story was originally published by the WND News Center.

Propaganda pronouns, those pronouns chosen by people who want to promote their LGTB ideologies, especially the transgender beliefs, in their government email signatures, are going away.

In fact, under an order from the Office of Personnel Management, they are to be gone by end of business Friday.

A commentary at NottheBee said, "I can just feel the sanity returning to D.C. And I can also feel half of the Swamp writhing in pain when they read this memo."

The order comes from the OPM, over the signature of Chuck Ezell, acting director.

The "Defending Women from Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government" sets out specific instructions.

Federal agencies and bureaucracies are to review all their programs, contracts, grants and more and end those that "promote or inculcate gender ideology."

Workers doing those programs are on administrative leave with notification that the efforts are being ended.

Online sites promoting the ideologies must be unplugged.

And a review is mandated of agency email systems such as Outlook and those features that prompt users for their pronouns must be turned off.

Gender training is canceled. And "resource" groups focusing on gender ideologies are disbanded.

On forms, "gender" cannot be used, only "sex" being male or female.

And the federal managers must "ensure that intimate spaces designated for women, girls, or females (or for men, boys, or males) are designated by biological sex and not gender identity."

A report on everything that's done is due in a week.

NottheBee reported, "Hear that woke D.C. losers? By the end of the day, you better be deleting all vestiges of your woke religious shibboleths from public sight. We are done playing this nonsense game."

It cited the orders that, "Employees at multiple federal agencies were ordered to remove pronouns from their email signatures by Friday afternoon, according to internal memos obtained by ABC News that cited two executive orders signed by President Donald Trump on his first day in office seeking to curb diversity and equity programs in the federal government."