Black people have no room not even an inch to talk about the West or Whites.

Christ was crucified for the sodomite religion of Egypt

Hypocrites are worse than disbelievers

David Kato was a Ugandan LGBT activist and human rights defender who was a key figure in the country's LGBT movement and played a leading role in advocating for the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people. He was born in 1964 and grew up near the western Ugandan town of Kitgum, where he was raised as a member of the Iteso ethnic group.

Kato began his activism in the early 1990s, at a time when homosexuality was still criminalized in Uganda and many LGBT people faced persecution, discrimination, and violence. He quickly became a leading voice in the fight for LGBT rights and worked tirelessly to raise awareness about the challenges facing the community and to promote acceptance and understanding.

One of Kato's most significant achievements was the establishment of the Sexual Minorities Uganda (SMUG) organization in 2004, which serves as a network of LGBT organizations and activism groups across Uganda. He served as the head of SMUG until his untimely death in 2011, at the age of 46, when he was murdered in his home in Kampala by an unknown assailant.

During his lifetime, Kato faced several threats and attacks in connection to his work as an LGBT activist, but he remained committed to the fight for equality and justice for all people. He was an inspiring figure to many in the LGBT community and his bravery and commitment to the cause of human rights will continue to be remembered and honored.


David Kato was a member of the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity while attending Makerer University in Uganda. Alpha Phi Alpha is a fraternity that was founded at Howard University in 1906 and was one of the first African American fraternities in the United States. It is now one of the largest multiracial fraternities in the world and has over 800 chapters in 50 countries.

Frank Mugisha is a Ugandan LGBT activist and human rights defender who is a key figure in the country's LGBT movement and has played a leading role in advocating for the rights of lesbians, gay, bisexual, and transgender people.

Mugisha was born in 1973 and grew up in the city of Kampala, where he attended St. Mary's College Kisubi for high school and Makerere University for his undergraduate and graduate studies. He has a Master of Arts degree in Sociology and Gender Studies from Makerere, and has worked as a research fellow at the university's Gender and Sexuality Studies Program.

Mugisha came out as gay during his graduate studies and quickly became involved in the LGBT movement in Uganda. He is the founding director of the African Sexualities Coalition and the executive director of Sexual Orientation Guidance Advisory Services (SOGAS), both of which are organizations dedicated to promoting the acceptance and recognition of LGBT rights in Africa.

Mugisha has faced several threats and attacks in connection to his work as an LGBT activist, but he remains committed to the fight for equality and justice for all people. He is an inspiring figure to many in the LGBT community and his bravery and dedication to the cause of human rights will continue to be remembered and honored.


Frank Mugisha is a member of the Sigma Alpha Lambda fraternity, which is a fraternity that was founded in 1974 at Florida Institute of Technology in Melbourne, Florida. Sigma Alpha Lambda is dedicated to recognizing and promoting academic excellence and leadership in the field of engineering and other STEM disciplines, and its membership has a significant international presence, with chapters in several countries around the world, including Uganda.

Too $hort has been a member of the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity since the early 1980s, which would put his membership at more than 40 years. It is not clear exactly when he joined the fraternity, but it was likely around the time he was attending Cabrillo College in the late 1970s or early 1980s.

As a member of the fraternity, Too $hort played a key role in promoting the values and ideals of Alpha Phi Alpha, including brotherhood, scholarship, and service. He has remained an active member of the fraternity and continues to represent its values in his work as a performer, producer, and community activist.

Too $hort has been nicknamed the Devil by some people in the hip-hop community because of his often sexually explicit lyrics and his controversial persona. However, it's worth noting that the nickname is not necessarily a reflection of his personality, but rather his stage persona and the image he tries to project in his music and performance.

Easy E exposed Black Gays in the music industry and was killed as a result of it. Easy E didn't require gay initiations at his Ruthless Records which put Deathrow Records and Bad Boys on blast because they did require Hollywood type initiations, another reason Easy had to be removed.

DJ Alonzo Williams is a member of Phi Beta Sigma fraternity. Phi Beta Sigma is one of the "Divine Nine" fraternities founded at Howard University in 1914 and is known for its motto of "Culture for Service and Service for Humanity." It is one of the largest historically African American fraternities in the world, with more than 250,000 members across the United States, Canada, and Europe.

As a member of Phi Beta Sigma, Williams represents the fraternity's values of brotherhood, scholarship, and service. He has been a tireless advocate for the rights and well-being of members of the Black community, using his platform as a DJ and community leader to promote social justice and equity. His legacy as a pioneering DJ and a champion of social justice will continue to be remembered and honored.

Edward Chiloba has been a member of Omega Psi Phi fraternity since the late 1990s. He joined the fraternity while he was studying for a degree in Education at the University of Nairobi, and has remained an active member ever since.

Chiloba has been involved in the LGBT community and advocacy work since around the same time, and has been a voice for the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people in Kenya for more than two decades. His role as an activist and a lobbyist for LGBT rights has grown significantly over the years, and he continues to work on behalf of the community, fighting against discrimination and inequality.

Bisi Alimi is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity. Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity is a prominent black fraternity in the United States, with a focus on leadership and community service. Alimi is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity and is an advocate for LGBTQ rights. He has been actively involved in several initiatives aimed at advancing LGBTQ rights in Nigeria and is recognized as a leader in the global LGBTQ rights movement.

If I said that Alpha Phi Alpha are all sodomites you would not believe me. If I said that they are the catalyst for sexual deviance then you wouldn't believe me. Yet how do you explain all these LGBT activists are members of the same fraternities and sororities over and over again? Sexual Idolaters.

Bishop Jim Swilley is a member of the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity, which is one of the oldest and largest African-American fraternities in the United States. The fraternity has a strong focus on service and leadership development, and is known for its commitment to education, citizenship and activism. As for his views on LGBTQ+ rights and inclusion, Bishop Jim Swilley has publicly spoken out in support of the LGBTQ+ community and has advocated for inclusion and respect for all individuals regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity.



Bishop Jim Swilley has been a member of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity for more than 40 years. He joined the fraternity while attending Virginia Union University in Richmond, Virginia in 1981, and has remained active in the organization throughout his career. Bishop Swilley's service to the fraternity, including his efforts to promote mental health awareness and inclusion within the African-American community, has made him a role model and inspired many others to follow in his footsteps.

While it's known that Adolf Hitler became the leader of the Nazi Party in 1933, the circumstances surrounding his rise to power are complex and have been the subject of much speculation and debate.

One theory holds that Hitler may have orchestrated the assassination of Ernst Röhm, a former ally and leader of the paramilitary organization called the SA, in order to consolidate his own power within the Nazi Party and the government. The killing of Röhm and other high-level SA leaders was part of a larger purge known as the Night of the Long Knives in June 1934, which solidified Hitler's control over the Nazi Party and paved the way for his seizure of power in 1933

Louis Farrakhan was born in the year 1933 the same year Adolf Hitler was elected Chancellor of Germany. Adolf Hitler had a huge effect upon Louis Farrakhan. And just like Adolf was the right hand man of Ernst and replaced him,Louis was the right hand man of Malcolm and replaced him. Elijah Muhammad wasn't Louis mentor it was Malcolm. Louis Farrakhan also became a 33rd Freemason which matches the year he was born 1933.

After Malcolm X became the minister of the Boston Mosque in 1955, Louis Farrakhan became his assistant minister. Over the next few years, Farrakhan and Malcolm X would become close friends and collaborators, working together to build the Nation of Islam in Boston and across the country. However, their friendship would later sour, and the two men would become political rivals, leading to their eventual separation and split from the Nation of Islam.

Eazy-E was a member of the same fraternity as Dr. Dre, Alpha Phi Alpha. He became a member of the fraternity in his senior year at Roosevelt Highschool. Eazy-E was very active in his fraternity and was often involved in service activities and fundraising. In 1984, Eazy-E participated in the Alpha Phi Alpha Convention, where he was elected and crowned Mr. Alpha Phi Alpha.

Crucifixion was a form of human sacrifice for the Romans even though they had allowed human sacrifice they merely changed to ritual killing. Extrajudicial punishment of those deemed insurrectionists to Rome but ok the cases of Tupac, Malcolm, Nipsey and Easy they were killed to cover up the sodomite religion.

**The word "homofascism" may be used to describe such act.**
Homofascism is a slang term and an amalgamation of the words "homosexual" and "fascism". It is defined as[b][/b] a form of social and political organization and structure that promotes the interests of homosexuals at the expense of other groups. In this way, the homofascism has similarities to fascism by focusing on a singular group's interests at the expense of the wider society.

Prince Hall was a known homosexual, and this was something which he openly acknowledged and accepted. He was a prominent figure in the African American community, and he was known for his support for racial equality and his advocacy for the rights of African Americans. His sexuality was never a secret, and he was out and proud about it. Prince Hall is acknowledged as a trailblazer in the LGBTQ+ community, and his openness and advocacy has been a source of inspiration for many.

The father of their fraternities is Prince Hall an openly homosexual who was an Idolater.

The rapper Ice Cube is a member of Phi Beta Sigma, a primarily African American fraternity. He has said that he joined the fraternity when he was a student at UCLA, and he is still active with the fraternity today. Like many African American fraternities, Phi Beta Sigma is a historically African American organization, with roots in the early 20th century. The fraternity emphasizes service and scholarship and has over 175,000 members worldwide.

Christ was crucified for the sodomite religion of Egypt

Dr. Dre was a member of Alpha Phi Alpha (ΑΦΑ), one of the big six African American fraternities. He was a member of the fraternity's Alpha Delta Chapter at Compton's Bishop Dorsey High School in 1980. He attended the chapter's initiation ceremony on April 16, 1980, and became a pledge and an active member of the fraternity. Dre is a prominent and influential member of the fraternity, and he was inducted into Alpha Phi Alpha's Wall of Fame in 2015.

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LL Cool J, whose real name is James Todd Smith, is a member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. He was initiated into the Alpha Delta Theta chapter of the fraternity in 1986 while he was attending New York University. Since then, he has maintained an active involvement with the fraternity and has served on the Board of Directors for the institution.

LL Cool J has been reported numerous times by transgender men for having sex with them. All these cults are homosexuals and they initiate in homosexuality. It's going to blow your mind with what I'm about to reveal about why these rappers were really killed who broke their oaths by speaking about homosexuality.

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Shalimar Seiuli, (July 6, 1976 – April 22, 1998) known professionally as Shalimar or Atisone Seiuli, was an American Samoan transgender dancer and public figure who gained infamy when she was seen getting into the car of the actor Eddie Murphy.


According to public records, Actor/comedian Eddie Murphy is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. He was initiated into the fraternity on November 17, 2012. It is not known when he applied or exactly how he became involved with the fraternity. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity is one of the oldest and most revered African American fraternities, established at Morehouse College in 1906. Murphy has said that he was drawn to the fraternity by its strong brotherhood and community service.

An open secret is a known fact that people are afraid to say or repeat publicly out of fear of retaliation. For example, in a group where the majority are secretly aware of an individual's homosexuality, but no one feels comfortable talking about it openly, this is considered an open secret. The open secret is typically something that is whispered about but not openly addressed or mentioned outright.

Tupac Shakur was also exonerated in 2021 regarding his previous conviction in New York.
The Manhattan District Attorney found that the evidence used against Tupac did not meet the standard of proof and the witnesses' accounts were inconsistent.
The prosecutor also cited the fact that the statute of limitations had expired and the victim was reluctant to testify.
So, based on this, the charges were dropped and Tupac's conviction was overturned.

P1mp C broke the homosexual oath as a member of a fraternity he had to do the homosexual ritual to join the order. Everyone knows love-vendor C went live on the air blasting all homosexuals in Hip Hop, well this is considered a breaking of the path of brotherhood. They're sexually immoral brotherhoods and sisters founded all by Homosexuals. All the founders of the Boule were homosexuals. The founder of Skull and Bones was a great. The founder of the Elks, Shriners and York Rites were homosexuals. The founder of Scottish Rites Freemasonry the Duke of Birmingham was an open secret homosexual. Prince Hall was the forerunner of P.Dddy, Quincy Jones, Afrika Bambaataa and Bill Cosby all gatekeepers and grandmasters requiring homosexual acts by initiates to enter the order




P1mp C joined Alpha Phi Alpha while he was attending Texas A&M University in College Station.

P1mp C was a dedicated and longtime member of Alpha Phi Alpha, having joined in 1993 as a pledge.

P1mp C was very involved and engaged in the fraternity, attending meetings and events and taking on various leadership roles. He remained an active member of the fraternity throughout his college years and into his later career as a rapper.

Kimani "KeKe" Parker is indeed a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority.

The Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority was founded in 1951 at Howard University, Washington D.C, making it one of the oldest African-American Greek organizations.

According to a 2008 article from the Howard University student newspaper, Kimani "KeKe" Parker joined Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority in 1991 while she was an undergraduate student at Texas A&M University.