Comments on: U.S. commission considers ways to stop anti-gay Uganda bill http://www.washingtonblade.com/2010/01/22/u-s-commission-considers-ways-to-stop-anti-gay-uganda-bill/ the gay community's news source Thu, 09 Feb 2012 06:30:43 +0000 hourly 1 By: WGAY Podcast – "U.S. commission considers ways to stop anti-gay Uganda bill" : DC Agenda http://www.washingtonblade.com/2010/01/22/u-s-commission-considers-ways-to-stop-anti-gay-uganda-bill/#comment-340 WGAY Podcast – "U.S. commission considers ways to stop anti-gay Uganda bill" : DC Agenda Thu, 25 Feb 2010 12:10:20 +0000 http://dcagenda.com/?p=1524#comment-340 [...] week’s WGAY submission covers Chris Johnson’s International Agenda piece, “U.S. commission considers ways to stop anti-gay Uganda bill.” AKPC_IDS += "2004,";Popularity: 3% [...] [...] week’s WGAY submission covers Chris Johnson’s International Agenda piece, “U.S. commission considers ways to stop anti-gay Uganda bill.” AKPC_IDS += "2004,";Popularity: 3% [...]

]]> By: WGAY Podcast – “U.S. commission considers ways to stop anti-gay Uganda bill” | DC Agenda http://www.washingtonblade.com/2010/01/22/u-s-commission-considers-ways-to-stop-anti-gay-uganda-bill/#comment-339 WGAY Podcast – “U.S. commission considers ways to stop anti-gay Uganda bill” | DC Agenda Tue, 02 Feb 2010 02:14:29 +0000 http://dcagenda.com/?p=1524#comment-339 [...] This week’s WGAY submission covers Chris Johnson’s International Agenda piece, “U.S. commission considers ways to stop anti-gay Uganda bill.” [...] [...] This week’s WGAY submission covers Chris Johnson’s International Agenda piece, “U.S. commission considers ways to stop anti-gay Uganda bill.” [...]

]]> By: Peter the saint http://www.washingtonblade.com/2010/01/22/u-s-commission-considers-ways-to-stop-anti-gay-uganda-bill/#comment-338 Peter the saint Wed, 27 Jan 2010 23:59:10 +0000 http://dcagenda.com/?p=1524#comment-338 Obama: ''Africa's diversity should be a source of strength, not a cause for d i v i s i o n.'' Uhhhh, "division"?!!! Is that what State-sponsored torture or execution of gay people represents??? Just a bit of... division??? Why can't he say MURDER! MURDER! RUN FOR YOUR LIVES! ESCAPE! GET OUT QUICK, WHILE THERE IS STILL TIME! I just have to ask: what if it was Kenyans they were planning to murder en-masse...? Has the "fierce advocate" for gay people (Obama's own description) HIMSELF called President Museveni? I'm sorry, I don't like the measured words our administration is using... an "affront"... the Ugandan planners of mass slaughter couldn't be more up-front and clear about their intentions. If EVER anger was justified, it is now, and I wish our government representatives would show their disgust as disgust and anger as anger. Not as diplomacy, because you don't negotiate with terrorists, and these "leaders" have become cruel terrorists to a part of their citizenry who only wants to love each other. Murder in the name of Christ. What Would Jesus Do... I think he would "turn over their tables", if you know what I mean... Obama: ”Africa’s diversity should be a source of strength, not a cause for d i v i s i o n.”
Uhhhh, “division”?!!! Is that what State-sponsored torture or execution of gay people represents??? Just a bit of… division??? Why can’t he say MURDER! MURDER! RUN FOR YOUR LIVES! ESCAPE! GET OUT QUICK, WHILE THERE IS STILL TIME! I just have to ask: what if it was Kenyans they were planning to murder en-masse…?

Has the “fierce advocate” for gay people (Obama’s own description) HIMSELF called President Museveni? I’m sorry, I don’t like the measured words our administration is using… an “affront”… the Ugandan planners of mass slaughter couldn’t be more up-front and clear about their intentions. If EVER anger was justified, it is now, and I wish our government representatives would show their disgust as disgust and anger as anger. Not as diplomacy, because you don’t negotiate with terrorists, and these “leaders” have become cruel terrorists to a part of their citizenry who only wants to love each other. Murder in the name of Christ. What Would Jesus Do… I think he would “turn over their tables”, if you know what I mean…

]]> By: Mykelb http://www.washingtonblade.com/2010/01/22/u-s-commission-considers-ways-to-stop-anti-gay-uganda-bill/#comment-337 Mykelb Wed, 27 Jan 2010 01:45:14 +0000 http://dcagenda.com/?p=1524#comment-337 There are several ways to stop it: a) Freeze all Ugandan assets in the U.S., b) embargo all Ugandan products and services, c) suspend all talks and monetary aid with Uganda, d) revoke all visas of Ugandans in the U.S. and e) get the E.U. to take the same measures. There are several ways to stop it: a) Freeze all Ugandan assets in the U.S., b) embargo all Ugandan products and services, c) suspend all talks and monetary aid with Uganda, d) revoke all visas of Ugandans in the U.S. and e) get the E.U. to take the same measures.

]]> By: Supreme Court of Kentucky Awards Joint Custody to Non Biological Lesbian Mom, US Commission Considers Ways to Stop Uganda Bill, » DailyQueerNews.com http://www.washingtonblade.com/2010/01/22/u-s-commission-considers-ways-to-stop-anti-gay-uganda-bill/#comment-336 Supreme Court of Kentucky Awards Joint Custody to Non Biological Lesbian Mom, US Commission Considers Ways to Stop Uganda Bill, » DailyQueerNews.com Sat, 23 Jan 2010 13:44:23 +0000 http://dcagenda.com/?p=1524#comment-336 [...] US Commission discuss what they can do regarding Uganda’s anti-gay bill. Debate on whether or not to bring First Lady Michelle Obama in to help convince Uganda to not support legislation as is in Uganda. Read more  [...] [...] US Commission discuss what they can do regarding Uganda’s anti-gay bill. Debate on whether or not to bring First Lady Michelle Obama in to help convince Uganda to not support legislation as is in Uganda. Read more  [...]

]]> By: U.S. commission considers ways to stop anti-gay Uganda bill | DC … | Health News http://www.washingtonblade.com/2010/01/22/u-s-commission-considers-ways-to-stop-anti-gay-uganda-bill/#comment-335 U.S. commission considers ways to stop anti-gay Uganda bill | DC … | Health News Sat, 23 Jan 2010 12:20:21 +0000 http://dcagenda.com/?p=1524#comment-335 [...] the original post: U.S. commission considers ways to stop anti-gay Uganda bill | DC … Share and [...] [...] the original post: U.S. commission considers ways to stop anti-gay Uganda bill | DC … Share and [...]

]]> By: Congressional Hearing Addresses Anti-Gay Legislation in Uganda http://www.washingtonblade.com/2010/01/22/u-s-commission-considers-ways-to-stop-anti-gay-uganda-bill/#comment-334 Congressional Hearing Addresses Anti-Gay Legislation in Uganda Sat, 23 Jan 2010 02:43:29 +0000 http://dcagenda.com/?p=1524#comment-334 [...] D.C. Agenda reports today that Cary Alan Johnson, executive director of the International Gay & ... Johnson said the women’s caucus in the Ugandan parliament is supporting the legislation and opposition from the first lady — as well as President Obama — could influence women’s groups in Uganda to drop their support. “I’m wondering if there is women leaders within the U.S. Congress — and perhaps the first lady herself — might be able to play some role in having discussions about the potential impact of this bill — not just on human rights, but on HIV prevention within the country,” Johnson said. [...] [...] D.C. Agenda reports today that Cary Alan Johnson, executive director of the International Gay & … Johnson said the women’s caucus in the Ugandan parliament is supporting the legislation and opposition from the first lady — as well as President Obama — could influence women’s groups in Uganda to drop their support. “I’m wondering if there is women leaders within the U.S. Congress — and perhaps the first lady herself — might be able to play some role in having discussions about the potential impact of this bill — not just on human rights, but on HIV prevention within the country,” Johnson said. [...]

]]> By: Congressional Hearing Addresses Anti-Gay Legislation in Uganda : glaadBLOG.org http://www.washingtonblade.com/2010/01/22/u-s-commission-considers-ways-to-stop-anti-gay-uganda-bill/#comment-333 Congressional Hearing Addresses Anti-Gay Legislation in Uganda : glaadBLOG.org Fri, 22 Jan 2010 20:40:00 +0000 http://dcagenda.com/?p=1524#comment-333 [...] D.C. Agenda reports today that Cary Alan Johnson, executive director of the International Gay & ... Johnson said the women’s caucus in the Ugandan parliament is supporting the legislation and opposition from the first lady — as well as President Obama — could influence women’s groups in Uganda to drop their support. “I’m wondering if there is women leaders within the U.S. Congress — and perhaps the first lady herself — might be able to play some role in having discussions about the potential impact of this bill — not just on human rights, but on HIV prevention within the country,” Johnson said. [...] [...] D.C. Agenda reports today that Cary Alan Johnson, executive director of the International Gay & … Johnson said the women’s caucus in the Ugandan parliament is supporting the legislation and opposition from the first lady — as well as President Obama — could influence women’s groups in Uganda to drop their support. “I’m wondering if there is women leaders within the U.S. Congress — and perhaps the first lady herself — might be able to play some role in having discussions about the potential impact of this bill — not just on human rights, but on HIV prevention within the country,” Johnson said. [...]

]]> By: Box Turtle Bulletin » Ugandan Testimony Before Congressional Human Rights Commission http://www.washingtonblade.com/2010/01/22/u-s-commission-considers-ways-to-stop-anti-gay-uganda-bill/#comment-332 Box Turtle Bulletin » Ugandan Testimony Before Congressional Human Rights Commission Fri, 22 Jan 2010 19:37:30 +0000 http://dcagenda.com/?p=1524#comment-332 [...] Rep. Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) chaired a meeting of the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission to discuss the proposed Anti-Homosexuality Bill that is now before Uganda’s Parliament. [...] [...] Rep. Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) chaired a meeting of the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission to discuss the proposed Anti-Homosexuality Bill that is now before Uganda’s Parliament. [...]

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