Rwanda which is turning out to be more accepting of GLB people than elsewhere in the region.

You clearly know nothing about Rwanda. Yes, there is no explicit law against gayism in our sister country, but I can assure you that there are other “anti-immorality” laws on Rwandan stature books that can be used to combat sexual depravity if the pernicious brand of gay sex militancy witnessed in Uganda were to rear its ugly head in Kigali.

Regarding Maazi’s ridiculous statement on Rwanda, I refer you to this statement by Rwanda’s UN delegate Olivier Nduhungirehe on why Rwanda was voting FOR December’s UN resolution against extra-judicial killings of gays. He said it was not because of lobbying or threats but because of the lessons learned from the genocide that country had suffered.

Paul Canning—–I am perfectly aware of what Rwanda’s UN delegate said. You need not reproduce what the Rwandan delegate said. I have access to the transcript of comments made by the African group at the UN and contrarian comments made by a few individual African nations who succumbed to US government blackmail.
To test whether I am being ridiculous, please fly to Kigali and kiss a fellow man publicly and see whether the Policemen on the streets of the Rwandan capital would remain calm on sighting you and your “lover-boy” and not charge you under their currently existing anti-immorality laws. Until you try what I have said, there is no point replying to my comment.

December’s UN resolution against extra-judicial killings of gays.

The African Group agreed in principle that no one deserves to be killed for committing the abominable crime of gayism, however the African Group cannot agree to the inclusion of the word “sexual orientation”. We know how clever Europeans and Americans are. If we allow internationally unrecognized terms such as “sexual minorities” and “sexual orientation” under the guise of fighting extra-judicial murder then it will be spurn around and used by the foreign gay propagandists and their local african puppets to pressure African nations to legalize an abominable sex crime.

He said it was not because of lobbying or threats but because of the lessons learned from the genocide that country had suffered.

The Rwandan UN delegate was lying. Why did Rwanda join most African nations in 2008 to vote against the doomed French and Dutch-sponsored UN Declaration on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity? Why did Rwanda support the original Benin Republic Initiative to remove the silly misnomer “sexual orientation” from the UN Declaration on Extra-Judicial Killings? What magic occurred to make the UN delegates of Rwanda and South Africa change their minds and double-cross their fellow africans and support US government initiative to restore the “sexual orientation” misnomer? Please don’t make me laugh. There was serious pro-gay lobbying (verging on playground bullying) from the gayism-obssessed Obama administration. I know for a fact that attempts were made to force African nations and other 3rd world nations to either support or abstain from voting on the US initiative to restore that misnormer “sexual orientation”. Uganda successfully resisted the bullying tactics of the US government and so most African nations who voted against the US initiative.
Like I said previously, kindly fly to Kigali City with your male lover. When you get there, kiss publicly in full view of a Rwandan Policeman to test whether the currently existing anti-immorality laws are enforceable.