Posted on 04/04/2014 1:24:44 PM PDT by markomalley
A U.S.-funded health project in Uganda has suspended operations after police arrested a staff member on suspicion of promoting homosexuality, highlighting the mounting legal risks confronting the gay community in the east African state.
Uganda enacted legislation in February that strengthened punishments for anyone caught having gay sex, imposing jail terms of up to life for "aggravated homosexuality" - including sex with a minor or while HIV-positive.
The United States, one of Uganda's major bilateral sources of aid, and other Western donors have halted or re-directed some $118 million in aid since President Yoweri Museveni signed the law, which also criminalised lesbianism for the first time.
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Sounds like we need politically-correct cover to overthrow another government.
If she broke the law, throw her in jail. That’s right I said it! All these people are doing is making countries despise us for no reason. They don’t speak for me. You want to help these people, then help them. Don’t forward the agendas of the state department.
Why don’t these homos go back “in the closet”. It would be better for everyone.
Why would they do that? They’ve tasted power in America, just as the Brownshirts did in Germany. Good thing many nations are punching back.
i get the feeling that the gaystapo will demand that the usa declare war on africa, middle east, and russia to spread democracy.
Uganda vs. Agenda.
Hmm, who’s gonna win? While technically they could bust what happens in closets, this isn’t even CLOSE to that discreet.
Maybe it won’t be enough for them to infiltrate the Marines. They will want a separate Gay Corps who will be in charge of attacking everyone who is “intolerant.”
Soooo,
They gonna burn him at the stake?
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