As Ugandans are preparing to celebrate the 50 years of independence this year, the UK prime minister, David Cameroon is threatening to cut the British to Uganda because of president Museveni’s strong stand against perpetuating homosexuality.
But sections of Ugandans have been overheard on the streets of Kampala as saying that “we don’t want to remind David Cameroon that the day before he was sworn in as the British Prime Minister, he was heard on a TV station lamenting about the ‘spoilt UK kids.’”
Cameroon was not pleased that the spoilt kids and the children of people who were at once ‘spoilt kids’ were the people in prisons imprisoned for having defiled girls, over theft, murder and highway robbery among other sorts of crimes. The Ugandans who have started sounding furious over Cameroon’s reaction on Uganda because of its positive/holy stand against the gay movement say that like he lamented that the some many UK kids were spoilt, Ugandans also desire a better Uganda without homosexuals and lesbians today and tomorrow.
A man identified as only Mugisha was overheard in Kampala today as telling his friends that David Cameroon should know that the stand of Uganda government against homosexuality is not just the idea of Rev. Simon Lokodo (minister for ethics in Uganda), president Museveni or MP David Bahati but it’s the stand of majority morally right Ugandans. The truth on the ground is that less than 1% of Uganda’s total population of over 30 million people engages in homosexuality in a quest to tape US dollars from Americans, British, Canadians and Norwegians among others.
Millions of Ugandans say they don’t and they will never support homosexuality, a practice they term as satanic, inhuman, immoral and ungodly. Ugandans of course they don’t hate homosexuals but they desire that the homosexuals get helped to get out of this addiction.
It is rumoured that many Europeans countries working through NGO’s purporting as Human Rights Organisations inject lots of money to recruiting Ugandan children in primary and secondary schools into homosexuality. What is interesting is that Ugandans have told David Cameroon to keep his pounds with himself if the cost of financing the developments in Uganda is in exchange for Uganda’s morals.
The UK government on Monday confirmed that Uganda will lose billions of pounds in budget support over the next four years until Museveni’s government shows commitment to accepting homosexuality.