Is C Street Winning?: Orders Given To Arrest Gays In Kenya

Prime Minister Raila Oldinga ordered a nationwide crackdown on gays in Kenya. He ordered police to arrest anyone engaging in homosexual behavior.

Oldinga states, “We will not tolerate such behaviours in the country. The constitution is very clear on this issue and men or women found engaging in homosexuality will not be spared.”

The anti-progress premier went on to say that, “Any man found engaging in sexual activities with another man should be arrested. Even women found engaging in sexual activities will be arrested.”

In October, media sources began publishing pictures of gays in Uganda. The headlines read, “100 Pictures of Uganda’s Top Homos Leak.” Slapped next to the headline was a banner reading “Hang Them.”
Sine those headlines ran, 4 Ugandans have been attacked while others fled in hiding.

Today in Kenya at a public rally the Prime Minister recalled the ratio of men to women being equal population wise, then pondered why their people should engage in homosexual activity. C Street must be gleefully applauding this.

Examiner.com:

> C Street politics: The Christian mafia is advocating the death penalty for
> homosexuals in Uganda. The Family at C Street,
> aka the Christian mafia(http://j.mp/i4GOab), is backing proposed anti-gay legislation
> in Uganda that will sentence homosexuals to death.

> The Family at C Street(http://j.mp/hMNkzL) is actively supporting the Ugandan
> leaders who are championing this draconian legislation, legislation that would
> institute the death penalty for homosexuality.

> C Street has been a Christian fundamentalist frat house for US congressman and
> senators. The house, sometimes referred to as the “C Street Complex”, is home
> base for the Family.

> Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, and David Bahati, a key Ugandan lawmaker,
> are both active members of the Family, and the major force behind the legislation.
> Indeed, they represent the Family in Uganda. Bahati organizes the Family’s Ugandan
> National Prayer Breakfast and oversees an African student leadership program
> designed to create future leaders for Africa, into which the Family has poured
> millions of dollars.


> The Family is a secretive international Christian cult that preaches a doctrine known
> as the “Seven Mountains Mandate” in which believers seek to gain world control, by
> gaining influence over seven key sectors of society: religion, government, media,
> education, arts and entertainment, family, and business. The group is quite sexist,
> believing in a strong patriarchy, and obviously radical in their homophobia. Members
> take an oath and are sworn to secrecy

Uganda, which borders Kenya is on the same page, both not seeing that being gay is not a choice. Why is it our business? Because C Street started this in Uganda.

Read more on this at Daily Nation.
http://www.nation.co.ke/News/politics/-/1064/1062134/-/78xndg/-/