Umar Johnson -- Exposed

It's time, my good, thoughtful, and faithful readers, to end my journey as TrueBlackAnonymous. I must say that I have enjoyed this journey.  But more importantly, I hope I have done my small part in showing how we must expose the charlatans and tricksters in our community. I will still continue to support and listen to various content creators.  Of course, I will post comments if I want to do so. I certainly wish to thank everyone who has read a blog post, commented on a blog post, responded to a Tweet, looked at my YouTube channel, laughed at any of my jokes, or otherwise engaged with my content. I'm not deleting anything I've done up to now because I want people to be able to find information about Umar Johnson that will at least cause them to think before giving him money for a school that will never , ever exist.  But I won't be adding anymore, unless, 1 )Umar Johnson does something so completely outrageous that I can't ignore it; or 2 )Umar Johnson is arres

There are times in life when we need to let something die in order to find peace.   We, collectively, need to let Umar Johnson's lies, schemes and scams die so we can find peace. Let it die, my good people. It's time. It's time to let Umar Johnson go. Like Bernie Madoff, who died in the custody of the federal government on April 14, 2021, it is time to let the Umar Johnson saga die. There are a myriad of reasons to let Umar Johnson go the way of other scammers, like Bernie Madoff.  Below are but a few. Umar Johnson lies to us about many things.  He has most apparently lied about opening a school for Black boys.  But he has also lied about being a therapist, a clinical psychologist, a school principal, and a life coach. Umar Johnson has scammed Black communities all over the world for an estimated $2.5 million dollars using the promise and idea of a school for Black boys.  The school scam is the primary scam but not the only scam.  For example, remember the books people pr

As a part of my documentation of the saga and scourge in our communities known as "Doctor" Umar Johnson, I listen to others who are knowledgeable in various fields.  King Kong Crazy is one such person.  His career is in the insurance business and I think he is knowledgeable on such matters. While Umar Johnson is on the Breakfast Club claiming that he could get one of the rat-trap, bando buildings ready in three weeks if he had a Black plumber/plumbing company, a Black HVACR technicians/ HVACR company, a Black electrician, etc., to work FOR FREE, he neglected to mention that the properties are on the Vacant Property List in Wilmington, DE. Vacant Property List searched 4/28/2021 King Kong Crazy says that in order for trades people such as plumbers and HVAC technicians to even come in and work in the rat-trap, bando buildings, FOR FREE, the property would have to be taken off the vacant property list. Why? Because, if property is listed as vacant, there cannot be any insurance

Below is an open letter to Robert Warren (Bob) Pittman .  He is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of iHeartRadio , the umbrella which the Breakfast Club comes under. His email address is bobpittman@iheartradio.com.  Below is simply a template.  Feel free, if you are so inclined, to write Mr. Pittman, feel free to use the template below. Dear Mr. Pittman, My name is __________.  I have been following the activities of Umar Johnson since ____.   I am writing you to tell you that I truly have an issue with iHeartRadio having Umar Johnson on The Breakfast Club. Firstly, Umar Johnson has never proven his claims of having six degrees.  And, he's never proven that he is actually a doctor.  When asked to say from where he got his alleged degrees, Umar Johnson becomes quite agitated.  In fact, during one such encounter, when he was asked where he got his degrees from, Umar Johnson's response was, " ya mama gave 'em to me ." Secondly, since approximately 2009, Umar Johnson,

I don't know how to say this so I'm just going to be tactless and blurt is out. Something is wrong with us. Yes... US . Why do I say this? Because... For the life of me, I don't understand why Black people, all over the world, gave Umar Johnson an estimated $2.5 million dollars based on an idea of a school.  Umar Johnson has not actually produced a school, or for that matter, anything worthwhile. BUT... We hardly give anything to those who are actually doing something productive and constructive. I'd like to highlight three such people who have actually accomplished starting and/or opening schools and/or education programs. Marcus Kline Marcus Kline has two schools, both called Freedom Home Academy.  One is in Chicago  and one in Atlanta .  There was a Freedom Home Academy in  Detroit  (which is now closed according to Google).  Mr. Kline is quite accomplished and actually has operational schools.  Yet, we haven't donated to Freedom Home.  Why not? We should be a

Umar Johnson is a real slickster... Or so he thinks. After all, Jesus was born on his birthday....*SIGH* What am I talking about? I'm talking ISBN . My good and gentle readers, I want to define to you what an ISBN is, in case you don't know or don't remember. An ISBN is an International Standard Book Number. ISBNs were 10 digits in length up to the end of December 2006, but since 1 January 2007 they now always consist of 13 digits. ISBNs are calculated using a specific mathematical formula and include a check digit to validate the number. Why am I bringing up the ISBN again?  Because, my fellow Anti Fraud Warrior, King Kong Crazy , reminded me of something. ISBN numbers, in addition to identifying a particular item, such as a hardcover book, a DVD, or CD, ISBN numbers also track sales. Umar Johnson's latest attempt at a book has a fake ISBN. No ISBN And since the "book" doesn't have a real ISBN, and isn't sold in bookstores or even on Amazon, there is