Bishop Desmond Tutu aanzisha chama cha mashoga!

[Mjuni Lwambo]

Read between lines young man.
What the bishop was trying to say here, is that some people were killed because they are gays.
In christianity, killing anyone, even a sinner, is not allowed. Christianity teachings goes far to forbiding even segragating sinners. This is what Tutu was trying to address, there is nowhere in this paragragh where the bishop has either encouraged or said that being a gay is a good thing.

About the Pope, it is quite clear what he mearnt, otherwise fo rigid minded people.
"Anyone who is a guy a seeking for the lord, who am I to judge him" naomba nitafsiri. " kama mtu ni shoga na ameamua kumtafuta Mungu, mimi ni kama nani nimhukumu?" sioni haja ya kuendelea kufafanua kwa sababu sentensi hiyo inaonyesha busara za hali ya juu kabisa alizonazo Papa.

The former Archbishop of Cape Town, Desmond Tutu, has said that he fights for gay rights because "It's God catching me by my neck."
Speaking to Charisma News, Archbishop Tutu said: "Anywhere where the humanity of people is undermined, anywhere where people are left in the dust, there we will find our cause. Sometimes you wish you could keep quiet. It's the kind of thing you heard the prophet Jeremiah complain of where he says, "You know God, I didn't want to be a prophet and you made me speak words of condemnation against a people I love deeply. Your word is like a fire burning in my breast."
"It isn't that it's questionable when you speak up for the right of people with different sexual orientation. People took some part of us and used it to discriminate against us. In our case, it was our ethnicity; it's precisely the same thing for sexual orientation. People are killed because they're gay. I don't think, "What do I want to do today? I want to speak up on gay rights." No. It's God catching me by my neck."
Asked what he felt about Pope Francis' comments on homosexuality, "If someone is gay and he searches for the Lord and has good will, who am I to judge?", Archbishop Tutu said: "He's taken a selfie! He's a tremendous breath of fresh air. The things he has done in a short period of time: the fact that he does not live in a huge papal mansion and just dropped by in the dining room where ordinary people have meals. You think of his background, where he didn't use limousines in South America, that he used public transport. I've got to say to you that I'm so, so thrilled that he is there at this crucial moment in the history of our world."
In July, Archbishop Tutu said: "I would refuse to go to a homophobic Heaven. No, I would say sorry, I mean I would much rather go to the other place.
"I would not worship a God who is homophobic and that is how deeply I feel about this. I am as passionate about this campaign as I ever was about Apartheid. For me, it is at the same level.

 

[Ritz]

@maxishimbaTutu kageuzwa titi! Jitu zima linapaka rangi za midomo!
Teh teh teh

Kaungana na huyu mwenzake.

(Photo: More Light Presbyterians via The Christian Post)Gene Robinson, bishop of New Hampshire in The Episcopal Church, speaks at a More Light Presbyterians event on June 30, 2012.

The first openly gay Episcopal bishop, Gene Robinson, made controversial remarks on ABC Australia's popular "Q&A" show on Monday, noting that Jesus lived an "alternative lifestyle" while highlighting how Jesus spent time with male disciples and that he loved them.
"Jesus had a very kind of alternative lifestyle," Robinson said, hinting at a possible sexual orientation for the Savior of the world.
When asked "What did Jesus say about homosexuality?" the Episcopal bishop responded "Jesus said nothing about homosexuality."
"This is a man who remained single for virtually all his lifetime in a culture that demanded marriage. He spent most of his time with twelve men, he singled three of them out for special leadership, and one of them is known as the beloved disciple, the one whom Jesus loved," Robinson said.
But quickly he added,"I'm not saying he was gay. I'm not saying he ever had sex with anyone. I'm just saying this is a man who lived outside the normal boundaries of his own culture and knew about a family of choice."
Fred Nile, president of the Fellowship of Congregational Churches and longest serving member of the New South Wales Parliament, had a quick rejoinder. "He's misrepresenting what Jesus said," Nile asserted. "Jesus did say, for example, what marriage is – where a man shall leave his mother and father and shall cling to his wife. The two shall become one."

 

[Ritz]

Read between lines young man.
What the bishop was trying to say here, is that some people were killed because they are gays.
In christianity, killing anyone, even a sinner, is not allowed. Christianity teachings goes far to forbiding even segragating sinners. This is what Tutu was trying to address, there is nowhere in this paragragh where the bishop has either encouraged or said that being a gay is a good thing.

About the Pope, it is quite clear what he mearnt, otherwise fo rigid minded people.
"Anyone who is a guy a seeking for the lord, who am I to judge him" naomba nitafsiri. " kama mtu ni shoga na ameamua kumtafuta Mungu, mimi ni kama nani nimhukumu?" sioni haja ya kuendelea kufafanua kwa sababu sentensi hiyo inaonyesha busara za hali ya juu kabisa alizonazo Papa.

Archbishop Desmond Tutu previously compared elements of Uganda's anti-gay bill to apartheid.
The 82-year-old retired Anglican bishop who gained notoriety speaking out against apartheid in 2011 penned an op-ed arguing against passage of the measure which would increase the penalties for being gay and having gay sex in a nation where it is already punishable by up to life in prison.
Lawmakers last week unanimously approved the bill, which now awaits the president's signature to become law.
The measure was first introduced in 2009 and drew international condemnation for including the death penalty. The bill as passed replaces capital punishment with life imprisonment for people repeatedly convicted of having consensual sex with a member of the same sex. The sentence can also be imposed in cases where one of the partners is HIV-positive, a minor or disabled. The bill also seeks to outlaw the promotion of homosexuality, effectively silencing opponents of the measure.
"One thing that Ugandan legislators should know is that God does not discriminate among members of our family," Tutu wrote in the Daily Monitor. "God does not say black is better than white, or tall is better than short, or football players are better than basketball players, or Christians are better than Muslims … or gay is better than straight. No. God says love one another; love your neighbour. God is for freedom, equality and love."
"People have over many centuries devised all kinds of terrible instruments to oppress other people. Usually, they have rationalised their awful actions on the basis of their belief in their own superiority, in their culture, in their spiritual beliefs, in their skin-colour. Thus, they argue, they are justified to hate and bomb and maim the 'other.'"
"The Anti-Homosexuality legislation now under consideration in Uganda is just such an instrument. Nelson Mandela said, 'No one is born hating another person.' If people are taught and can learn to hate, they can learn to love."
"[T]he depiction of members of the LGBTI community as crazed and depraved monsters threatening the welfare of children and families is simply untrue, and is reminiscent of what we experienced under apartheid and what the Jews experienced at the hands of the Nazis."
"To those who claim that homosexuality is not part of our African culture, you are conveniently ignoring the fact that LGBTI Africans have lived peacefully and productively beside us throughout history."

 

[Mjuni Lwambo]

Mbona siku nyingi tu watu wanampiga ndonga hauoni naye uwa anavaa pete ya ndoa.

You will need to have an evidence on this, otherwise you dont have any right to flop your mouth like that.

 

[kahtaan]

You will need to have an evidence on this, otherwise you dont have any right to flop your mouth like that.

Are you looking for a video of someone riding miss tutu!?

Teh teh teh teh.

That video is on the way! On cinema soon. Near you.
Kwi kwi kwi kwi.

 

[Mjuni Lwambo]

Are you looking for a video of someone riding miss tutu!?

Teh teh teh teh.

That video is on the way! On cinema soon. Near you.
Kwi kwi kwi kwi.

Mmmmh!!!, unachekelea tu mkuu, naona sasa wamekufikisha kunako yani, mleta thread ni kama alichelewa vile!!!!!.

 

[kahtaan]

Miss tutu kwa taarabu kumbe balaa!

Cc Nicholas. Nyakageni mgen Gavana crabat matumbo Mzizi wa Mbuyu.

 

[Ritz]

You will need to have an evidence on this, otherwise you dont have any right to flop your mouth like that.

Pole sana naona umeumia sana, hivi unataka ushahidi gani tena kwenye hii habari.

 

[Fisherscom]

Hawa wanaojifanya watumishi wa mungu ni mashetani wallah,siamini mtu mie aaakhaaaaa!

Dunia tayari imefika hapa ilipo sasa inspector laddy.

 

[Ritz]

Miss tutu kwa taarabu kumbe balaa!

Cc Nicholas. Nyakageni mgen Gavana crabat matumbo Mzizi wa Mbuyu.

Huyu ndiyo anatakiwa kuwanyoosha hawa mashoga.

[h=1]Same-sex couples who get married in Nigeria now face 14 years in prison[/h]

By Agence France-Presse
Monday, January 13, 2014 14:24 EST

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Nigeria on Monday provoked international outrage after President Goodluck Jonathan ratified a controversial bill outlawing gay marriage and same-sex unions under threat of imprisonment.
Secretary of State John Kerry said the United States was "deeply concerned" after Jonathan signed the Same Sex Marriage (Prohibition) Bill 2013, which proposes up to 14 years in jail for law-breakers.
The veteran gay rights campaigner Peter Tatchell described it as "one of the world's most homophobic laws" while advocacy groups called it "tragic" and a backward step in the fight for equality.
Jonathan's spokesman Reuben Abati earlier confirmed to AFP that the head of state had signed the bill earlier this month after it was approved by parliament last year.
But he dismissed global concerns, saying the law was consistent with the attitudes of most people towards homosexuality in the highly religious west African nation.
"More than 90 percent of Nigerians are opposed to same sex marriage. So, the law is in line with our cultural and religious beliefs as a people," he added.
The anti-gay marriage law follows similar legislation in Uganda that was condemned by US President Barack Obama as "odious" and compared to apartheid by South African peace icon Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
The bill, passed by Uganda's parliament but yet to be ratified by President Yoweri Museveni, had previously contained a clause advocating the death penalty.
Homosexuality is also illegal in Nigeria's eastern neighbour, Cameroon, and punishable by up to five years in prison.
The influence of evangelical Christianity is strong in all three countries while Nigeria is almost evenly split between a largely Christian south and majority Muslim north.
International concern
Under the Nigerian law, anyone who enters into a same-sex marriage or civil union can be sentenced to 14 years in prison while any such partnerships entered into abroad are deemed "void".
It also warns that anyone who registers, operates or participates in gay clubs, societies and organisations or who directly or indirectly makes a public show of a same-sex relationship will break the law.
Punishment is up to 10 years in prison, it adds.
"Only a marriage contract between a man and a woman shall be recognised as valid in Nigeria," the law states.

 

[Adharusi]

What is changes

 

[stata mzuka]

Mbona hata mchungaji ........... Nae wana mhemea hata. Huyu ....... Wa cha......... Nae yupo kwenye list na pia. Mba...... Nae wale wale ushahidi upo mishoga kibao watoto halwahalwa hata jf wapo tunawajua wakina ........... Hata ww unae tumbua macho na ww si ndio mchezo wako ntakutaja

Hahahah umenifurahisha mkuu.

 

[kahtaan]

Pole sana naona umeumia sana, hivi unataka ushahidi gani tena kwenye hii habari.

Huyo mparoko anataka video ya mis tutu ananyonga mauno!
Teh teh teh teh!

Mwambie mi nnayo lkn akiitazama anaweza kupofuka! Mi mwenzake nilivaa miwani ya kuchomea wielding

Teh teh teh teh!

 

[Kozo Okamoto]

to hell with this shit callef TUTU.BISHOB FROM HELL

 

[kahtaan]

to hell with this shit callef TUTU.BISHOB FROM HELL

Hey! Jesus loooves Bishops!

But this one Is naughty Bishop!
He looooove bad smell!
Teh teh teh teh!

 

[Ritz]

Huyo mparoko anataka video ya mis tutu ananyonga mauno!
Teh teh teh teh!

Mwambie mi nnayo lkn akiitazama anaweza kupofuka! Mi mwenzake nilivaa miwani ya kuchomea wielding

Teh teh teh teh!

Nimemshangaa sana eti anataka ushahidi wakati Askofu mwenyewe katangaza mimi nanao ushahidi wa youtube wa dakika 40.

 

[kahtaan]

Wana paroko wako wapi leo??

Teh teh teh teh!

Calling 2013 mgen Nicholas Matola Nyenyere matumbo Eiyer Nkwesa Makambo Cureone na mjusi mwingine yyt!

Teh teh teh teh! Njioni muone mzee mzima lkn watu wanachana makalio yake!

 

[Boko haram]

Huyo mparoko anataka video ya mis tutu ananyonga mauno!
Teh teh teh teh!

Mwambie mi nnayo lkn akiitazama anaweza kupofuka! Mi mwenzake nilivaa miwani ya kuchomea wielding

Teh teh teh teh!

Teh teh teh yaani dunia ina mambo mkuu unenichekesha sana duh! miwani ya kuchomea wellding mhhh!

 

[Ritz]

Huyu Askofu nilikuwa namuheshimu sana alipopea tuzo ya nobel kumbe biskut ngumu.

 

[kahtaan]

Huyu Askofu nilikuwa namuheshimu sana alipopea tuzo ya nobel kumbe biskut ngumu.

Teh teh teh! Mkuu Ritz hawa mijusi kafir kila wakichungulia kwenye huu uzi wanamkuta Miss titi kidole juu. Na hereni ndeeefu amekaa mkao wa kuliwa!
wanarudi mashimoni!

Teh teh teh teh!