More Grave Necrophilia
My good and faithful readers, I know you know by now that whenever one sees Umar Johnson in a cemetery nothing good is going to come from it.
He starts out bad. And I quote:
See, I told you we were already starting out bad.
This time, the victim of Umar Johnson's grave necrophilia is Bishop Henry McNeal Turner and his family.
He does his ritual by naming as his ancestors members of the Bailey (Douglass) family tree. Yes, the same Baileys who have no connection to him or his father whatsoever--with some damned Wild Irish Rose!
Somebody, please come get this fool of the street.
PLEASE!
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He starts out bad. And I quote:
I am coming to a cemetery that was built by our ancestors in the 1880s. Enslaved Africans built this cemetery to give our people a place of eternal rest.
One might ask what is so bad about this. Well it's the fact that the cemetery, which he claims was built in the 1880s was built by enslaved Africans. Hmmmm. It seems that one might note that slavery in the United States ended in 1865, so one would wonder who these enslaved Africans were who build a cemetery in the 1880s.
See, I told you we were already starting out bad.
This time, the victim of Umar Johnson's grave necrophilia is Bishop Henry McNeal Turner and his family.
He does his ritual by naming as his ancestors members of the Bailey (Douglass) family tree. Yes, the same Baileys who have no connection to him or his father whatsoever--with some damned Wild Irish Rose!
Somebody, please come get this fool of the street.
PLEASE!
Trueblackanonymous You Tube Channel
@BLKAnonymous
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