Every month Dictator Museveni announces a new priority for his bottle-necked regime.However,the public priority bottle has never reached the neck as regime pigs have to be fed first.

Its only in Uganda where teachers,nurses,doctors and the youth are not considered a priority.

Instead of waiting for Dictator Museveni's bottleneck fantasy, it should be our priority to send him packing.

The Uganda political landscape is built on hereditary ideology-that's why Uganda still has politicians that started running the country in the 1960's, still around and feeding Uganda with the same bullshit.

The development of Uganda has gone 50 years back and the entire country is in a very sorry state, that it will need another 50 years to fix it. This should not be blamed on the leadership alone, but the elite class- because of their greed and selfishness, they've nurtured one of the most lethal and brutal regime ever walked the face of Africa.

That's why Dictator Museveni has been able to exploit that weakness of Ugandans and he can even brag as if he owns Uganda.

The Dictator has the nerve to boast that:

"Ugandans on the other hand are lazy by nature. They have an abundance of resources here to start from and numerous examples to borrow a leaf from but they haven't moved, May be they need some special spectacles to help them see where wealth is. If it’s about mathematics, Ugandans have perfectly mastered the subtraction and division signs while our friends here from the outside countries have mastered the addition and multiplication ones. This has become an epidemic now. Some people work hard and put together a lot of wealth, but they bring forth stupid children who come and squander all the hard-earned wealth"

Joram Jojo

Today 90% of  Uganda institutions are either broken and rotten due to chronic mismanagement or are run by an extended or family member of Criminal Yoweri Museveni.Thus, the regime of Criminal Yoweri Museveni will not only be remembered for killing and embezzlement, but also for mercilessly destroying Uganda institutions.

What is sickening and pathetic, is the way Uganda elite class has shamelessly participated in destroying the Uganda social fabric-wanting free things and stealing from other people, has become the mainstream national culture of Uganda. Thus, every fund in the public purse regardless of saving lives-preventing disease so Ugandans can grow up to lead productive lives, is there for the taking by the elite and their accomplices.

The most worrying thing is the notion that has been embedded in the elite class, that Uganda is gifted by nature. Maybe gifted by natural mismanagement,corruption,copying,war mongering,idle talk,etc.
Thus, Uganda being gifted by nature does not mean that wanainchi have an equal share in it, nor is the so called nature going to be there in the next ten years and in the hands of Ugandans. What we seem to have in the Uganda thieving League, are the same faces since; Obote(1),Amin, UNLF,Obote(2),Museveni(1),Museveni(2),Museveni(3),Museveni(4)…

While the Asians and other races are eating the best organic foods from Uganda, Ugandans are becoming the fastest consumers of organically modified products in the world. All Uganda forests and swamps are now owned by a few individuals-80% of fertile land is owned by 7% and their foreign surrogates.
The population has been militarised not to defend their country, but a criminal ideology of Dictator Yoweri Museveni.
However, in most cases-the very militarised population is so ignorant to even understand that, they’re instead guarding their own property that has been stolen from them,by Criminal Yoweri Museveni. Thus,the best commandos that Uganda has ever trained, are now guarding the Uganda oil fields that have already been stolen under their noses, and sold to foreigners. Banauganda bba Fala nyoooooooooo!

The criminal league of Uganda thieves is getting bigger and better at concealing its trucks-they’ve learnt how to make transfers of different thieves to various juicy organisations.

We found that the thieves have infiltrated all organisations that have an endless pot of money such as, institutions for higher learning, Religious,medical(Hospitals,Clinics,etc)establishments,the old ministry,etc. Of course, the criminal league would not survive without functioning patronage networks that have been created by Criminal Museveni and Criminal Amama Mbabazi and their respective parasitic families and friends.

The criminal ring in Uganda has many faces-the thieves that have milked your country should be exposed regardless of their titles,academic knowledge,relationship,etc. as a thief is a thief and nothing less.

What is so sad, is the manner these criminals are celebrated as contributors towards social-economic transformation and attainment of the United Nations Millennium Development Goals in Uganda. Nonsense!!

As if Uganda didn’t exist and our people were living in caves and trees before the so called United Nations Millennium Development Goal in Uganda was planted as a tool to mug our people. 

This new face of Uganda criminals tend to be holders of academic titles(Bba twasoma),well connected,members of an established civil organisation like a political party,commission,civil society,committee,etc. They all tend to have three common characteristic;Parasitic, arrogance and self-importance. bepanka nyo atte balina amazaluo!

But as many of you are very aware, Uganda also has another class of hardcore thieves like;Yoweri Museveni,Amama Mbabazi,Moses Ali, Salim Saleh,Kahinda Otafire,Mike Mukula,Jim Muwhezi,Hajji Nasser Ntege Sebaggala aka ‘Sseya’,Gen. David Sejusa a.k.a Tinyefuza, etc. this list will be published soon as we need to first show you another criminal face that has been hiding among you for a very long-time.

1. Hope Mwesigye (professional embezzler and black-mailer)
2. Rebecca Kadaga (Speaker of Parliament)
3. Juliet Semambo Kalema (Uganda Embassy in China)
4. Bishop Elia Paul Luzinda Kizito (Bishop of Mukono Diocese)
5. Canon Dr. Sheila Zaramba Ndyanabangi (Ministry Of Health)
6. Dr Alfred Lwako (Agency For Accelerated Regional Development)
7. Dr Allen Byamugisha (Deputy Librarian Makerere University)
8. Dr Charles Mbire (Chairman MTN UGANDA)
9. Dr John Baptist Kirabira (MaKerere University)
10. Dr Johnson Ngorok (Country Director Sight Savers Uganda)
11. Dr Moses Nduhira Twesigye–Omwe(Uganda Technical College Kichwamba)
12. Dr Mubazi John Kigongo (Faculty of Economics and Mgt Makerere University)
13. Dr Obwoya Kinyera Sam (Physics Department Kyambogo University)
14. Dr Oteba Martin (Pharmacy Division Ministry of Health)
15. Dr Samuel Baker Kucel (Deputy Vice Chancellor Busitema University)
16. Dr Sazir Nsubuga Mayanja (Uganda Land Commission)
17. Dr Shirazi Meghani (Chairman Megha Industries Ltd)
18. Dr Tumwine Fredrick Ruguma (Makerere University)
19. Dr Yayi Alfred (Yumbe District Health Office)
20. Dr. Ahmad Kawesa Sengendo (Vice Chancellor Islamic University in Uganda)
21. Dr. Albert Byamugisha (Office of The Prime Minister Of Uganda)
22. Dr. Birungi Mutahunga (Executive Director Bwindi Community Hospital)
23. Dr. Yusuf K. Nsubuga (Ministry Of Education and Sports)
24. Eng Hon Irene Margaret Nafuna-Muloni (Minister for Energy and Minerals
Development)

25. Badru M. Kiggundu (Chairman Electoral Commission)
26.Keith Mukahanizi(finance ministry permanent secretary)
27. Keith Kalyegira (Capital Markets Authority (CMA) )
28. Apollo Ssegawa (Managing Director of CURAD)
29. Patrick Bitature (Board Chairman Umeme Limited)
30. Charles Chapman (managing director of Umeme)
31. Elly Karuhanga (Partner Kampala Associated Advocates)
32. Moses Magogo(FUFA President)
33. Amelia Kyambadde (Minister of Trade and Industry)
34. Asuman Kiyingi (Minister of State for Regional Cooperation)
35. Barbara Oundo Nekesa (Minister of State For Karamoja Affairs)
36. Ernest Kiiza Apuuli (Minister of State for Bunyoro Affairs)
37. Prof Ephraim Kamuntu (Minister for Water and Environment)
38. Fred Jachan Omach Mandir (Minister of State for General Duties)
39. Dr Ruhakana Rugunda (Ministry Of Health)
40. John M. Nasasira(Minister for ICT)
41. Justice Irene Esther Mulyagonja Kakooza (Inspector General of Government)
42. Justice Professor Lillian Tibatemwa-Ekirikubinza (Court of Appeal)
43. Kalisa Kabagambe (Permanent Secretary Ministry Of Energy and
Minerals Development)
44. Fagil Musa Mandy (ChairmanUganda National Examination Board)
45. Rosemary Mutyabule (Director, Business Advisory services, Enterprise Uganda)
46. Francis Kamulegeya (Country Manager Price Waterhouse Coopers
Uganda)
47. Joseph “Ambiance” Kiyimba (disco tycoon)
48. Margret Nantongo Zziwa (Speaker for the East African Legislative Assembly)
49. Bamugemereire George (Deputy Inspector General of Government)

50. Ben Mugasha (Chairman Bemuga Forwarders Ltd)
51. Charles Odere (Managing Partner Lex Law Associates)
52. Davy Mugamba (Managing Partner Pro-Plan Partners)
53. Norbert Mao (Democratic Party (DP) President)
54. Edwards Katto (Commissioner Ministry of Energy And Minerals
Development)
55. Godfrey Arnold Dhatemwa
56. Gordon Mwesigye (Permanent Secretary Uganda Human Rights
Commission)
57. Hasmukh Purshottam Dawda (Chairman Britannia Allied Industries Ltd)

58. Ilahi Maasu Mansoor (Commissioner Technical Education Minsitry of
Education)
59. John Eric Mugyenzi (CEO Uganda Electricity Generation Co.Ltd)
60. Michael Mugabi (Corporation Secretary Housing Finance Bank)
61. Moru Ben Constantine Grace (Chairman Kiryandongo District)
62. Newton Jazire (CEO Lions Assurance Uganda)
63. Ngobi Fredie Aggrey (Chief Administrative Officer Kibuku District)
64. Nicholas John Okwi (CEO Housing Finance Bank)
65. Omagor Martin (Ministry Of Education and Sports)
66. Patrick Mutimba (Makerere University Investment Office)
67. Paul Kintu (Commissioner for Community Affairs-Ministry Of Internal
Affairs)
68. Peter Etabu (Country Director-Right to Play Uganda)
69. Robinson Nsumba Lyazi (Commissioner for Private Schools Ministry of
Education and Sports)
70. Rubondo Ernst (Commissioner for Petroleum Ministry Of Energy and
Minerals Development)
71. Ssansa Mugenyi Frederick Edward (Office of the Prime Minister)
72. William Mugarura Kanyesigye (Chief Administrative Officer Kasese
District)
73. Allen Kagina (Uganda Revenue Authority)
74. Christine Rebecca Nakyali Mubiru (Policy Analyst Ministry of Health)
75. Deborah Tibamwenda Kabahweza (Internal Auditor Bank of Uganda)
76. Jacqueline Mbabazi (Chairperson Agency for National Development)
77. Julian Kyomuhangi (Ministry of Health)
78. Kamariza Joweria (Principal Accountant Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
79. Sekai Chikowero (Country Director Africare Uganda)
80. Serinah Mushang Muganzi (CEO Millennium Promotions)
81. Valerie Miquel (UNCB)
82. Abalo Gertrude (Fisheries Training Institute)
83. Asteway Desta Zemedagegnehu (DHL Uganda)
84. Ongodia Nicholas Etinu (Commissioner Passport Control Office)
85. Prof David Bakibinga (School of Law Makerere University)
86. Kizza Besigye (former leader of the Forum for Democratic Change Party)
87. Prof Pius Okong (Chairman Health Service Commission)
88. Prof. Solomon Baluki Wakabi (Vice Chancellor Fairland University)
89. Prof. Tarsis Bazana Kabwegyere (Minister for General Duties Office of The
Prime Minister)

90. Rev. Dr. Solomon Basabose Nkesiga (Vice Chancellor Bishop Stuart
University)
91. Rev.Dr. Florence Isabirye Muranga (Executive Director Presidential Initiative
on Banana Industrial Development)
92. Jacob Oulanyah (Deputy Speaker of Parliament of Uganda)
93. Khalid Sheikh (Chairman Clifton Packaging UK)
94. Rosemary N. Ssenabulya(Federation of Uganda Employers (FUE))
95. The Rt Rev Dr Stephen Samuel Kaziimba Mugalu (Bishop of Mityana Diocese)

96. Alex Kibandama (National Roads Authority (UNRA) lawyer)

97. William Tumwine (National Roads Authority (UNRA) lawyer)

98. Sheikh Shaban Ramadhan Mubaje (Squatter at Uganda Muslim Supreme Council Offices)

99.Hassan Basajjabalaba (chairman NRM entrepreneurs league)

100. Dr. Silver Mugisha (National Water and Sewerage Cooperation (NWSC) )

This list has not been ordered according to levels of criminality

What we want Ugandans to understand, is that anyone involved in taking our people for mugs, we shall expose them and also make sure in a post-Museveni government, they’ll be prosecuted.

The Uganda 2011 elections are more of legalising a war criminal by the ugandan opportunistic elites(the genocidal is being endorsed through the ballot) than regime change, and seeking justice for the crimes that have been committed by the incumbent. In fact, when you look at who is who, contesting for the presidency, they're more like flies fighting for shit-its all about who gets something from the shit, they all stink. Shamelessly, some candidates are even prepared to forgive the war criminal for the genocide that has left almost six million Africans dead in Uganda, Congo-RDC,Sudan, Rwanda, Somalia, Central African republic,etc.

The so called main challenger of genocidal Yoweri Museveni(Kizza Besigye) is a replica of the genocidal, he has nothing new to offer Ugandans but the same..same, crap of corruption, militarism, run down services, rot n' decay, violence, nepotism,etc.

None of the candidates[all] has a social program for Ugandans, but loads of tosh theory that is not even applicable to the dynamics of present-day Uganda, in fact, their main sponsorship are right wing capitalists that hate the poor and the oppressed-you know the lot that put bankers before society. To be Continued....

Do you ever wonder why a man that hallucinates he’s the best thing for Ugandans to invest in their future, would be beaten-up by the youth in day light like a chicken thief? Of course not because the mainstream media has not told you the truth because they’re part and parcel of that machine that wants Ugandans to remain under the thumb of Monarchists and their developmental visions don’t see beyond East-Africa. In fact they’ve managed to convince you that the Kabaka is doing you a favour by letting you live in Uganda because Buganda owns Uganda and therefore you should worship him!

Much has been said by Besigye’s sycophants and publicists about the Kiboko squad(stick-wielding youth), but the true story remains that Ugandans were protesting by clobbering Museveni’s mole in Project Fagiya Uganda(Clean Uganda Dry) Kabisa.

What did Besigye expect from wanainchi(populace), when they were being insulted by the Bloody Hero’s Medal Honoring , then comes fat lips to add more insult to injury-that his wife and their lot have already put on Ugandans. Its the norm for FDC hooligans hiding behind the banner of political demonstrations to usually go on a frenzy of; raping,vandalism ,targeting Ugandans with long noses and forcing them to sing Mengo tribal songs.

This time Kizza Besigye thought that he would use the cover of Inter-Party Cooperation (IPC) demonstration to demand for the dismissal of the electoral commission of whose work in the recent Mukono North by-elections was largely considered by his team to be authentic,thus the electoral commission was good!

What is so Fake about the entire project is its architecture; Museveni’s girlfriend(winnie Byanyima), fat-girl & Spy(Anna Mugisha), Opportunistic Olara Ottunu, Gay Activists,etc.

Inter-Party Cooperation (IPC) is Besigye and FDC is guiding  visionless politicians from other parties to endorse  a clique of NRM rejects as the future of Uganda.

In fact the entire project gashes-out undemocratic tendencies – FDC’s  dictatorial mind is always recycled and peddled as IPC collective mind, Norbert Mao’s proposals and freedom of speech is always dismissed as hypocritical,No referendum was held to ask Ugandans if  IPC is what they want, etc.

Ugandan elite are like maggots fighting  for a rotten dog, they hate the new and future-that’s why we still have the Mutesa’s, Obote’s and Amin’s men still clinging on Ugandans as if we owe them a living. Bastards!!

With this sort of expired brains, Uganda can never develop because the generation of 5 decade ago will never bring anything new on the table nor work towards a united Uganda but pockets of privileged tribes men, because they lack modern social skills-that can be used to see beyond their tribe and transform society-thus, they’re holding Ugandans at ransom so we can worship them like in the 19^th century-GO FUCK YOURSELVES!

Do you expect the civil servants to do their jobs diligently when the elite is constantly singing in tribalism tones that they want their land back,go back where you came from,our tribe is superior,etc. Of course not but  demoralised worker would do anything desperate like substandard work,deep their hands in the till(Corruption), torch buildings/schools, etc. because they have to work for a living to feed their dependants.

Thus you end up with a workforce that is not fulfilling positive objectives but false obligations that are completely meaningless and represent no value to the customers-the people of Uganda.

• Demoralised workers produce rubbish goods and services.
• Demoralised workers cease to add value.
• Demoralised workers are unpatriotic.
• Demoralised workers love to gossip about foreign football and who has a new car,etc
• The demoralisation hits the economy so hard, that the bosses start stealing from other bosses.

Like a classic tribal goon, Besigye thought he would come ..swagging his fat lips with IPC lipstick, …claiming that he was a victim of Museveni’s injustice, while his wife was giving museveni a blow job for a medal that is stained with the blood of Ugandans!!!

If yesterday the IPC gave you victory in Mbale and Mukono by-elections, then how comes you haven’t rejected the results??

Ugandans wake Up!!!!

Tyrant Museveni has officially joined the anti-gay crusade, saying he had received reports suggesting that “European homosexuals” had launched a recruitment drive in Africa.
Expressing his homophobic tendencies, Tyrant Museveni said the youth must stand firm and abhor the divergent sexual orientation.

“I hear European homosexuals are recruiting in Africa,” said the Tyrant on Saturday, to an audience of mainly youth at the Kampala Serena Hotel that homosexuality is not natural.

“We used to have very few homosexuals traditionally. They were not persecuted but were not encouraged either because it was clear that is not how God arranged things to be.”

“You should discourage your colleagues [involved in homosexuality] because God was not foolish to do the way he arranged,” said the Tyrant, adding, “Mr and Mrs, but now you have to say Mr and Mr? What is that now?”

The tyrant a fool as always, can’t explain why “God” created animals or plants that has both male and female reproductive organs, hermaphrodite. Why isn’t this possible with genes or blood, i.e.sickle cell disease-caused by a genetic disease that affects the haemoglobin molecules in red blood cells?

As a straight person, I feel its our duty to educate the public that homosexuality is not a choice but a disability that we as a society need to understand and sympathise with rather than persecute them.
How many times have you heard, people persecuting epileptic people of which Mrs Janet Museveni suffers from? Never!!

Homophobic tendencies are the same as that of racism. Period!!
We shall stand-by our Lesbians, Gays and Trans-genders community 100%, during these dark-times!!!!

Protesters target Uganda anti-gay law

Demonstrators targeted Uganda’s UN mission in New York on Thursday to protest a proposed law that would punish homosexuality with life in prison in the eastern African country.


About 40 people picketed the UN mission at Uganda House in Manhattan, chanting: “Gay rights are human rights. Dismiss the law now!”

Uganda has come under international criticism for the draft law that would punish “touch(ing) another person with the intention of committing the act of homosexuality” with life behind bars, according to the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission, which organized the protest.

The law would impose the death penalty for “aggravated homosexuality,” including by those who are HIV positive.

“It’s unimaginable. You’re talking about the death penalty and prison for an entire class of human beings,” said protestor Brendan Fay, 50, a filmmaker.

“It’s incredible that in 2009 a nation’s parliament is considering this,” he added.

Mark de Solla Price, 49, came to the demonstration with his male partner Vinny Allegrini and said Uganda was “on the wrong side.”

He waved a placard that read “love should be legal everywhere” on one side and “shame on Uganda” on the other.

France and the United States have condemned the bill.

One of the bill’s supporters, Ugandan lawmaker David Bahati, responded earlier this month by saying that “homosexuality is not a human right”.

“The fact that the moral fabric of America and Europe has been put under siege by the supporters of this creeping evil of homosexuality should not suggest that we follow suit.”

Kizza besigye

The gay community should not expect a different attitude from the Forum for Democratic change in Uganda because they are from the same ideological school as Yoweri museveni.

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Responses so far:

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  amrin

  oi blud shut up wiv yo dumb article.. museveni is rite, yo wrong.. museveni runs da nation, u dont! jus run yo dumb website.. idiot.. n gays will continue 2 be punished, like it or not, by da government or by da mobs.. dat is uganda 4 yo westernized dickhead mind! fuckin gay supporter..

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  Rose Namayanja

  The writter of this article is actually a bigger intellectual tyrant, for if u didnt know this is a private members bill and the procedure is that you castigate Museveni after he has assented to the bill and if you want us to support your position, kindly just convince us other than abusing our President and have you asked yourself why non-Ugandans are crying more than the bereaved to us its no big deal and the churches are at the forefront in support of this.

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  Kele

  Rose Namayanja, you are the greatest ass kisser of dictator Museveni. You have betrayed the people of Nakaseke just because you share in the stealing of Uganda’s national assets. The NRM is a corrupt cabal just looting the country clean and you are part of that. Shame on you and I hope one day you go down in flames!

• uganda

  World AIDS Day is observed on December 1 every year, dedicated to raising awareness of the AIDS pandemic caused by HIV infection.

  Sexual Minorities Uganda (SMUG), calls for greater response to combat HIV/AIDS. And as part of the National AIDS Strategy urges for, a national strategy on HIV/AIDS that drives a more coordinated, non-discriminatory and effective response to the epidemic.

  The theme for this year’s celebrations is Universe Access and Human Rights
  with a sub theme: Working together against HIV stigma and discrimination.

  It is a cross cutting phenomenon all over the world that HIV related stigma and discrimination is a problem that needs to be addressed in ensuring the achievement of Universal Access by 2010, and extenuating the impact of AIDS by 2015. LGBT people living with HIV/AIDS have been victims of human rights violations based on their sexual orientation which is a battle yet to be totally conquered by Civil Society Organizations.

  A world survey of criminalization laws in 2009 found that 80 nations (including 10 of the PEPFAR focus countries – US President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief) have laws criminalizing same sex acts between consenting adults. In countries like Uganda where homosexual relations are criminalized, HIV-related prevention services, treatment and care are difficult to provide because homosexuality is underground. Countries with non-discriminatory laws for sexual orientation have shown to provide better access to HIV treatment, care and services prevention .

  Legislations like the Anti-Homosexuality bill 2009, currently before the parliament of Uganda, targeting sexual minorities have been identified as obstacles to effectively addressing HIV in Uganda. A 2009 joint report by the Uganda AIDS Commission – UAC and UNAIDS specifically called for a review of legal impediments to the inclusion of most-at-risk-populations – including MSM – in the national AIDS response. But whereas UAC seems to be moving towards this progress, discriminatory legislations may hinder this achievement.

  If HIV prevalence and infection prevalence rates and mean age are higher among women in Uganda, Women who have Sex with Women (WSW) must be part of Uganda’s HIV/AIDS interventions.

  SMUG therefore urges government and HIV/AIDS service providers to:

  * Include men who have sex with men – MSM and women who have sex with
  women – WSW in the Uganda national AIDS strategic plans.

  * Designate a human rights bureau position to monitor LGBT concerns

  * Repeal/reform laws that criminalize homosexuality

  * Improve human rights reporting on violence and discrimination targeting
  LGBT communities.

  SMUG is a coalition of LGBT organizations that envisions a liberated LGBT community free from discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity/ expression.

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  jamaica

  we dont gays to pollute the black world, keep it in your white world.

• Dear Fellow Pastors in Uganda,

  I greet you in the name and love of Jesus Christ as I send this encyclical video (http://www.youtube.com/saddlebackchurch) to the Pastors of the Churches of Uganda with greetings from your fellow Pastors around the world. May grace and peace be with you this Christmas season!

  We are all familiar with Edmund Burke’s insight, “All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing.” That is why I’m sharing my heart with you today. As an American Pastor, it is not my role to interfere with the politics of other nations, but it is my role to speak out on moral issues. It is my role to shepherd other Pastors who look to me for guidance, and it is my role to correct lies, errors and false reports when others associate my name with a law that I had nothing to do with, completely oppose and vigorously condemn. I am referring to the pending law under consideration by the Ugandan Parliament, known as the Anti-Homosexuality Bill.

  As a Pastor, I’ve found the most effective way to build consensus for social change is usually through direct quiet diplomacy and behind-the-scenes dialogue, rather than through media. But because I didn’t rush to make a public statement, some erroneously concluded that I supported this terrible bill, and some even claimed I was a sponsor of the bill. You in Uganda know that is untrue.

  I am releasing this video to you and your congregations to correct these untruths and to urge you to make a positive difference at this critical point in your nation.

  While we can never deny or water down what God’s Word clearly teaches about sexuality, at the same time the church must stand to protect the dignity of all individuals – as Jesus did and commanded all of us to do.

  Let me be clear that God’s Word states that all sex outside of marriage is not what God intends. Jesus reaffirmed what Moses wrote that marriage is intended to be between one man and one woman committed to each other for life. Jesus also taught us that the greatest commandment is to love our neighbors as ourselves. Since God created all, and Jesus suffered and died for all, then we are to treat all with respect. The Great Commandment has been the centerpiece of my life and Ministry for over 35 years.

  Of course, there are thousands of evil laws enacted around the world and I cannot speak to Pastors about every one of them, but I am taking the extraordinary step of speaking to you – the Pastors of Uganda and spiritual leaders of your nation – for five reasons:

  First, the potential law is unjust, extreme and un-Christian toward homosexuals, requiring the death penalty in some cases. If I am reading the proposed bill correctly, this law would also imprison anyone convicted of homosexual practice.

  Second, the law would force pastors to report their Pastoral conversations with homosexuals to authorities.

  Third, it would have a chilling effect on your Ministry to the hurting. As you know, in Africa, it is the churches that are bearing the primary burden of providing care for people infected with HIV/AIDS. If this bill is passed, homosexuals who are HIV positive will be reluctant to seek or receive care, comfort and compassion from our churches out of fear of being reported. You and I know that the churches of Uganda are the truly caring communities where people receive hope and help, not condemnation.

  Fourth, all life, no matter how humble or broken, whether unborn or dying, is precious to God. My wife, Kay, and I have devoted our lives and our Ministry to saving the lives of people, including homosexuals, who are HIV positive. It would be inconsistent to save some lives and wish death on others. We’re not just pro-life. We are whole life.

  Finally, the freedom to make moral choices and our right to free expression are gifts endowed by God. Uganda is a democratic country with remarkable and wise people, and in a democracy everyone has a right to speak up. For these reasons, I urge you, the Pastors of Uganda, to speak out against the proposed law.

  My role, and the role of the PEACE Plan, whether in Uganda or any other country, is always pastoral, not political. I vigorously oppose anything that hinders the goals of the PEACE Plan: Promoting reconciliation, equipping ethical leaders, assisting the poor, caring for the sick, and educating the next generation, which includes the protection of children.

  Please know that you and the people of Uganda are in my constant prayers. This Christmas season I pray you will experience the three purposes of Christmas as announced by the angel at the birth of Christ. First, the angel said, “I bring you good news of great joy.” Christmas is a time of celebration – Jesus is the Good News for the whole world. God came to earth to be with us! Next, the angel said, “For unto us is born this day a Savior, who is Christ the Lord!” Christmas is a time for salvation. If we didn’t need a Savior, God would not have sent one. Finally, the angel said, “Peace on earth, good will toward men.” Christmas is a time for reconciliation. The message of Christmas is good cheer, good news and good will for the whole world.

  It is my prayer that the churches and people of Uganda will experience all three of these this season. May God bless you; and may God bless the nation of Uganda.

  Dr. Rick Warren