The FCO already knows about this, of course.

I’m deeply flattered that you feel the need to mention me so often in your posts. I must have ‘made an impact’!

But are we ever going to see your now famous alleged ‘recruitment’ leaflets? That is the question …

It seems that evangelical America has become obsessed with gay sex. Just like Maazi.

Not really. I am interested in getting Westerners to leave the Ugandan people alone to run their own country. I am not interested in your nation’s culture wars. I actually observe your current battles over gayism in the US courts and in the US congress with detached interest. I don’t care whether you guys scrap or retain Bill Clinton’s DADT policy that allows sex deviants to serve secretly in the US Armed Forces. I couldn’t care less if all 50 states were to suddenly agree to gay marriage. You can do whatever you like within the borders of the USA. Just keep away from Uganda !!

We all know that too many Kenyans and Ugandans share your views. What is encouraging is that people who do NOT share your view are becoming more vocal – thanks in part to one David Bahati, who has ‘made people think’ about what they really want in terms of the kind of society in which they are living.

If I thought that you were wrong about homophobic attitudes in places like Kenya and UG, I would not bother to take part in this human rights campaign.

As far as Uganda being ‘left alone’ is concerned: sorry – you have no control over that … which applies – up to a point – to all our respective countries.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_Kenya

There are, as we know, attacks against LGBT Kenyans.

Well, it seems that Kenya feeling is deeply divided on what their PM has said. I’ve not had time to read all the comments, still less to prepare a digest …

http://www.capitalfm.co.ke/news/Kenyanews/Arrest-gays,-Kenyan-PM-orders-10670.html#ixzz16ar3vBXI

I wouldn’t bother about those. Pew Research Associates of America conducted about African attitudes to religion and other matters and in the case of Kenya they found that 98% of that nation’s population was opposed to gayism. The pro-gay commentators online are an infinitesimal segment of the Kenyan citizenry. I am sorry to burst your hopeful bubble.