Monte Belmonte

Rev. Scott Lively & Crimes Against Humanity

He will stand trial in Federal Court for alleged Crimes Against Humanity after teaching and preaching in Uganda and after being sited as part of the inspiration of the so-called ‘Kill The Gays’ bill.  He also ran for Governor of The Commonwealth.  So what does he have to say for himself?  And what does and African Anglican Reverend have to say about him?

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