Have you ever noticed that the nations who are most accepting of their gay citizens are among the nations ranking highest in every measure of human well-being and prosperity? And have you noticed that the nations who treat gays with vile contempt are among the nations ranking lowest in those measures? Even within the United States a similar correlation can be seen among the states.

If the people of Uganda want to improve their lives, they might want to focus on education to reduce ignorance, illiteracy, and superstition, rather than scapegoating gays as the solution to their problems. The scapegoating of unpopular minority groups has always been an effective way for people and/or their governments to deflect responsibility for their own failures.

Homosexuality is neither dangerous nor contagious. Religious fanaticism, on the other hand…

Too bad we can’t legislate against massive stupidity.

My family and I were suspicious of Anthony Musaala’s ways but were not certain, so we gave him the benefit of the doubt, even after allegations came out in the press.

As we are not based in Uganda, we had no recent knowledge or proof. Now we have got proof from an eye witness and wish to follow this up. For the sake of respect for God, for the sake of people affected by this, for the the sake of victims, past present and possible future ones.

Homosexuality is painful physically, psychologically and spiritually. Unfortunately it is contagious too. Anthony Musaala was most probably abused by Catholic brothers in boarding school as a child. We have to stop him from spreading this thing to coming generations. Not only him but others like him, by God’s help.

we know what we want and we want free uganda from homosexuality,

and now is the time they will even not have time to talk in this country

no one supports them

and frank georgina is not after money this is really change and you can make it too