[Bjorn Jensen]

Uganda's Christian President Yoweri Museveni (name reminiscent of great Italian republican president Mussolini) has today made the Christian world a favour by signing the Godly anti-gay bill. At first I was a bit disappointed that they won't get the death penalty, but since I found out that being thrown in an Ugandan jail is pretty much the same thing as the death penalty just slower, President Museveni has my and other Christians' full support. If coons go to Heaven, President Museveni will without doubt be the first one.

Leviticus 20:13

"If a man also lie with mankind, as he lieth with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination: they shall surely be put to death; their blood shall be upon them."



http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/yoweri-...bill-1.2548851

Yoweri Museveni, Uganda's president, signs anti-gay bill

Uganda's president on Monday signed an anti-gay bill that punishes gay sex with up to life in prison, a measure likely to send Uganda's beleaguered gay community further underground as the police try to implement it amid fevered anti-gay sentiment across the country.

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni said the bill, which goes into effect immediately, was needed because the West is promoting homosexuality in Africa.

Museveni may have defied Western pressure to shelve the bill, four years and many versions after it was introduced, but his move — likely to galvanize support ahead of presidential elections — pleased many Ugandans who repeatedly urged him to sign the legislation.

Nigeria's president similarly signed an anti-gay bill into law just over a month ago, sparking increased violence against gays who already were persecuted in mob attacks. Some watchdog groups warn a similar backlash of violence may occur in Uganda.

"Experience from other jurisdictions with similarly draconian laws, such as Nigeria or Russia, indicates that their implementation is often followed by a surge in violence against individuals thought to be lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender," the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission said in a statement Monday. "The Ugandan government has not indicated any plans to counter such violence or to investigate potential allegations of abuse."

The Ugandan law calls for first-time offenders to be sentenced to 14 years in jail. It sets life imprisonment as the maximum penalty for "aggravated homosexuality," defined as repeated gay sex between consenting adults and acts involving a minor, a disabled person or where one partner is infected with HIV.

Uganda's new anti-gay law has been condemned around the world.

In Washington, White House press secretary Jay Carney called the law "abhorrent," urged its repeal and said the White House is reviewing its relationship with Uganda.

U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay warned that the law would institutionalize discrimination and could encourage harassment and violence against gays.

The office of European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton in a statement said she is "is deeply concerned" by "draconian legislation" to criminalize homosexuality in Uganda.

At least six people have already been arrested over alleged homosexual offences and more than a dozen have fled Uganda since lawmakers passed the bill in December, according to a prominent Ugandan gay activist, Pepe Julian Onziema.

"The president is making this decision because he has never met an openly gay person. That disappoints me," he said.

Museveni signed the bill at the presidential palace as government officials, journalists and Ugandan scientists looked on. Government officials applauded after Museveni affixed his signature. Scientists had written a report which found there is no proven genetic basis for homosexuality, Museveni said, citing it as a reason for signing the bill.

"They should rehabilitate themselves and society should assist them to do so," Museveni said after signing the bill.

Some European countries have threatened to cut aid to Uganda if the measure was enacted, though some EU officials have cautioned that interrupting development aid may not be the best reaction since it would harm Ugandans.

U.S. President Barack Obama warned that signing the bill would "complicate" the East African country's relationship with Washington. After Museveni signed the bill, the White House said the U.S. would urge Uganda's government to repeal the "abhorrent law."

"As President Obama has said, this law is more than an affront and a danger to the gay community in Uganda, it reflects poorly on the country's commitment to protecting the human rights of its people and will undermine public health, including efforts to fight HIV/AIDS," the statement said.

But in signing the legislation passed by lawmakers, Museveni said he rejected such reaction as interference in Ugandan affairs.

"We Africans never seek to impose our view on others. If only they could let us alone," Museveni said. "We have been disappointed for a long time by the conduct of the West. There is now an attempt at social imperialism."

Museveni accused "arrogant and careless Western groups" of trying to recruit Ugandan children into homosexuality, but he did not name these purported groups.

Museveni said he believes Western homosexuals have targeted poor Ugandans who then "prostitute" themselves for the money, an allegation repeated by the bill's Ugandan defenders. Museveni did not cite any examples of people he called "mercenary homosexuals."

'Utterly primitive'

Some critics believe Museveni signed the bill in hopes of galvanizing political support within his party, the National Resistance Movement, ahead of an upcoming meeting that is expected to endorse him as the party's sole choice in the 2016 presidential election.

Fox Odoi, a Ugandan lawmaker who was once Museveni's legal adviser and the only legislator who publicly opposed the anti-gay measure, predicted more arrests over alleged homosexual offences now that the bill is law.

"I find it utterly primitive," he said. "But the president doesn't think so. It is a very dark day for the gay community. It is going to result in big harassment of gay people."

The bill in its original draft called for the death penalty for some homosexual acts. That penalty was removed from the legislation following an international outcry.

The bill is widely popular in Uganda, where it has been championed by Christian clerics and many politicians. Ugandan schoolchildren from various schools in the capital, Kampala, celebrated after Museveni signed the bill. With big smiles on their faces and arms stretched in jubilation, they held placards including one that said "Obama leave us alone: Homosexuals have no room in Uganda."

The anti-gay measure was introduced in 2009 by a lawmaker with the ruling party who said the law was necessary to deter Western homosexuals from "recruiting" Ugandan children.

That legislator, David Bahati, said Monday that the bill's enactment is "a triumph of our sovereignty, a victory for the people of Uganda, the children of Uganda."

Several Ugandan gays say Bahati and other political leaders were influenced by conservative U.S. evangelicals who wanted to spread their anti-gay agenda in Africa.

Homosexuality is criminalized in many African countries.

I'm happy to see that President Museveni, the great Christian that he is, has not only took the sodomy itself in consideration, but also the fag enablers

Romans 1:32

"Who knowing the judgment of God, that they which commit such things are worthy of death, not only do the same, but have pleasure in them that do them."

Isn't it shocking to see that an African third world country can be so progressive in comparison to America?

[VictoryOS]

SHOUT GLORY !!!

The Good Lord has His Ways and Reasons to start the ball rolling in a place like Uganda. I'd move there myself if the place wasn't full of darkies! I see the way those lesbians look at me.

[Ezekiel Bathfire]

It is easy to see why the law was passed: things were becoming intolerable in Uganda with Queerdom being almost compulsory. Pres. Bongo-Bongo Musaveni has nipped this scourge in the bud!

[WilliamJenningsBryan]

Originally Posted by Ezekiel Bathfire

It is easy to see why the law was passed: things were becoming intolerable in Uganda with Queerdom being almost compulsory. Pres. Bongo-Bongo Musaveni has nipped this scourge in the bud!

Amen Brother Bathfire - no doubt with all the Santorum around the country faced a public health hazard of major proportions. Our country is not far behind and I fear we will soon have to take some kind of action.

[Bjorn Jensen]

And who do you think was behind this Godly law? American True Christians™ of course

Don't worry about economic sanctions Museveni, for signing this law, God will reward country with prosperity for showing your love to Him.

[Mother Of Seven]

Zimbabwe could be another nation to follow Uganda's example after President Mugabe condemned homosexuals for performing what he called “unnatural acts”

[Kiddo the queerboy (On Moderation)]

Originally Posted by Ex-Viking

Uganda's Christian President Yoweri Museveni (name reminiscent of great Italian republican president Mussolini) has today made the Christian world a favour by signing the Godly anti-gay bill. At first I was a bit disappointed that they won't get the death penalty, but since I found out that being thrown in an Ugandan jail is pretty much the same thing as the death penalty just slower, President Museveni has my and other Christians' full support. If coons go to Heaven, President Museveni will without doubt be the first one.

Leviticus 20:13

"If a man also lie with mankind, as he lieth with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination: they shall surely be put to death; their blood shall be upon them."



http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/yoweri-...bill-1.2548851






I'm happy to see that President Museveni, the great Christian that he is, has not only took the sodomy itself in consideration, but also the fag enablers

Romans 1:32

"Who knowing the judgment of God, that they which commit such things are worthy of death, not only do the same, but have pleasure in them that do them."

Isn't it shocking to see that an African third world country can be so progressive in comparison to America?

"Progressive" Oh the truth.
Anyhow, this law is so great and amazing, why isn't everybody stopping aid to them? Also, so much is wrong with being gay on top of "God hates it".

[Alphonse Alban]

Originally Posted by Kiddo the queerboy

"Progressive" Oh the truth.
Anyhow, this law is so great and amazing, why isn't everybody stopping aid to them? Also, so much is wrong with being gay on top of "God hates it".

Amen! You seem to start to see the truth. Even without the simple fact that God hates gays, there really is so much wrong about gaysexuality. Just like these nigras have found out and taken action against the hateful culture known as gaysexuality.

It really is amazing to see this kind of progression taking place in Africa, as most of the continent is so primitive. It really is refreshing to see this kind of beacon of civilization shining light upon the darkness of Africa.

Shout GLORY!!!

[Jim Farmer]

Uganda's Constitutional Court ruled that the law above was illegal, because it had been passed without a parliamentary quorum.

So, a new similar bill has been drafted and will probably be in place before Christmas. Praise the Lord!

Ugandan politicians have drafted a new anti-gay bill that could be introduced for debate in the country's parliament before Christmas.
The new bill is in 'advanced stages' and will focus on punishing the promotion of homosexuality, Ugandan lawmaker Latif Ssebaggala, a strong supporter of anti-gay legislation, said on Thursday.
'We believe that before Christmas we will be through with it. It is a strong bill,' he said.


'The element of promotion was strengthened, putting in place measures against people who lure young people into these sex acts.'
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has said anti-gay legislation threatens the country's economic ties with the West, but there is a growing movement for new legislation following the nullification earlier this year of an anti-gay law on procedural grounds.
Rights groups condemned that law as draconian before it was nullified by Uganda's Constitutional Court, which ruled in August that the legislation was illegal because it had been passed during a parliamentary session that lacked a quorum.
But the court did not rule on the substance of the law, which allowed terms of up to life for homosexual offences.
That left the door open for lawmakers to introduce another anti-gay bill, and many legislators have since vowed to pass a new law.
Uganda's gay leaders say rising anti-gay sentiment in this east African country has driven many homosexuals underground, with scores being evicted by landlords and others fleeing the country.
Ugandan rights lawyer Ladislaus Rwakafuuzi, who has defended gay Ugandans in court, said the wording in the new bill was unknown and that it will face a legal challenge if it limits freedom of expression and speech.

[Joanna Lytton-Vasey]

Originally Posted by Jim Farmer

Uganda's Constitutional Court ruled that the law above was illegal, because it had been passed without a parliamentary quorum.

What are they, catlicks or something, with their roman words? What's wrong with speaking Proper English and just saying there weren't enough people there?

[Alvin Moss]

American Democrats are skilled at subverting Negroes. They are doubtless at the root of this atrocity.

[Ex-soccer player]

Haha, the LGBT-pedophiles and their enablers moan about the new Ugandan anti-gay law because it threatens to "make almost every gay person homeless":

Jonathan Cooper, director of the Human Dignity Trust, said: “Under this Bill, if a landlord rents accommodation to a gay man or lesbian knowing that they may engage in intimacy in their home, that landlord will face the prospect of a seven year prison sentence. Why would that landlord take the risk? Gay men and lesbians already renting accommodation risk being evicted. If this Bill becomes law, the tyranny against the LGBTI community in Uganda continues. This wanton persecution must stop.”

( http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2014/11/21...rson-homeless/ )

According to the Holy Bible, a landlord who knowingly rents to gays deserves death:

Who knowing the judgment of God, that they which commit such things are worthy of death, not only do the same, but have pleasure in them that do them. - Romans 1:32

So the new Ugandan legislation is only a step in the right direction, but of course much better than homer "marriage" and special rights for perverts and child molesters.

This shows that a sane, moral judgement does not require high intellectual abilities. Even with the reduced intelligence of an african "big man" you can understand that God created Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve.

[RebekahInPrayer]

A hearty congratulation to Mr. Museveni. I only have one question- Is beating the gay out of fags considered supporting them? I have a friend with a disappointing fag son who he beats everyday in hopes of getting the queer out of him. I wouldn't want him to get 7 years in jail for doing his duty as a Christian.

[Des]

Originally Posted by RebekahInPrayer

A hearty congratulation to Mr. Museveni. I only have one question- Is beating the gay out of fags considered supporting them? I have a friend with a disappointing fag son who he beats everyday in hopes of getting the queer out of him. I wouldn't want him to get 7 years in jail for doing his duty as a Christian.

Humbly mention to him that a man suggested a mutually beneficial outsourcing. What he does is find another gentleman whose son has chosen to offend God, and they beat each others sons while the fathers are elsewhere with airtight alibis.

Now that we've cleared that up, how about you pop on over to the introductions thread and tells us all about yourself like a proper young lady should.

[VictoryOS]

Originally Posted by RebekahInPrayer

Is beating the gay out of fags considered supporting them?

Biblically - Yes.
Legally - No.

It's a balance (1 Peter 2:13) we all as Christians must struggle with in our Earthly lives.

I hope this helps to clear up your question.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Originally Posted by RebekahInPrayer

A hearty congratulation to Mr. Museveni. I only have one question- Is beating the gay out of fags considered supporting them? I have a friend with a disappointing fag son who he beats everyday in hopes of getting the queer out of him. I wouldn't want him to get 7 years in jail for doing his duty as a Christian.

Please make a thread of your own in the "Introductions" section of the forum, so that we can properly greet you. Tell us about yourself, your church, and how you came to find Jesus.

And if you're here to flame us, better take a look at THIS before making an even bigger ass out of yourself.

I will pray that the Holy Spirit enter you and chase the demons out of your rectum and let Jesus fill you with His Grace. If you use your God-given free will to reject Christ and His temporary death on the cross for my sins, then you are sending yourself to hellfire.