African Bishop Points Out Hypocrisy of Obama’s Pro-Homosexual Agenda

Aletelia ^ | July 29, 2015 | DIANE MONTAGNA

[NYer]

Catholic ping!

[Menehune56]

President Obama’s pro-gay agenda push came as no surprise. Prior to his departure, he told the BBC that he intended to deliver a “blunt” message on gay rights when he travelled to Africa.

But has he ever done this when he's visiting a Muslim country? I don't think so.

[tflabo]

Two black presidents from two nations but only one of them is a real and honorable man.

[BitWielder1]

I'm glad the Kenyans see through this crap.
Under Bush, 0bama detested America for "imposing it's values" on other nations, and look what he's doing now.

[Salvation]

**Cardinal John Onaiyekan, the Catholic Archbishop of Abuja Diocese in Nigeria, said on Sunday that the position of Catholics against homosexuality is irrevocable and that the Church will continue to stand firm against gay “marriage”.**

BTTT for this Cardinal.

[skr]

In February, Bishop Badejo said the United States administration [and Hillary Clinton when she was US Secretary of State] has made it clear it would not help Nigeria fight Boko Haram unless the country modify its laws regarding homosexuality, family planning and birth-control.

Not surprising but very, very disturbing.

[BitWielder1]

Promoting homosexuality on a continent already hard hit by AIDS is really nasty politics, it will make it spread even more.
There is no way he can't know that.

[CdMGuy]

It would appear after reading the article that both African political leaders and African Catholic Church leaders have something that is lacking in a huge number of US politicians and US Catholic Church leaders, that what is missing being a pair of balls.

[Aria]

“As an African American in the United States, I am painfully aware of the history of what happens when people are treated differently under the law. There were all sorts of rationalizations that were provided by the power structure for decades in the United States for segregation and they were wrong,” he said.

Although...he has received more benefits from being 1/2 black than it has cost him from what I can tell. Maybe what really is getting him is having to hide his gayness.

[jsanders2001]

> I do not think that homosexuals, as people, are evil people. But I do think that their activities are sinful and disordered. And if we invest so much money and effort into imposing the orientation of this minority — this particular minority — onto the entire world, then we are guilty of what I like to call a ‘dictatorship of the minority.’ So where is democracy? How can America claim to be a champion of democracy in the world?” 

I like this guy but obviously he’s not aware of how evil and proactive the homos have gotten in their cub scout recruiting efforts over here

[Sergio]

Many Africans care about polygamy. Would Americans roll over and let someone push such values on their nation, and by force? It is a huge irony that the world police of human rights seem to have rights, behaviors and personal preferences all mixed up. African leaders and peoples need to be vigilant in deciphering the cunning mix-up and know what to accept and what to reject.

Great line.

[Brad from Tennessee]

[“I think the appointment of Randy [Berry] just shows how little the current US administration respects the democratic values it seems to preach, especially when they preach them abroad.]

Randy Berry? Is that his stage name?

[Twinkie]

No; he’s as docile as a lamb when he’s in a Muslim country. If he imagines he’s charismatic enough to one day “coax” them to accept the hog swill he’s swallowed hook, line & sinker; he is more naïve than I think. (Earth to Barry: You’re not quite as charming as you imagine, Barry!)

[mojito]

I hope the president enjoyed receiving an equally blunt message.

But then again, I’m sure the president always enjoys receiving.

[fieldmarshaldj]

We got the wrong Kenyan as American President.

[karnage]

Let’s see Obama take that same stance in Riyadh and Tehran...

[Stand Watch Listen]

Let’s see Obama take that same stance in Riyadh and Tehran...

Hmmmmmm, of course his stance would be addressed...

[Eagles6]

"In February, Bishop Badejo said the United States administration [and Hillary Clinton when she was US Secretary of State] has made it clear it would not help Nigeria fight Boko Haram unless the country modify its laws regarding homosexuality, family planning and birth-control."

Truly evil.

[CutePuppy]

Is this the same Obama who in December of 2009 stated that he "didn't want to meddle in other countries' internal affairs" when Iranian people were protesting their presidential elections and were only looking for words of support and encouragement?