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|    27 Jun 14 22:03:23    |
      XPost: ba.politics, dc.media, soc.penpals       XPost: alt.burningman       From: dthomas@zazzle.com              It seems the topic of homosexuals was provoked by the arrogant       and careless Western groups that are fond of coming into our       schools and recruiting young children into homosexuality and       lesbianism, just as they carelessly handle other issues       concerning Africa.              Initially, I did not pay much attention to it because I was busy       with the immediate issues of defence, security, electricity, the       roads, the railways, factories, modernization of agriculture,       etc.              When, eventually, I concentrated my mind on it, I distilled       three problems:              1. those who were promoting homo-sexuality and recruiting normal       people into it;              2. as a consequence of No. 1 above, many of those recruited were       doing so for mercenary reasons – to get money – in effect       homosexual prostitutes; these mercenary homosexual prostitutes       had to be punished;              3. homosexuals exhibiting themselves; Africans are flabbergasted       by exhibitionism of sexual acts – whether heterosexual or       otherwise and for good reason. Why do you exhibit your sexual       conduct? Are you short of opportunity for privacy – where you       can kiss, fondle (kukirigiita, kwagaaga) etc.? Are we interested       in seeing your sexual acts – we the Public? I am not able to       understand the logic of the Western Culture. However, we       Africans always keep our opinions to ourselves and never seek to       impose our point of view on the others. If only they could let       us alone.              It was my view that the above three should be punished harshly       in order to defend our society from disorientation.              Therefore, on these three I was in total accord with the MPs and       other Ugandans. I had, however, a problem with Category 4 or       what I thought was category 4 – those “born” homosexual. I       thought there were such people – those who are either genetic or       congenital homosexuals. The reason I thought so was because I       could not understand why a man could fail to be attracted to the       beauties of a woman and, instead, be attracted to a fellow man.       It meant, according to me, that there was something wrong with       that man – he was born a homosexual – abnormal.              I, therefore, thought that it would be wrong to punish somebody       because of how he was created, disgusting though it may be to us.              That is why I refused to sign the Bill. In order to get to the       truth, we involved Uganda Scientists as well as consulting       Scientists from outside              Uganda. My question to them was: “Are there people that are       homosexual right from birth?”. After exhaustive studies, it has       been found that homosexuality is in two categories:              there are those who engage in homosexuality for mercenary       reasons on account of the under – developed sectors of our       economy that cause people to remain in poverty, the great       opportunities that abound not withstanding;              and then there are those that become homosexual by both nature       (genetic) and nurture (up-bringing).              The studies that were done on identical twins in Sweden showed       that 34% – 39% were homosexual on account of nature and 66% were       homosexual on account of nurture.              Therefore, even in those studies, nurture was more significant       than nature. Can somebody be homosexual purely by nature without       nurture? The answer is: “No”. No study has shown that. Since       nurture is the main cause of homosexuality, then society can do       something about it to discourage the trends. That is why I have       agreed to sign the Bill.              Since Western societies do not appreciate politeness, let me       take this opportunity to warn our people publicly about the       wrong practices indulged in and promoted by some of the       outsiders. One of them is “oral sex”. Our youth should reject       this because God designed the human being most appropriately for       pleasurable, sustainable and healthy sex.              Some of the traditional styles are very pleasurable and healthy.       The mouth is not engineered for that purpose except kissing.              Besides, it is very unhealthy. People can even contract       gonorrhea of the mouth and throat on account of so-called “oral       sex”, not to mention worms, hepatitis E, etc. The Ministry of       Gender and Youth should de-campaign this buyayism imported from       outside and sensitize the youth about the healthy life style       that is abundant in our cultures. We reject the notion that       somebody can be homosexual by choice; that a man can choose to       love a fellow man; that sexual orientation is a matter of choice.              Since my original thesis that there may be people who are born       homosexual has been disproved by science, then the homosexuals       have lost the argument in Uganda. They should rehabilitate       themselves and society should assist them to do so.              Yoweri K. Museveni Gen. (Rtd)       P R E S I D E N T       24th February, 2014.              http://www.independent.co.ug/ugandatalks/2014/02/president-       musevenis-statement-during-signing-of-anti-homo-bill/?Itemid=410                             --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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