Johnson Muthama, a former senator from Machakos, has criticized the US and other industrialized nations for promoting the LGBTQ agenda and its call for universal acceptance.
Muthama, who was ranting on Twitter, claimed that it was hypocritical for the US to promote democracy while forcing other countries to adopt the LGBT agenda.
“The United States has positioned itself as a champion of democracy. Therefore, it ought to live up to its words by respecting the democratic judgments of other nations. It would be disingenuous for the United States to assert that it supports democracy while also working to impede it in other countries, according to Muthama.
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The member of the Parliamentary Service Commission continued by stating that same-sex relationships are against Kenyan culture, custom, and the constitution.
A few days prior, US Vice President Joe Biden criticized Uganda for approving the anti-gay law, claiming that doing so violated human rights.
In a statement, Biden stated that if the law is not overturned, his government would not hesitate to stop providing crucial aid to Uganda.
The anti-gay bill is still in place, according to Ugandan President Museveni, and they will not be intimidated by it.
“The NRM has never spoken to its people in two languages; what we tell you during the day, we will tell you at night. No one will stop the Anti-Homosexuality Bill from being signed. We ought to be prepared for battle. Keep in mind that war is not for the weak, Museveni remarked.
