Comments on: Ugandan tabloid claims gay conspiracy

By: ��ճԹ�

��ճԹ� — Tue, 15 Mar 2011 13:11:18 +0000

lol they can make a conpiracy out of anything these days..

By: Ugandphobia

Ugandphobia — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 22:35:48 +0000

Are these the stupid Christian Ugandans who worship a god that murdered an entire city of toddlers becasue their parents didn’t smear lamb’s blood on their doors? (See Passover)

By: lolshutup

lolshutup — Wed, 20 Oct 2010 13:30:54 +0000

''this homosexual colonialism originates in usa canada...'' I would prefer that you say ''these freedom of speech demonstrations(openly talking about differences) have been initiated by people originating from free countries where them and other extremists can express their ideas'' You wanna talk about hugo chavez? No you dont. I do not even mind that some people are concerned about the influence of organized pro-gay groups, but I think it's the ''hang them'' part and over-paranoiac/fear of homosexuality that is shocking people all over the world. Now just stop your nonsense about ''new colonialism'' you're making a fool of yourself.

By: lejos del usa 6

lejos del usa 6 — Sat, 16 Oct 2010 03:41:01 +0000

this homosexual colonialism originates in usa canada & western euro nations it is well financed as a colonialist actviity– in the usa by people like George Soros & Barbara Streisnd etc observe how the usa sent that lesbian feminist Lori Berenson to Peru to spread that propaganda & subvert Peru since when does the usa have the right to interfere in the morals of other nations?? just remember that el presidente Hugo Chavez has warned about this new colonialism– it must be resisted & returned into those colonialist nations

By: David Skidmore

David Skidmore — Tue, 12 Oct 2010 21:11:51 +0000

Is a belief in witch doctors any sillier than a belief that people can rise from the dead or can walk on water?

What’s happening in African countries like Uganda is a competition between Islamic fundamentalists and Christians to see who’s the most homophobic. Animism, referred to above, has been sidelined.

By: John

John — Mon, 11 Oct 2010 12:21:01 +0000

Well, are we surprised? Like most African countries still in the stone age and believing in witch doctors and the like, it’s so easy for U.S based religious groups to brainwash them.
One can make the general observation that the higher the IQ of a population the less homophobic it is.
All the criticism in the world from the ‘evil west’ isn’t going to change the situation in our lifetime.

By: David

David — Fri, 08 Oct 2010 02:08:48 +0000

Sounds like the Baptist at World Vision to me!

By: shayne chester

shayne chester — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 21:06:30 +0000

Of course, the rest of the story is that this is the work of US Baptist evangelicals, Don Schmierer, Scott Lively and Caleb Brundidge, who participated in Stephen Langa's Uganda conference on homosexuality last March, and their discussions of "ex-gay" therapy, pedophilia, and dangers to traditional marriage, set in motion the process which ultimately led to the "kill the gays" bill. I think its fair to say that Ugandans are rather gullible. According to the gay Uganda blog, http://gayuganda.blogspot.com/ "one of the biggest problems the GLBT community faces is that while we enjoy majority support from the general public for most of our most important goals, much of that support is abstract ("soft") whereas much of our opposition is concrete ("hard"). One form of softness in support is a failure to realize that there really is a problem. " Or as one blogger from Uganda writes, “Ok, my friends from over the seas. Now, I can actually say there is proof that you do export homophobia.”