Comments on: Petition targets Citibank’s and Barclays’ Ugandan operations; calls for banks to condemn anti-gay bill

By: David M.

David M. — Wed, 30 May 2018 17:40:01 +0000

Thank you, Warren, for including the link to the petition. I see the petition has now received well over 500 signatures. This is a positive way we can channel our frustration with this Ugandan slide toward genocide (again).

By: Maazi NCO

Maazi NCO — Wed, 30 May 2018 17:40:01 +0000

I wondered when this might happen. Western companies doing business in Uganda will have a hard time helping their GLBT employees feel safe in an environment where the government can break up peaceful meetings and jail employees for private conduct. Western customers of those companies might want to direct their funds elsewhere here if there is no voice of concern or outrage.

Will these campaigners be asking Western companies to pull out of Saudi Arabia because their sodomite employees may be decapitated if caught in the act of gayism ?? Do Western companies not operate in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain ???

By: Richard Willmer

Richard Willmer — Wed, 30 May 2018 17:25:12 +0000

The situation with the Bill is really very confused (M7 and ‘Maazi’ are almost saying the private consensual sex should effectively be decriminalized). Given that it looked like (original full-on Slaughter) Bill would sail through the UG Parliament around two years ago, it could be argued that much has already been achieved.

By: Richard Willmer

Richard Willmer — Wed, 30 May 2018 17:25:12 +0000

There’s clearly quite a lot of ‘movement’ on the Bill (or at least there APPEARS to be), suggesting that the efforts to combat Bahati’s proposed slaughter are proving effective.

I supposed we’ll just have to wait to see what the Bahati Bill Mk. 2 looks like, and take it from there, although, if the focus is – as apparently claimed by M7 – now the prevention of so-called ‘recruitment’ of children into sex, then the Bill (Mk. 1 or Mk. 2) is completely unnecessary; Penal Code 129 could take care of that.

People like ‘Maazi’ really want to close down human rights groups (‘Maazi’, in one of his more injudicious moments, has admitted as much on this blog) and probably – for good measure – clobber their members; ‘protecting children’ is not his agendum.

Why is this whole debate so important? Well I think it is about TRUTH. People like Bahati and Ssempa (and ‘Maazi’) have been shown to be liars – hurling accusations which they cannot substantiate (whereas on this blog and elsewhere the lies of Bahati and Co. have been exposed). We have people like that here too, and we don’t want them to receive ‘encouragement’ on the back of the suffering of LGBT Africans.

By: Maazi NCO

Maazi NCO — Wed, 30 May 2018 17:25:12 +0000

Plus, Uganda can say goodbye to her coffee exports.

And her standing as a tourist destination will take a clobbering. To say nothing of her standing in the international community.

Hahahahaha….You will find out sooner or later that this boycott is about the West shooting itself in the foot. Once you chaps withdraw, businesses operated by the Chinese, Russians, Turkish, Koreans, Japanese, Indians, Brazilians, South Africans, Nigerians, Gulf Arabs, etc, etc will expand to cover the vaccuum left by you people. I think your government is not crazy enough about gayism to let that happen. Keep dreaming about an international boycott that will hardly have any useful effect on our economy. Our Tourism will not take any significant beating. Of course, those who love gayism will stay away, but we know that many of our foreign customers will keep coming no matter what gay propaganda you put out there.