Homosexuality is already legally a crime in Uganda that can lead to lifetime prison sentences, but the new bill would require the death penalty for something termed "aggravated homosexuality" and might even lead to the execution of HIV positive Ugandan citizens. Rick Warren has refused to <\/font>denounce<\/font><\/a> the new bill.<\/font><\/p>\n As described in the report,<\/font> Rick Warren’s Dissertation Advisor Leads Network Promoting Uganda Anti-Gay Bill<\/font><\/a>, both Rick Warren and C. Peter Wagner have called on their followers to take dominion over the globe, and Rick Warren’s efforts in Uganda closely parallel those of his academic mentor Peter Wagner. Mainstream media has glossed over Rick Warren’s political extremism but, as shown in a video at the end of this post, in April 2005, before thousands of his church members assembled at California’s Anaheim Angels sport stadium, Rick Warren described a "stealth" program for global Christian dominion and encouraged his supporters to embrace the level of dedication shown by followers of Hitler, Lenin, and Mao<\/strong> [<\/font>see here<\/a> for a partial transcript of Warren’s April 17, 2005 speech at California’s Anaheim Angels Stadium].<\/font><\/p>\n In March 2008<\/a> Rick Warren designated Uganda as the world’s second officially "Purpose Driven" nation. The other is Rwanda. Rick Warren’s doctoral thesis adviser C. Peter Wagner leads globally influential religious networks that include, as a prominent "prophet," Founder of TheCall Lou Engle – whose organization played a<\/font> substantial role<\/a> in passing California’s anti-gay marriage Proposition Eight. <\/font><\/p>\n Warren has backed and associated himself with virulently anti-gay religious leaders in Uganda, Rwanda, and Nigeria who are known for their anti-gay tirades, and Warren was until 2007 working closely with Ugandan preacher<\/font> Martin Ssempa<\/a>, who is one of the most extreme anti-gay activists in his country. <\/font><\/p>\n Peter Wagner is an unabashed dominionist<\/strong> and has said so in his books. Rick Warren tries to fudge things but as a new report details, there seems to be little difference in Warren’s and Wagner’s agendas<\/strong>… [emphasis added<\/em>]<\/font><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Inserted from <Huffington Post<\/a>><\/p>\n Here\u2019s the video:<\/p>\n ![\"GOPJesus\"](\"http:\/\/s217.photobucket.com\/albums\/cc83\/TomCat1948or2\/Blog%202009\/MoreonUSReligiousRightBehindKilltheGaysB_24B3\/GOPJesus.jpg\" "\\"GOPJesus\\"")
Critics<\/a> have called the Anti Homosexuality Bill due to come before "Purpose Driven" Uganda’s parliament in early 2010 a "kill the gays bill." As detailed in a new <\/font>report<\/font><\/a> from a religious right watchdog group, networks tied to Rick Warren’s mentor and doctoral dissertation advisor have played a major role in organizing and inspiring Ugandan legislators who have spearheaded the legislation, which would mandate the death penalty for homosexual acts. <\/font><\/p>\n