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Gay-marriage: "I will ask Obama's hand in marriage." Robert Mugabe

President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe has condemned and mocked America’s decision to legalise gay marriage across all 50 states. The African leader in a weekly interview in a radio station added that he plans to travel to the White House to propose to the US President, Barack Obama.
The anti-gay marriage crusader 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, DC, get down on my knee and ask his hand.’

He continued, ‘I can’t understand how this people dare to defy Christ’s explicit orders as our Lord prohibited mankind from sodomy’, going on to accuse the U.S. government of being run by ‘perverted Satan-worshipers who insult the great American nation.’

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Same sex marriage now legalised everywhere in the US

The Supreme Court today legalised same-sex marriage across the United States. The decision was written by Justice Anthony Kennedy. He affirmed that it was wrong for states to deny gays and lesbians the same marriage rights enjoyed by opposite-sex couples for years. 
Senator Amy Klobuchar, of Minnesota’s Congressional delegation said‎, “This is a momentous day in our country’s pursuit of equality and justice. The Supreme Court has affirmed what many states, including Minnesota, have already proudly recognized: same-sex couples deserve the right to marry.”
Rep Tim Wall added, “Today’s decision makes clear that our LGBT brothers and sisters are entitled to the same rights as the rest of us; that the pursuit of happiness cannot be limited because of who you love. Yes, today is a landmark day in our nation’s history and I could not be more proud.”
Prior to the judgement, more than 70% of Americans already live in states where gay marriages are legal and thousands of couples have wedded.

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