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Ugandan Brenda Namigadde, threatened by David Bahati ¨repent or reform¨ (or else be ¨punished¨) |
¨On January 28, with the world in a flurry over whether the UK would deport Ugandan refugee Brenda Namigadde back to certain death in Uganda, few reasonable people were doubting the criminal culpability of extremist religious righters who preach death to those they hate.
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Anglican and MP David ¨kill all the Gays¨ HERE Bahati orders Brenda Namigadde to ¨repent or reform¨ |
Uganda is a glaring example of how that perilous preaching works -- its deadly domino effect. The country's extremist threats to Brenda in far-off England were aimed from the same threat machine that caused the murder of gay activist
David Kato right in Uganda.
David Bahati, extremist MP who sponsored the country's anti-gay bill, publicly called on Brenda to "repent or reform" from being a lesbian, and said she would be punished if she didn't.
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Ugandan Anglican David Kato, Murdered (aledgedly destroyed
due to ¨demon possession¨) |
Despite police allegations that Kato was killed by a burglar, the fact is this: Uganda's leadership is driven by a extremist "Christian" movement that believes gays are possessed by demons and must be destroyed. Kato's murder was the logical repercussion of Bahati's law, and of government, media and church bigotry.
With Brenda, that bigotry is now on a roll. No wonder Uganda is billed as "
the world's worst country to live in if you're gay."
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President Museveni and First Lady/MP Janet ¨"In God's word, homosexuality attracts a curse¨ Museveni HERE |
In turn, Uganda bigotry is incited by extremist Americans like Scott Lively, Rick Warren and Lou Engle, as well as various Congressmembers. These, and others, have visited Uganda. They have politicked there, converted Uganda's president and his influential wife, and openly supported the growth of a lethal anti-gay policy there. Bahati hauled his anti-gay bill into Parliament as a direct result of the Americans' activities.
Here in the U.S., we have our own home-grown Bahatis who incite violence against gays and other groups as well. For 30 years now, they've been brazenly building their nationwide falling-domino machine, inciting murder of certain U.S. citizens. And they've been exporting their hate speech to other countries through missionary work.
So far, the American people have let them get away with it...
read it all, HERE
· Thanks to
Patricia Nell Warren
· Thanks to The Bilerico Project, sidebar
· Thanks to Gay Uganda, sidebar
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