Am I hearing it right?

Here's our cup Lord

We lift it up Lord

Come and quench this thirsting in our soul

Bread of heaven

Fill it till we want no more

Fill our cup, fill it up and make us whole

My good people of blogville,

In fact, its really pathetic when a very wealthy father tells his son he will only assist him on a condition. Though this son may be independent, but it denotes  cruelty and wickedness if a condition is to be satisfied before help is rendered.

Yesterday I heard in the media including BBC One's Andrew Marr Show that the UK Prime Minister, David Cameron has cautioned the heads of state of some countries including Ghana to "adhere to proper human rights". He was quoted as saying "we want to see countries that receive our aid adhering to proper human rights". I listened with rapt attention to get exactly what he meant by "proper human rights". Lol, he wants Ghana to adhere to, in other words legalise the practice of gay and homosexuality. 

What is proper about a practice that spelt doom for Sodom and Gomorrah in the Bible?, what is proper about a practice that brings shame and disgrace to humanity? what is proper about living an unnatural sexual life? Please
Cameron should give us a break, enough of all these threats. Then they should equally call on us to legalise armed robbery and murder.

Just for some pittance that some so-called developed country will give us they are calling on us to sacrifice our dignity and intergrity for a bowl of rice or cup of milk. If this is the condition attached to our receiving aid from them, then they should withhold their aid. Our God, as a nation, is far more able to do abundantly than what they can think or imagine. I see this as an embrassment on the part of the UK government to even make this proclamation.

Africa, especially Ghana has its life to live. The US's 40th President and 33rd Governor of California and a former radio, film and TV actor, Ronald Reagan is quoted as saying "Let us not forget who we are, drug abuse is a repudiation of everything America is". He made this statement during a time when the US was struggling to fight the pandemic of drug abuse known in the early and late 1980s as 'The American Drug Panic'.  America then, had come to a point of total collapse as a result of the damage drugs had caused the country.

Should we as Africans and for that matter Ghanaians, sit and watch till this gay stuff degenerate and start stenching the whole continent before we do something?. This is a wake-up call on all and sundry. Nigeria, Liberia, Gambia, Sierra Leone etc. if you sit idle it may soon be your turn.

Let us not forget who we are, for a word to the fool is enough.


Shalom!