The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Mr. David Cameron was given a vicious dressing down by French President, Nicolas Sarkozy on October 23, 2011 as tensions reached boiling point. "Britain is now one of the premier aid givers in the world. We want to see countries that receive our aid adhering to proper human rights, and that includes how people treat gay and lesbian people. "British aid should have more strings attached, in terms of do you persecute people for their faith or their Christianity, or do you persecute people for their sexuality. We don't think that's acceptable." The President of Ghana, John Evans Atta Mills, has officially responded to threats by UK’s Prime Minister David Cameron saying would not accept any aid that has homosexuality strings attached. He said Britain cannot tell Ghana, a sovereign nation, what to do, adding that the country would not in any way legalize homosexuality. Ghana’s constitution like many African countries frowns on homosexuality, but the UK PM has threatened to cut aid to African countries whose laws are stiff on gays.
The 45-year-old Cameron is the youngest British Prime Minister since the Earl of Liverpool 198 years earlier. This factor alone to me seems to be his achilles heels. Youthful exuberance. Although Cameron headed the policy co-ordination of the Conservative Party during the 2005 general election campaign, his unguarded foreign policy pronouncements since becoming PM leaves much to be desired. It is quite obvious that he does not understand the current global geopolitics. He is still living the BE era when the UK could virtually and literally make laws based on Britcentric values without any questioning or eyebrows being raised. The world has moved on and today all nations, rich and poor aspire to establish value deemed fit for their cultural settings. The earlier some adviser point this position out to Cameron, the better it would be for his image and the UK.
Boldly inscribed on Ghana's Cedi notes is Gye Nyame (except God). This is ample testimony of the country and her peoples value and faith in the supremacy of God and his ordination over their lives and values. Only last week, I wrote about the possibility of a legal showdown on the status of the law regarding homosexuality in Ghana following the arrest of three suspected gays by the Sakumono Police in Community 13 of Tema Municipality.I also did mention a report by the British Press regarding the stance or foreign policy direction of the UK government towards nations that ban the practice of the evil act. Even before the noise could die down, the UK Prime Minister, David Cameron acting in a true neocolonialism posture, has granted interview to BBC 1 that nations that receive British aid will have to bend backwards to accept his evil ideology of so-called gay rights. David Cameron's assertion is that all British aid must have more strings attached. This brings to mind Esau selling his birthright to Jacob. Famished Esau traded his birthright to Jacob for a bowl of lentil soup. Strangely enough, bigamy is still a crime in the UK even though we know that Prince and his late wife broke that law and yet the British taxpayer continues to shoulder the lawbreaker's expenses.
The 45-year-old Cameron is the youngest British Prime Minister since the Earl of Liverpool 198 years earlier. This factor alone to me seems to be his achilles heels. Youthful exuberance. Although Cameron headed the policy co-ordination of the Conservative Party during the 2005 general election campaign, his unguarded foreign policy pronouncements since becoming PM leaves much to be desired. It is quite obvious that he does not understand the current global geopolitics. He is still living the BE era when the UK could virtually and literally make laws based on Britcentric values without any questioning or eyebrows being raised. The world has moved on and today all nations, rich and poor aspire to establish value deemed fit for their cultural settings. The earlier some adviser point this position out to Cameron, the better it would be for his image and the UK.
Boldly inscribed on Ghana's Cedi notes is Gye Nyame (except God). This is ample testimony of the country and her peoples value and faith in the supremacy of God and his ordination over their lives and values. Only last week, I wrote about the possibility of a legal showdown on the status of the law regarding homosexuality in Ghana following the arrest of three suspected gays by the Sakumono Police in Community 13 of Tema Municipality.I also did mention a report by the British Press regarding the stance or foreign policy direction of the UK government towards nations that ban the practice of the evil act. Even before the noise could die down, the UK Prime Minister, David Cameron acting in a true neocolonialism posture, has granted interview to BBC 1 that nations that receive British aid will have to bend backwards to accept his evil ideology of so-called gay rights. David Cameron's assertion is that all British aid must have more strings attached. This brings to mind Esau selling his birthright to Jacob. Famished Esau traded his birthright to Jacob for a bowl of lentil soup. Strangely enough, bigamy is still a crime in the UK even though we know that Prince and his late wife broke that law and yet the British taxpayer continues to shoulder the lawbreaker's expenses.
The most amazing thing about this whole saga is that he counts on the support of these same nations to fight drug use at his backyard. He is relying on these countries to help curb the greedy users in his own backyard. Perhaps, it is time maybe the 41 countries within the Commonwealth that still have laws banning homosexuality, should consider the option exercised by the African branches of the Anglican Church on the homosexuals. What is it that David Cameron seeks to achieve? It is not far fetched, he is the Devil reincarnate. There is nothing right about homosexuality. Thus there can't also be gay rights. If David Cameron could marshal all the arsenals at his disposal to ride of Muammar Khadhafi and that makes him feel superior, he should rethink his position again. This road he will travel it alone without the support of Barack Obama.
The moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana, Rev. Professor Emmanuel Martey, has in unequivocal terms condemned the British Prime Minister, David Cameron for his threat to cut aid to anti-gay countries.
All right thinking people should stand up and tell their governments to stop accepting ODA from the UK and mobilise their own resources. The suffering of the descendants of Esau is still on our minds for us to follow his path. We must never accept any aids with foolish and immoral strings attached. We need to tell the British to deal with the pervasive lawlessness and decadence prevailing in their society as we all witnessed last Summer. Cameron and his evil empire while encouraging Arab citizens to use social media to pursue the Arab Spring, he labelled the same medium bad when his citizens rose up against his evil stances and social injustices. Do we see his double standard at work? If bigamy is a crime in the UK, why must homosexuality be legal in other jurisdictions? If it is wrong for Blackberry users to message each other on how to fight the evil social order in the UK, why must the British government encourage same in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Syria and Yemen? David Cameron must now understand that the evil empire called the British empire is dead and buried and it is now a poodle of its own former colony. Very soon just as Italy (Roman empire), Greece, Iraq (Mesopotamia), Iran (Persia) and Egypt civilisations have all collapsed, and they are bowing to other nations, Britain will in the not too long distant future be begging for bail out like Greece.
