LIES, BLOODY LIES AND AIDS STATISTICS

The community of Papua New Guinea has been treated to a minor

barrage of misinformation in recent media reports. It is all about the

mass distribution of condoms.

The first report in the media was that most people have sex without

using a condom. That may well be true. The general view is that sex

without condoms is more enjoyable.

But then we read another report that tells us that research shows that

distribution of condoms does not promote promiscuity. If we go by

the first report, the reason is that few people use condoms when they

are promiscuous.

The PNG HIV/AIDS response is supported by mass distribution of

condoms called karamap. The question does arise as to who is making

all the money out of these condoms.

It must be great to be paid by Australian taxpayers to give out condoms

like packets of lollies. There is no marketing needed to give goods away.

It does not even matter if condoms are stolen as the invoices still go off

to the Australian aid agency.

We do not have to be intellectual giants to work out that distribution of

condoms does turn the minds of people towards sex.

We have the foolish example of the Business against HIV/AIDS (BAHA)

that seeks to make condoms available for distribution at every workplace.

BAHA is run by a senior expatriate gay. Companies are encouraged

to stock their workplaces with condoms.

Is there mass distribution of condoms at work places of America, Britain,

Canada, New Zealand or Australia? Could this be used by an offender

in defence in Court on a sexual harassment charge?

Your Honour, I thought the company wanted us to have sex in the work

place. Does distribution of condoms in the workplace send the wrong

message to workers?

It also provides the opportunity for management to identify the sexually

active employees. That woman/man asked for two packets of condoms

in the last week. I think I will try my luck on her/him.

BAHA is being praised at the present time by the blog PNG Attitude for

their wonderful work. The blog has come out in support of the gay and

lesbian agenda. If gay and lesbian it is to be supported.

 Business takes over condom distribution - KEITH JACKSON'S PNG ATTITUDE

1 May 2011 ... THE BUSINESS COALITION Against HIV & AIDS (BAHA)

has taken over the job of distributing condoms throughout PNG. The National

AIDS Council ...asopa.typepad.com/.../business-takes-over-condom-distribution.html

- Cached

But we do not have to worry. We have been told this week in the media

of research that shows that condoms do not promote promiscuity.

But then we are also told that most people do not use condoms. Under

which cup do we find the pea? That one. Sorry this one.

It may be that more people are having sex with spouses or having sex

with virginal young girls and boys who do not have the virus. On the

second matter, the gay and lesbian agenda is running perfectly.

The gay and lesbian agenda is still in place even though there have been

Australian advisors sacked. Some will start up their own consultancies

and seek funding for more of the same. It is who you know.

If we are going to be kicked out as consultants, let us give out reports that

the infection rate is dropping. When the churches take over, we make sure

that the media gets reports that the infection rate is rising.

That will support the condom strategy and kill the family strategy. Australian

gay and lesbian advisors will be fighting for their next season ticket on the

gravy train.