Aids in Uganda

This is off the topic of my trip in Argentina, but I read an article (I had to change the link because the drudge article is gone now) today on the Drudge Report that I thought was interesting.

The article had to do with a controversy that broke out at a global AIDS conference. Yoweri Museveni is the newest president of that country, and the effect that he has had on the country is amazing. One of the first things that Museveni did after he was elected was to pray to God and ask him to forgive their nation of its sins.  Museveni is a huge proponent of abstinence education and says that promoting condoms is not the answer.  The other people at the AIDS conference didn't seem to agree much with him, but the drop in the infection rate among the citizens of his country show that he is worth listening to.  Isn't it interesting how someone who seeks to live by and teach God's standards can lead a nation to such an improvement?  Sin's effects on a society can be great if it's not dealt with.