Cardinal Napier held up the example of President Barack Obama’s administration, specifically the President’s visit to Kenya in July. During his two-day trip to the country, Obama spoke out about the importance of gay rights, despite requests from Kenya’s leaders to not address the issue. Homosexual acts are illegal in Kenya, as well as several other African countries. Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State “repeated much the same message” to Africa as well, he added.High moral intelligence, but a little short on strategy. There's no point in saying that aid shouldn't be linked. Wasted words. You're NOT going to convert the EU/US/UK satans.
In an Oct. 8 interview with CNA, Archbishop John Baptist Odama of Gulu and president of the Ugandan Episcopal Conference called the act “criminal,” and said ideologies must never be attached to receiving aid, which is meant to save lives.
“The issue of homosexuality should not be linked with saying ‘if you don’t accept this we won’t help you,’ that is criminal, I call it criminal,” he said.
“Aid should not be linked with ideological acceptance or rejection. Aid is to save human life. If you link it to ideology it becomes contradictory...it is self-defeating,” the archbishop added.
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