Shows How easily someone can be set up under the Anti-Homosexuality Bill By Melanie Nathan, December 03, 2012, 3:37 AM PST Now while I am not for OUTING in general, Giles Mumame, the editor of the now defunct Rolling Stone Tabloid and the new online publication CHIMP Reports, has come out on Birds Eye dating […]
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My Tweet Conversation with Anonymous About Hacking Uganda Government for Gays
The Western Evangelicals brought the Gay hate and the West brings the Hacking protests making Anonymous synonymous with the Evangelicals who caused the gays harm in the first place By Melanie Nathan, August 17, 2012 Pinkk @Ninj4 joined in justifying the hacking of Uganda’s Government sites, for the group of loosely connected hackers who call […]
Uganda Gay LGBT Groups Vehemently Condemn the Anonymous Hack of Ugandan Government Sites
Sexual Minorities Uganda condemns the hacking of Uganda government website By Melanie Nathan,August 17, 2012 When I heard ANONYMOUS had hacked the Ugandan Government websites I was shocked and disappointed. For a good few reasons, including the fact that Anonymous used a photo I had obtained the right to use for an article in the […]
Anonymous Hacks Ugandan Government in Support of Gay Pride but Uses Harmful Photo
Activists Question Motives and More harm than good? Anonymous used Photos from My Advocate Article that can hurt the gay man depicted. By Melanie Nathan, August 15, 2012 Ugandan government websites hacked and defaced include the official website of the Office of the Prime Minister. The following is an excerpt from a message posted to […]
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