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Lead by example: President Robert Mugabe asks Obama's hand in Marriage



Obama’s endorsed gay marriage, being the first ever from a sitting president. This came in the of growing pressure for the president to clarify his previously clustered opinion, as two senior members of his administration announced personal support for gay marriage and a day after voters in North Carolina approved a state constitutional amendment defining marriage as a union between a man and a woman.

Therefore, President Robert Mugabe challenged US President Barrack Obama, asking his hand in marriage. This was due to the legalization of gay marriage in the US by the Supreme Court.

Last Saturday during Mugabe’s weekly radio interview with Zimbabwe’s national radio, he said:

            “I’ve just concluded since President Obama endorses the same-sex marriage, advocates homosexual people and enjoys an attractive countenance thus if it becomes necessary , I shall travel to Washington, D.C. , get down on my knee and ask Obama’s hand. I can’t understand how these people dare to defy Christ’s explicit orders as our Lord prohibited mankind from sodomy.'

He further said that the American government is run by pervert, Satan Worshippers who insult the great American nation

He also added the American tradition was based on high Christian principles, but to the detriment of this great nation, America’s corrupt political elite is acting according to their diabolic whims".

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