Changes

Sam L. Ruteikara, co-chair of Uganda’s National AIDS-Prevention Committee, in a Washington Post essay says, "The proportion of Ugandans infected with [[HIV]] plunged from 21 percent in 1991 to 6 percent in 2002. But international AIDS experts who came to Uga[[n]]da said we were wrong to try to limit people’s sexual freedom. Worse, they had the financial power to force their casual-sex agendas upon us." And now, "as fidelity and abstinence have been subverted, Uganda’s HIV rates have begun to tick back up." [http://fumento.com/aids/aids2008.html]

Sam L. Ruteikara, co-chair of Uganda’s National AIDS-Prevention Committee, in a Washington Post essay says, "The proportion of Ugandans infected with [[HIV]] plunged from 21 percent in 1991 to 6 percent in 2002. But international AIDS experts who came to Uga[[n]]da said we were wrong to try to limit people’s sexual freedom. Worse, they had the financial power to force their casual-sex agendas upon us." And now, "as fidelity and abstinence have been subverted, Uganda’s HIV rates have begun to tick back up." [http://fumento.com/aids/aids2008.html]