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President Bush Ignores Uganda’s Anti-Gay Ways

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President Bush missed a golden opportunity when he chatted with Ugandan president Yoweri Museveni.

The politicians met yesterday in Washington to discuss Uganda’s trade and protracted battle against HIV/AIDS, but Bush neglected to bring up the African nation’s anti-gay policies.

The two emerged from the meeting to appear for a camera opportunity with Bush praising Museveni for his push to lower the AIDS rate in the African nation by emphasizing abstinence until marriage.

“Uganda is the epitome of how one can implement a comprehensive ABC strategy to achieve concrete and specific results for the sake of humanity,” said Bush.

Part of Museveni and Bush’s joint strategy involves working with virulently homophobic religious leaders, like Sheikh Ramathan Shaban Mubajje, who wants to create a doomed gay island.

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By:           Andrew Belonksy
On:           Oct 31, 2007
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No. 1 · Rt. Rev. Dr. RES · Member · 444 comments

I find these gentlemen quite compatible politically and philosophically.

I would only add the omission of Prime Minister Stephen (PMS) Harper and the picture would be complete.

No, I accept fully the fact that Bush and Museveni are soulmates. Well, they would be soulmates but for the lack of one, or two.

Archival photos of Hitler and Mussolini, or Hitler and Franco come to mind.

Museveni likes a gay island in Africa where gays can be starved and brutalised. Bush tells him to consider a better alternative in the US. Private prisons traded on Wall Street with Blackwater types running the prison like the SS. He even suggests the black uniform and jackboots. Ugandan soldiers give fascist salutes and they goosestep in march. Bush says that they don’t do that -yet.

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