“Sweetie, you have a right and freedom to pursue homosexual relationships, nobody is trying to stop you from doing it

Yes, because liberal judicial activists stopped state governments from trying to stop people from pursuing homosexual relationships. It has not yet been a full decade in the U.S. since the government was finally stopped from trying stop homosexuality; and quite a lot of conservatives — secular and religious, but mainly religious conservatives — kicked and screamed for years in defense of trying to stop homosexuality with the force of legal coercion. And some religious conservatives continue to sulk to this very day because they were stopped from trying to stop homosexuals…

…sweetie.

So let’s work this out.

If you are convicted twice of throwing a party for gays to meet gays, then you are a “serial offender” because you’ve been convicted twice of a listed “related offence” (i.e., “promotion of homosexuality).

Serial offenders are subject to the penalty for “aggravated defilement,” and that penalty is death, according to Section 129.

There you go: they don’t even have to prove you’ve had gay sex, and they can still sentence you to death!

Fortunately, I know many decent Ugandans, and, in any case, am totally opposed to making generalizations about countries and/or groups of persons on account of insincere, supercilious, arrogant, mean and violence-loving individuals.

A won’t bother wishing you ‘good night’; I don’t believe in being insincere.

Actually, the BBC coverage UNDERSTATES the wanton savagery of the Bill. That’s my ‘issue’ with it.

Oh, you are sad because BBC propaganda failed to match the gay propaganda spewed by Euro-American Gay Lobby.There is no savagery in the Bahati Bill and there will be more amendments as I have said before.

As you report your latest findings to Her Majesty’s Foreign and Commonwealth Office, please remember to pass them the following message I wrote earlier. Let me re-paste it below:

One last thing….Uganda is not Kenya. We wont play docile to foreign interests especially on a social matter that touches on the very essence of who we are .

Good Morning (or Is it Good night where you are ?)

Interesting that the UG press is keeping pretty quiet, especially given the claims by the likes of ‘Maazi NCO’ that the ‘Killers in Kampala’ is such a popular show!

Why should the Ugandan press comment substantively on what is already well known throughout our nation?? Everybody down here in Uganda knows about the bill. Even kids know about it and can do a better punditry than what Doc Warren Throckmorton is offering over here (No disrespect to the great Doc !! ).

Ugandan papers prefer something more sensational than “mundane news” on a parliamentary bill that shall eventually become law regardless of the sabre-rattling from Baby–Faced Cameron and sweet-talking Barry–Barry Obama and the hangers-on/lickspittle countries of the European Union.

Of course, the (free) world is being fully informed, although some of the information is a bit dodgy (e.g. on the BBC).

BBC styles itself as an independent news organization that happens to be owned by the UK government. But in actuality it is government agency that aligns itself strictly with official UK foreign policy. BBC may do a bit of criticism of the UK government on domestic issues. But on foreign policy issues, the BBC is a hawk and a slight improvement on Xinhua News Agency operated by the propaganda department of the People’s Republic of China.

Of course, the (free) world is being fully informed, although some of the information is a bit dodgy (e.g. on the BBC).