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Last Thursday, I reported a statement from Martin Ssempa regarding his views of the Hang Them campaign initiated by the Ugandan tabloid, Rolling Stone. Ssempa said he …spent three hours with leaders of homosexuals along with Bishop Ssenyonjo-explaining to them his position as a father. I understood the statement to…
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According to this AP report, Gene and Paulette Cranick forgot to pay their $75 fire protection fee and the local fire department let their house burn to the ground. Paulette Cranick said they had paid the fee in the past, although sometimes late, but it slipped their mind this year.…
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UPDATE: Too good to be true, he’s back. His blog has been blacked out that is. Here is what you see when go there now: If you highlight the letters, however, you can read the words. Here is one of his latest commending firemen for letting a house burn to…
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On Monday and Tuesday, I posted screen captures of a new Ugandan tabloid called the Rolling Stone (no relation to the rock and roll magazine) which claimed to out gays and called for their death. Martin Ssempa gave an interview to the magazine and was touted for his anti-gay activism.…
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Exodus International announced today that the organization will no longer sponsor the Day of Truth (website has been disabled). In an article on CNN’s Belief’s Blog posted by Dan Gilgoff, Exodus leader, Alan Chambers tells the tale: “All the recent attention to bullying helped us realize that we need to equip kids to live out…
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Here are more pictures from the recent outing campaign in Uganda conducted by the tabloid, Rolling Stone, edited by Giles Muhame and Joseph Bahingwire. Note the headline: Hang them: They are after our children!! Also note that according to the article, Pastor Martin Ssempa gave this crew an interview, saying: We…
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Dan Gilgoff’s CNN Belief Blog published my article on anti-gay bias involved in recent bullying related suicides. I am allowed to print a little bit and then link to the rest. I hope you’ll read, recommend, and discuss it at both places… This week marks the beginning of the 5th annual National…
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A relatively new tabloid in Uganda has taken a bad situation and made it worse. The Rolling Stone (no relation to the US music magazine) has a cover story with pictures. Here is the cover supplied by a reader: It is hard to see but the subcaption says: Hang Them.…
