Crossover Dribble and Head Fake
Okay, good people, here is a little factoid about TrueBlackAnonymous.
I used to be a dedicated fan of NBA basketball. Nowadays, I'm a semi-casual fan of the game. As a result of learning about and watching NBA basketball, I learned some of the terminology involved in basketball.
So, when I saw that Umar Johnson is bringing back an oldie and not so much of a goodie, the first thing that came to my mind is...crossover dribble and head fake.
In a metaphoric way, this is what Umar Johnson is doing. He's using the idea that he's obtained a building in order to convince potential donors, current donors, and most importantly, GoFundMe, that he's doing what he claims he's been doing, that is, building/making/creating a school. He's trying to do a metaphoric crossover dribble on people to divert attention, or change direction, from what he's really doing.
By the way, I'm not convinced that Umar Johnson actually owns those buildings in Delaware.
Anyways...
Once again, one can support Umar Johnson's foolishness by buying one of those mite-filled pillows. Just when you thought we'd had enough. Now, why is it that the pillows are coming back?
Well...here's my speculation.
Umar Johnson needs to have the money available to cover the refunds that GoFundMe is issuing to donors who have awakened to his scams. Remember, Umar Johnson's GoFundMe campaign was closed due to fraud.
Meanwhile, Paypal is laying in the cut, waiting for a subpoena in regards to Umar Johnson and the estimated $125,000 that was frozen because PayPal wasn't able to confirm Umar Johnson's identity.
If Umar Johnson can convince enough people that he's actually making moves, if Umar Johnson can convince enough people that white supremacy is stopping him from building a school, if Umar Johnson can convince you that he really owns a building that needs renovations, if Umar he's really what he says he is, he will...
If he can do one or the other, or some combination of both, he will stay above water. The law won't come after him. And maybe, just maybe he can clean up his issues with GoFundMe. And perhaps he believes he could start another campaign.
Never mind that when Umar Johnson had his GoFundMe campaign active, it was active as a personal campaign, not a charitable campaign. It was during this time that Umar Johnson had a 501(c)(4) which is non-profit status with the IRS as a social welfare organization.
Why would Umar Johnson feel the need to block people who claim to have found the deed to the property, when that information would be public knowledge? The only reason to do this is because there's something not quite right about Umar Johnson's obtaining or accessing this property.
So, now, help me understand. Why in the world would Umar Johnson be claiming that he bought a $13 million dollar property, as he says in the video linked here (starting about about 10 minutes and going to about 10 minutes and 33 seconds)? Why in the world would Umar Johnson say, as he did in this video, at 49 minutes and 10 seconds in, "the beauty of it -- the whole block belongs to us."
Oh?
So what was the cost of the property to Umar Johnson? Who knows?
There is such a lack of transparency with Umar Johnson, one could only guess because Umar Johnson absolutely refuses to give the people the straight up truth. Likely, the straight up truth will figuratively, and perhaps literally, convict him.
Now, maybe our good sister, Anti Afro Svengalis, knows the straight up truth, or at least can give us some breadcrumbs that will lead to the straight up truth.
And now we know why Umar Johnson is bringing back those pillows to sell.
Just another day, just another scam.
Trueblackanonymous You Tube Channel
@BLKAnonymous
I used to be a dedicated fan of NBA basketball. Nowadays, I'm a semi-casual fan of the game. As a result of learning about and watching NBA basketball, I learned some of the terminology involved in basketball.
So, when I saw that Umar Johnson is bringing back an oldie and not so much of a goodie, the first thing that came to my mind is...crossover dribble and head fake.
The Crossover Dribble
A crossover dribble is when a basketball player quickly moves the basketball from one hand to another. It's intended to be a deceptive move in order to get the player's defender off track by quickly changing direction.In a metaphoric way, this is what Umar Johnson is doing. He's using the idea that he's obtained a building in order to convince potential donors, current donors, and most importantly, GoFundMe, that he's doing what he claims he's been doing, that is, building/making/creating a school. He's trying to do a metaphoric crossover dribble on people to divert attention, or change direction, from what he's really doing.
It's such a great feeling shaking someone out of their shoes with a quick deceptive move.
Anyways...
Once again, one can support Umar Johnson's foolishness by buying one of those mite-filled pillows. Just when you thought we'd had enough. Now, why is it that the pillows are coming back?
Well...here's my speculation.
Umar Johnson needs to have the money available to cover the refunds that GoFundMe is issuing to donors who have awakened to his scams. Remember, Umar Johnson's GoFundMe campaign was closed due to fraud.
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| From: https://pages.gofundme.com/guarantee-policy/ |
Meanwhile, Paypal is laying in the cut, waiting for a subpoena in regards to Umar Johnson and the estimated $125,000 that was frozen because PayPal wasn't able to confirm Umar Johnson's identity.
The Head Fake
The head fake is a move in which someone, like a basketball player, moves the head to fake an intended change in direction and thereby deceives opponents.
Here's the Umar Johnson head fake. Pay attention.
- Convince enough people to give him money
- Convince enough previous donors to not request refunds
- Either of the above
- All of the above
If he can do one or the other, or some combination of both, he will stay above water. The law won't come after him. And maybe, just maybe he can clean up his issues with GoFundMe. And perhaps he believes he could start another campaign.
Never mind that when Umar Johnson had his GoFundMe campaign active, it was active as a personal campaign, not a charitable campaign. It was during this time that Umar Johnson had a 501(c)(4) which is non-profit status with the IRS as a social welfare organization.
Why would Umar Johnson feel the need to block people who claim to have found the deed to the property, when that information would be public knowledge? The only reason to do this is because there's something not quite right about Umar Johnson's obtaining or accessing this property.
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| Is Umar Johnson "punishing" people for obtaining public information? |
So, now, help me understand. Why in the world would Umar Johnson be claiming that he bought a $13 million dollar property, as he says in the video linked here (starting about about 10 minutes and going to about 10 minutes and 33 seconds)? Why in the world would Umar Johnson say, as he did in this video, at 49 minutes and 10 seconds in, "the beauty of it -- the whole block belongs to us."
Oh?
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| From: http://www3.nccde.org/parcel/Details/Default.aspx?ParcelKey=171633 |
So what was the cost of the property to Umar Johnson? Who knows?
There is such a lack of transparency with Umar Johnson, one could only guess because Umar Johnson absolutely refuses to give the people the straight up truth. Likely, the straight up truth will figuratively, and perhaps literally, convict him.
Now, maybe our good sister, Anti Afro Svengalis, knows the straight up truth, or at least can give us some breadcrumbs that will lead to the straight up truth.
And now we know why Umar Johnson is bringing back those pillows to sell.
Just another day, just another scam.
Trueblackanonymous You Tube Channel
@BLKAnonymous
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