Comments on: Media report: Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Bill on Parliament’s Agenda Next Week

By: Maazi NCO

Maazi NCO — Wed, 30 May 2018 19:11:53 +0000

It would be a real pity if other countries felt compelled to 'make an example' of Uganda in order to deter other countries from the kind of 'transparently insane, inhuman, degrading and abhorrent' behaviour that Bahati proposes.

I seem to remember that the Nigerian Senate President asked Davey-Boy Cameron of UK and his colleagues in the International Mafia of Western Nations to cut their aid package just before he brusquely called a parliamentary vote on the gay marriage bill that passed unanimously. Why not urge Baby-faced Cameron to use Nigeria as an example? I keep hearing good news about our colleagues in the Ghanaian Parliament working on something to keep sexual deviancy in its place in the dust bin. So how many African scapegoat parliaments do you imperialist chaps in the Western world need? One, Two, Three, Four, Five....Ten?

how could i forget the recently rushed signing of that oil deal, and all the other scandals and crises dominating current affairs in uganda, all of which clearly aren't as important and urgent as debating a law that makes it mandatory to snoop around ugandans' bedrooms to make sure all ugandans are having "traditional and holy"* intimate relationships

I can see you are clearly upset, but the parliament will act in the interests of the Ugandan people with regards to the issue of gayism. Stop trying to mix apples and biscuits together. The Tullow Oil matter is a completely separate matter that has to be addressed by Parliament. The Bahati Bill is something different and will be equally addressed when MPs are ready.

By: Leonardo Ricardo

Leonardo Ricardo — Wed, 30 May 2018 19:11:53 +0000

Now that Anglica Archbishop Henry Luke Orombi is retiring (before his time but not a moment too soon) the feardriven ¨haters¨ are struggling to keep the LGBT blood flowing in Uganda…truly there has never recently been, maybe in decades, such fools on the prowl for innocents to meet, beat and marginalize both in and outside of Church….may Henry Luke run far away from the mess he has created, debated and TEC confiscated (rejected by State Supreme Courts in the U.S.A.) and leave LGBT Ugandans/others ALONE…the man, once aspiring to greatness in his own hindsight, is a failure, an embarrassment a mess and ought work out his retirement years as apprentice to Bishop Christopher Ssenyonjo, who, although excommunicated by greedy ++Luke, is twice the human being as he ministers to our brothers and sisters in Uganda who have become lost (but their souls have not been), displaced and alone. Lord have mercy on MP Bahati and his followers who are no more than goons.

By: Richard Willmer

Richard Willmer — Wed, 30 May 2018 19:11:53 +0000

Once upon a time, ‘Maazi NCO MP’ said this “Contrary to Western media propaganda, Gays who keep their heads down and do their stuff privately will be left alone …”

Now it seems that he’s ‘baying for blood’.

It would be a real pity if other countries felt compelled to ‘make an example’ of Uganda in order to deter other countries from the kind of ‘transparently insane, inhuman, degrading and abhorrent’ behaviour that Bahati proposes.

(I’m not sure that Ugandans generally want a bahatistic killing spree at all; I suspect that they are much more concerned about violent crime, corruption and inflation.)

By: Richard Willmer

Richard Willmer — Wed, 30 May 2018 19:11:51 +0000

@ anteros

I must admit that the signing of the ‘final’ deal with Tullow did rather take me by surprise. Perhaps it could be seen as a sign of the determination by the Executive to get on with ‘practical matters’ rather than mess about with irrelevant (and bloodthirsty and totalitarian) nonsense like the Bahati Bill.

If passed, the Bahati Bill would do no good (for anyone); rather it will only create new problems.

By: max arnold

max arnold — Wed, 30 May 2018 19:11:51 +0000

Uganda’s power-drunk Pharisees ..and their pathetic excuses for churches conveniently ignore their own ongoing scandal: rampant,entrenched adultery–much of in secret,much defended as legal polygamybut adultery nevertheless–like their American teachers, they completely miss the transition in the New Covenant from the Law of Moses,with the principle of conversion replacing coercion.