American President Obama attended the annual National Prayer Breakfast Thursday in Washington, D.C., and took the opportunity to publically condemn Uganda’s proposed Anti-Homosexuality Bill of 2009. The breakfast was sponsored by The Fellowship, aka The Family, who influence and impact behind the Bill and the sudden surge in anti-gay hysteria in Africa, is well documented. “We may disagree about gay marriage,” said the president, “but surely we can agree that it is unconscionable to target gays and lesbians for who they are, whether it is here in the United States or ... more extremely, in odious laws that being proposed most recently in Uganda.” Wednesday, legislators in House introduced a measure – largely symbolic – that also condemned the Bill, saying “all people possess an intrinsic human dignity, regardless of sexual orientation, and share fundamental human rights,” adding that the if the horrific Bill were passed, it “would set a troubling precedent.” Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Zapatero also attended the breakfast, and also attacked the Bill, saying “I want to defend the right of every person to his moral autonomy, the freedom of all to live with his beloved.”
A report that seated next to President Obama and First Lady Michelle at the National Prayer Breakfast was anti-abortion activist Tim Tebow. Also in attendance South Carolina Governor Mark Stafford, a member of the secret society that is The Fellowship, aka The Family, whose rather un-Christian behaviour was recently well documented in a book by his former wife.
Planned Parenthood Wednesday released an ad featuring former Minnesota Vikings Sean James and Olympic gold medalist Al Joyner, that is a respectful response to the anti-abortion Focus on the Family sponsored spot scheduled to air during the Super Bowl Sunday, featuring Tim Tebow and his mother.
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