GodisStriking:
There's a psychological slant to the reported number of those who identify as LGBTQ, with the percentage being given as 2 percent of American society, but the number is actually much higher. The 2 percent that identify as openly gay are out of the closet but there's another 58 percent of American society that are in the closet. These are the members of secret societies whose grandmasters of their order made them initiate into the order by committing homosexual acts. Most of the LGBTQ+ population resides in the closet for various reasons including fear of backlash, discrimination, and a lack of acceptance from society. These in the closet gays are sworn to secrecy and they fill up the ranks and files of every occupation, from deputies to lawyers, from bus drivers to accountants, from clerks to CEOs, from civilians to military and on and on. Guilds specialize is specific fields that's how they're divided up but secret societies are covert homosexuals. These are the ones who attack secretly and sabotage any who speak against the agenda whose names have been put on watchlists. The Jesuits and Freemasons are running these operations including gay Catholic Bishops commanding city watches of thousands of secret agents in a city.

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GodisStriking:

Secret societies may provide a space within which people can express and explore their forbidden desires and beliefs. This can lead to a more insidious form of hypocrisy where they are outwardly vocal about one thing, while secretly practicing the opposite.

GodisStriking:

Secret societies may provide a space within which people can express and explore their forbidden desires and beliefs. This can lead to a more insidious form of hypocrisy where they are outwardly vocal about one thing, while secretly practicing the opposite.

GodisStriking:

Secret societies may provide a space within which people can express and explore their forbidden desires and beliefs. This can lead to a more insidious form of hypocrisy where they are outwardly vocal about one thing, while secretly practicing the opposite.

GodisStriking:

Secret societies may provide a space within which people can express and explore their forbidden desires and beliefs. This can lead to a more insidious form of hypocrisy where they are outwardly vocal about one thing, while secretly practicing the opposite.

GodisStriking:

Secret societies may provide a space within which people can express and explore their forbidden desires and beliefs. This can lead to a more insidious form of hypocrisy where they are outwardly vocal about one thing, while secretly practicing the opposite.

kingthreat:
Okay here is the story.

One of my best friends who is expected to get married this year just called me for hours with regards to his plans.

He met this babe 2 years ago and things were going fine. I even know the girl as a nice lady and very homely. I don chop her food, she cooks well. Both of them attend RCCG church. My friend is a casual member while his fiance is a serious member and doesn't miss weekly services.

So my friend to take his relationship more seriously decided to visit his fiancé's family so they know him. Before then, the fiancé had told him that her father is a former Baptist but has stopped being religious and sometimes does traditional practices. On the day of him visiting her home, he was welcomed even bought gifts for the dad and mum. But he said his spirit was very uncomfortable in that house.

There was an standing portrait of the father on white with beads and regalia to show he is Ogboni. Also in the house, there were a few funny looking art works which looks occult. My friend played cool, the father even asked of his church and he told him. The father proudly said he is a traditional man. After the meeting, the next day he asked his girlfriend if her father is an ROF member and she said yes that she told him before that he is a traditional man.

But my friend is showing signs of doubts. He told me he loves the girl, but that he wants nothing to do with anything occultic in this life till he dies. His family may not agree but even if he insist to have his way because of love, he wants to be sure it will not end in regret.

I told him what really matters is the heart of the person he is marrying. My guy said yes but family background matters. Foundation matters, which is true.

House, what do you think?

BlackAdam65:
Op but which group of people was this prophecy referring to

Indeed, Alpha Zeta Alpha, which is a branch of Alpha Kappa Alpha, was originally established as a separate organization meant to welcome gay men who identified as women.

The organization originally started in the 1960s but had to shut down after several years due to a lack of members. In the 1990s, the LGBT rights movement gained traction, and the organization was reborn as a branch of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, which was officially recognized by Alpha Zeta Alpha as a sister branch in 1997.

Sister Sharazard Ali, where she is referring to black women undermining black men through their beliefs and actions:

"We as black women have undermined the masculine spirit of black men by our attitudes. You don't think so? How have we undermined it?
We have undermined it through a self-righteous attitude. We have undermined it through a self-justifying spirit of self-righteousness.


"Our self-righteousness of self-defense has become a weapon used against black men. They will say that we have weaponized our self-righteousness against black men, and I agree."


Sister Sharazard Ali is a member of the Alpha Kappa alpha sorority, which is one of the "Nine Divine Nine" historical African American Greek-lettered fraternities and sororities that was established in 1908.

Christianity was forced upon the Temne people by the white Anglican Christians.

After the establishment of the British Empire, the United Kingdom sought to convert the Temne people to Christianity. This was done through missions and missionaries, who sought to introduce Christianity to the Temne people.



IConversion was done by force. The British Empire used violence to suppress any dissenters who refused to converted to Christianity.



The Anglican Church was founded by King Henry VIII in 1530.


King Henry VIII was indeed a homosexual. He was known to have intimate affairs with several male servants and courtiers at his palace.