I have yet to see the statement but this report indicates that Ghana’s President John Atta Mills has broken his silence on his policy toward decriminalization of homosexuality.
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What an interesting news item !! Just out of curiousity, was the Mills administration in Ghana expected to say YES to same-sex marriage and then order loads of confetti from hurricane-ravaged New York for the gay victory parade in Ghanaian cities? And perhaps, import Evangelist/Pyschologist/”Reverend” Dr Warren Throckmorton to solemnize the “man-to-man marriages” and “woman-to-woman marriages”?
What is under discussion here is not same-sex marriage but the decriminalization of consensual sexual acts in private.
And what have hurricanes got to do with anything? Or indeed – for that matter – mudslides? http://www.monitor.co.ug/News/National/-/688334/1227590/-/bjtefiz/-/index.html
By the way, I’m very sorry to hear about this latest tragedy. A good friend of mine visited the site of the mudslide in Budada in 2010 and was very shocked by what he witnessed; he managed to raise quite a bit of money to assist survivors.
I am not aware of any of my Uganda friends having been affected this time; as far as I know, none of my friends on the US East Coast has been affected by either Tropical Storm Irene or the recent earthquake.
What an interesting news item !! Just out of curiousity, was the Mills administration in Ghana expected to say YES to same-sex marriage and then order loads of confetti from hurricane-ravaged New York for the gay victory parade in Ghanaian cities? And perhaps, import Evangelist/Pyschologist/”Reverend” Dr Warren Throckmorton to solemnize the “man-to-man marriages” and “woman-to-woman marriages”?
What is under discussion here is not same-sex marriage but the decriminalization of consensual sexual acts in private.
And what have hurricanes got to do with anything? Or indeed – for that matter – mudslides? http://www.monitor.co.ug/News/National/-/688334/1227590/-/bjtefiz/-/index.html
By the way, I’m very sorry to hear about this latest tragedy. A good friend of mine visited the site of the mudslide in Budada in 2010 and was very shocked by what he witnessed; he managed to raise quite a bit of money to assist survivors.
I am not aware of any of my Uganda friends having been affected this time; as far as I know, none of my friends on the US East Coast has been affected by either Tropical Storm Irene or the recent earthquake.