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| Gambian President Yahya Jammeh addresses the 68th United Nations General Assembly on Friday Sept. 27, 2013 at U.N. headquarters. (AP Photo/Andrew Burton,Pool) — AP |
The Gambian President
has identified “excessive greed”, “obsession with world domination”, and
“homosexuality” as the three biggest threats to human existence.
In an address to
the 68th United Nations General Assembly on Friday, Yahya Jammeh
said: “Greed had led not only to colonization and the plundering of African and
Asian human and material resources, but also to two wars that had been wrongly
termed World Wars”.
Speaking of obsession
with world domination, including the resolve to use nuclear, biological and
chemical weapons, Jammeh argued that all forms of human tragedy and catastrophe
emanated from Western powers.
All living
things needed to reproduce for posterity, he said of homosexuality, which he
added, is being promoted by western powers as a human right in all its forms
and manifestations.
“They would
become extinct when they could no longer reproduce. Any person promoting
the end of human reproduction was promoting human extinction,” the leader of
the smallest country in mainland Africa told the UN on September 27.
Last year,
Jammeh vow to lock homosexuals in “different cells” and warn them against
visiting the West African country, The Gambia. He had in 2009 threatened to
cut-off homosexuals’ heads.
Written by Modou S. Joof
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