Don’t forget that, of you wish to deal with pesky foreigners, it might be a good idea to avoid persecuting your own compatriots

I will start taking the above quote seriously when the Her Majesty’s government start applying same pressure to the Saudis and all other pro-Western Gulf Arab States that have harsh sodomy laws in place or when Her Majesty’s government starts bothering the Malaysian government for its current use of a sodomy law to prosecute a prominent politician.

Western governments are bullying African nations because they perceive them to be weaker. Unfortunately, these pressures end up being counter-productive as is the case in Malawi where the Bingu wa Mutharaika led- government tenaciously followed up the prosecution of two sex deviants to reach its logical conclusion, despite six months of unrelenting blackmail and threats by gayism-obsessed Western governments. Recently, the Malawian government called off the bluff of Germany and USA and swiftly expanded the scope of its sodomy laws just like the Burundians did two years earlier.

As for the U.K.: food prices have not risen by over 100% in the last few weeks; U.K. inflation is too high (4 – 5% per annum), but in a completely different league. Cuts to U.K. public services will hurt, and I certainly actively oppose some of those (especially in the fields of education and certain social benefits).

Thanks for the statistics. But I still insist that you concentrate on the economic problems of UK and let our people worry about that of Uganda. Okay?

The post to which you refer was arguing that bashing gays is not substitute for proper child protection measures. It was a perfectly fair point, especially given this: http://allafrica.com/stories/200808040078.html

1. Nobody should be bashed, but anyone who wants to poke his/her hand into the eyes of the Ugandan people must be punished and fresh legislation is required for that purpose.

2. Read my commentary on this thread with regards to your All Africa.Com news report