25,000 Jamaicans TO SUPPORT ”JAMAICA CAUSE” – RALLY AGAINST REMOVAL OF BUGGERY LAW

[RichD]

mii know wey dem located

iff yuh look att wan aff dem past pitcha aff jamaicans protestinn against homosexualitee yuh mite see mii

is that you holding the pink umbrella?

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This is a great idea! I recommend you hold up signs in front of the Jamaican consulate in a North American city near you with the words "Jamaica's children belong to Jesus! Even the Ratafarian and Muslim ones! Jews too!"

mii ear muta sed dat jesus iss oww christians cuss wen nuh wan use badd wurd. mii tink itt wass wen ja police tried fe arrest wan ole ooman fe sellinn a few fruits ann outrage jamaica tarted fe bawl "jesus". jesus cum fe wan imm cum fe awl



All For Jesus - Ernie Smith

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is that you holding the pink umbrella?

bad man doan apologize to funnee peeps

luv da song

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Local churches vow to prevent homosexuality from dominating society

BY TANESHA MUNDLE Observer staff reporter [email protected]



THE local church community is vowing never to sit idly by and allow homosexual lifestyles to infiltrate the Jamaican society.

This was the consensus of thousands of Jamaicans, including members of the Muslim and Rastafarian communities and secular members of society who gathered in Half-Way-Tree Square in St Andrew, Sunday, for a mass rally organised by the religious coalition- Churches Action Uniting Society for Emancipation (CAUSE).

The aim of the rally was to register the Church's disapproval with any plans by the Government to repeal the buggery law, denounce homosexuality and to speak out about the growing threat to fundamental rights and freedom, in particular freedom of expression, conscience, and religious liberty posed by legalising homosexuality.

And with each speaker from the very long list the message was clear and well received by the throng of flag-waving Jamaicans, who for the most part were attired in the national colours.

"I am not afraid or ashamed to say that homo-erotica is wrong, unhealthy, unnecessary, and is unworthy of state support," main speaker, Dr Peter Garth, said repeatedly amidst thunderous cheers from the huge crowd.

He said there are plans by different groups in Jamaica and other Caribbean countries to impose the homosexual lifestyle on the region but the Church would not allow it.

"Tolerance and diversity have taken on a new meaning in the social reorganisation, and bodies are meeting in the Caribbean to reorder and reorganise our lives and we say stop your nonsense," said Rev Garth

According to Rev Garth, "There are no plans for any change by 'straight' Jamaicans, and no possibility that the church will sit or stand idly by and allow homosexuality to infiltrate our homes and schools and to go after our children."

At the same time, he said, the church was not discriminating or advocating for violence against members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender communities.

"We want to stand up for justice and for what is right, it is never about hatred, it is straight without hate, it is never about preaching that you are to attack persons, that is a lie from the devil," said the reverend.

Meanwhile Pastor Michelle Smith, who had been a lesbian for 26 years, told the crowd that there is nothing good about the gay lifestyle and that it is a demonic movement

Smith said she became a lesbian after she was molested at age nine by a girl, raped at 13 and again at 19 by her sister's husband, but God delivered her.

"I am here to tell you the truth about the gay lifestyle. There is nothing gay about it because it is a dead-end lifestyle, and J-Flag (The Jamaica Forum of Lesbians, All-Sexuals and Gays), you need to talk the truth and I need to raise the awareness because out of me came 40 demons," she said.

"Most of the people that I roll with in the gay community contracted AIDS and died in public hospital. Where was the gay community then?" she asked.

She also rubbished claims that individuals are born homosexuals, noting that it is a behaviour that is learnt and is caused by some dysfunction in an individual's life.

http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/Local-churches-vow-to-prevent-homosexuality-from-dominating-society_17061709

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What does that have to do with the buggery laws.

jamaican christian doan affii apologized fe wearinn dem religion proudlee

Jamaican Gospel - Give Me Jesus

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is that you holding the pink umbrella?

lol!

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lol!

y itt sweet yuh soo?

mii wood ave been affended iff richd chatt bout rainbow umbrella

wat a ting dough ova 25,000 jamaicans tunn out fe bunn fiyah pon homosexualitee ann apposed da removal aff buggeree laws. portia affii procedd widd caution

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“Jamaica’s children belong to Jesus,”

this is the far bigger problem than homosexuality...
a nation that chooses to worship the engraved image of a mythical white man who never existed has BIG PROBLEMS

[Peasie]

The group which organized this event applied the tactic of bait-and-switch. That was disingenuous.

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this is the far bigger problem than homosexuality...
a nation that chooses to worship the engraved image of a mythical white man who never existed has BIG PROBLEMS

sum af dem oyinbo images aff jesus nuh rumoured fe be homosexual

yuh raisinn da deeper issue aff individual ova da common good

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The group which organized this event applied the tactic of bait-and-switch. That was disingenuous.

Standard Petty Anne Blind tactic. The lady should be committed. I am not doctor qualified in these matters, but she is at least half-mad.

[Gen]

where is ISIS when yuh need them







disclaimer: obviously mi a joke suh nuh badda come kick dung mi door cia/fbi

[Gen]

“We are standing here today because we want to see the moral thermometer of our nation rise again,” Cole said, while highlighting that the process of restoring the old boundary stones of right and wrong, lawful and unlawful and good and evil, should begin.



yuh don't say. suh 2014 is the year to do it huh ? the horse done leff the gate from 19 how long, good luck getting it back to the stable.

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The group which organized this event applied the tactic of bait-and-switch. That was disingenuous.

yuh jokinn rite

ar yuh tryinn fe imply dat de ova 25,000 woo showed upp fe da rally neva ovatand dat diss was bout bunninn fiyah pon homosexuals ann sendinn a loud ann clear message dat dem supported keepinn da buggery law in effects.

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Standard Petty Anne Blind tactic. The lady should be committed. I am not doctor qualified in these matters, but she is at least half-mad.

so da jamaican ooman woo bunninn fiyah pon da sexual xxploitation aff jamaican yuths iss aalf madd. mii ave respect fe ann