My Judgment

I have been asked to render judgment, owing to an "incident" in the ... outerlands...
but this would make this blog... classified. please see to it...
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my judgment

"...in summary..."

The reasons why I am a target are economic. There are the desperate in Nigeria who require either my benevolence in wealth--to the extent that I have any, now verifiably so--or me as their servant.... ostensibly as a bargaining chip against the West. My friends and family, in the presence of the Living God, chose to be obedient to Lord Satan and offer me up in slavery. I wonder how the blacks in America who were part of that deal can look at themselves in the mirror. But they do, living in a psychotic fantasy until the great and terrible day of judgment. Of course, what these didn't know is that every step of the way in which my fall was planned, there were those in the United States well versed in bringing slavery to an end, whether it be precipitated by Africans or African Americans or White Folks.

So, I have decided to follow Jesus. No turning back. No turning back. The Bible says that we ought not associate with those who would continue to worship Satan after time has run out, and you ought to believe, as we saw this weekend, that such is the case--even amongst those who CLAIM to be Christian. Their stock in trade is ignoring the truth so that they can act out with bad intent and not be called to account here on earth, for they must not believe in the life to come. For one who lives every breath, eternal life is now and tomorrow. For them, their guilt and shame is the begning of their hell.

I have left Nigeria forever and have been granted de facto Political Assylum in the United States. I have brought value to three Presidential Administrations and intend, one day, to serve this great nation publicly. It is the only way I can resist the pressures to be immoral. These pressures are fantastic, for a good man cannot be swayed even by psychological torture. I am inspired by the story of Senator McCain and will not bow down to Nigerian idols. You ought to know that these same people, President Obasanjo will testify on his honor (he's a good friend), are the very families responsible for slavery. You may ask, however, Oba Adeyemi, the Alaafin of Oyo, and he'll make good on his promise to expose the enslavers.. in Ile Ife!

And that's my final judgment. I ought to be clear that I am, in spirit and in truth, American. My adopted father is the resident psychologist at Area 51, and my adopted mother is a top level Commander in US Intelligence/Homeland Security. So I am in a safe and good place. I now wish to leave the comfort of my jail cell... permanently and am working assiduously to do so. After which the heathen shall NEVER be blessed by my presence... again.

On my Honor
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The World Responds
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/8153159.stm
Fiji freemasons held for sorcery

Fijian villagers are not the first to puzzle over Freemasonry's rituals
A group of freemasons have had to spend a night in jail in Fiji, after local villagers complained they were practising witchcraft.

The 14 men, including eight Australians and a New Zealander, had been holding a night-time meeting on Denerau island.

The New Zealand man told reporters he had spent a "wretched" time in jail, and blamed the mix-up on the actions of "dopey village people".

Police also seized wands, compasses and a skull from the freemasons' lodge.

Freemasonry is a centuries-old club that practises secret rituals and has more than five million members worldwide.

'Nothing sinister'

The New Zealander, who did not want to give his name, told the New Zealand Herald that Tuesday night's meeting was "interrupted by a banging on the door, and there were these village people and the police demanding to be let in".

Nothing sinister was going on, he claimed, but "such is the nature of life in Fiji" they were taken to a nearby police station.

The freemasons insist they had a permit for the meeting and were released after spending an uncomfortable night there.

Police director of operations Waisea Tabakau told Legend FM News in Fiji that the group was being investigated for "allegedly practising sorcery", the Fiji Village website reported.

The New Zealand man said that when they were freed the following morning, they were told their release was on the orders of the prime minister's office.

Emergency regulations imposed by Fiji's military regime allow police to detain people for up to 48 hours without charge.