Churches Rally For Anti-Gay Bill in Eastern Ugandan

Jim Burroway

April 27th, 2010

It looks like we’re about to enter a marching season of sorts in Uganda among that country’s Pentecostal Christians. May marks the 50th “jubilee” of the Pentecostal movement, and American anti-gay firebrand Lou Engle is expected to hold a rally in Kampala on May 2. Today, NTV Uganda, the nation’s main independent television channel, reports on a rally staged by an estimated 400 people in the eastern city of Mbale demanding passage of the draconian Anti-Homosexuality Bill.

It was about a year ago in Mbale when a mob accosted a male couple in their home. When police were summoned, they broke into the home and arrested the couple. There are now reports that one of the men has since died under mysterious circumstances following his arrest and detention by police.

paul j stein

April 27th, 2010

What are the MAJOR exports of Uganda ? Contacting American companies that purchase these goods for incorporation into products sold in America,and the boycott of such,would be a positive step towards shutting down the cash flow into Uganda and to it’s churches.

paul j stein

April 27th, 2010

Boycott Starbucks would be a start.They are a MAJOR BUYER of UGANDAN coffee. I called them and they had “no idea” of any Ugandan crisis dealing with killing gays. Coffee is the MAJOR export of UGANDA. Robusta or Arabica are the MAIN types grown in UGANDA. Call Starbucks and tell them you will NOT be buying their products due to the direct support of the coffee industry in this draconian legislature.(800) 235-2883

Paul in Canada

April 27th, 2010

Thanks for the info Paul. I will post this on my FB page…..

paul j stein

April 27th, 2010

http://www.davidmixner.com/2009/12/finally-president-obama-condemns-ugandas-bill-18.html CHECK OUT THIS INFORMATION

Jim Burroway

April 27th, 2010

Take a deep breath Paul. That’s rather ancient news.

Jim Burroway

April 27th, 2010

And actually, about 90% of Uganda’s coffee goes to Europe. Very little of it comes to North America.

Tyler

August 1st, 2010

and besides that, poor ugandan farmers should not be forced to starve to death over the irresponsible political games of their leaders. they have enough to worry about… let’s keep our eyes on the perpetrators and minimize collateral damage…

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