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Everything Is Going Down, But The Word Of God meets Drug Dealers And Killers Strike Again……A Baptist pastor was allegedly shot and killed by his brother Sunday during services at his Dayton, Ohio, church, investigators and witnesses said.

The Rev. William B. Schooler, 70, was fatally shot at St. Peter’s Missionary Baptist Church early Sunday afternoon, according to the Montgomery County Coroner’s Office.

The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office said the shooting happened about 12:22 p.m. ET. Witnesses said the violence broke out in the middle of the service while the choir was singing.

  
Schooler’s brother, Daniel Schooler, 68, has been accused of the shooting, said Sgt. Richard Blommel, head of the Dayton police homicide squad.

Blommel said the incident was likely a “domestic incident,” and no one else was injured.

Schooler was a longtime teacher and principal in the Dayton schools before retirement.

Witnesses told NBC affiliate WDTN that Schooler had just walked up to the pulpit when shots rang out. About 20 people were inside the church at the time, and chaos ensued as they escaped the building.

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Tyrese was absolutely not here for the shade that Chris Rock dished out to Jada Pinkett Smith in front of viewers and Hollywood’s elite during Sunday’s 88th Academy Awards.

During his opening monologue, Chris called out Jada for her call to boycott the awards ceremony, “Jada got mad, Jada says she’s not coming, protesting, I’m like — doesn’t she have a TV show? Jada boycotting the Oscars is like me boycotting Rihanna’s panties. I wasn’t invited,” he said.

The crowd screamed in laughter but like many of us African American media covering, Tyrese thought it was no laughing matter. The singer/actor took to social media following the show to address his disgust with Rock. He shared a video on Instagram along with the explicit caption:

 “I didn’t watch – I didn’t – but online people are talking and someone posted the tasteless joke that Chris Rock did in his opening – Did you really use your STAGE to tear down and diminish one of the strongest most fearless black women IN this town as the world watched??? Jokes are just jokes right???? Not when someone is trying to affect change……… Not when someone is willing to put it ALL on the line to affect change for our daughters and sons of the future…….. Shame on you Chris Rock – Now let me run to YouTube and watch Leo’s acceptance speech………… So fucking proud of you Leo……”

Chris Rock seemed to rise to the top on the backs of his people.  He has always joked and talked about the African American community in a way that made White America feel comfortable.  Chris Rock was the obvious token Nigga to hat to make the Academy of Arts and Sciences feel comfortable with not nominating one African American. 

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Obnoxious Politics…..As the first results from Super Tuesday’s Democratic primaries and caucuses began trickling in, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders appeared to be in for a long night. 

Clinton clinched a major victory by winning Texas, which has a whopping 222 delegates to divvy up between the two Democratic candidates. The Associated Press called that state’s race in her favor moments after polls closed at 9 p.m. Eastern. 
As news came down that Clinton had secured a victory in Texas, she took the stage to throngs of cheering supporters in Miami. 
Clinton’s tone was victorious, as she advanced a populist message that seemed designed to appeal to Sanders supporters who may be coming to terms with the inevitability of her nomination. Specifically, she made entreaties for clean energy, immigration reform, reigning in student loan debt, battling police brutality, and empowering disenfranchised voters, specifically in North Carolina. 
“The stakes have never been higher, and the rhetoric has never been lower,” Clinton said in a quip clearly directed at her Republican challengers. “They’re trying to divide us and them, but it’s not going to work. We’re all in this together.” 
“We have to defend all our rights,” Clinton continued. “Workers’ rights and women’s rights, civil rights and voting rights; LGBT rights and rights for people with disabilities.”
In two separate instances, she channeled her campaign messaging and applauded the progress made under President Obama, urging voters to elect her to continue the progress made under Obama. 
“That starts by standing with President Obama when he nominates a strong progressive justice for the Supreme Court,” she said.
As Clinton was speaking in Miami, the AP reported that Sanders had won Oklahoma, giving the longtime independent his second victory of the night. That state has 38 delegates to award, and while it’s still unclear how the final tally will come down, Sanders told supporters in Vermont that he was planning to win “hundreds of delegates.” Given the strong support in his home state and Oklahoma, Sanders also promised supporters he will remain in the race, according to the AP. 
Celebrating his Super Tuesday win in Vermont, Sanders told supporters: “This campaign is not just about electing a president, it is about making a political revolution.”
He continued:
“What that revolution is about is bringing millions of millions of people into the political process—working people who have been so disillusioned they no longer vote and young people who have never been involved. What the political revolution is about is bringing out people together—black, white, Latino, Asian-American, gay, straight, people born in America, and people who have immigrated to America. When we bring our people together what we do not allow is the Donald Trumps of the world to divide us up.”
As polls closed in Alabama and Tennessee, the AP called both states for Clinton. Alabama has 53 delegates to award, while Tennessee has 67 delegates; both states award delegates proportionally. Clinton also won over voters in American Samoa, which has 11 delegates up for grabs. 

Clinton also swept Arkansas, the state where her husband, Bill, was born and served as governor before being elected president in 1992. Clinton will pick up most of the state’s 32 delegates. 
By 8 p.m. Eastern, the AP had declared Clinton victorious in Georgia and Virginia, while Sanders swept his home state of Vermont. Each of those three states award delegates proportionally, with Georgia offering a total of 102 delegates, Virginia boasting 95, and Vermont offering 26, including 10 superdelegates. 
Democrats are voting in presidential primaries and caucuses in 11 states and American Samoa today, with Clinton heavily favored to win in eight states — Alabama, American Samoa, Arkansas, Georgia, Massachusetts, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia. In addition to taking Vermont, Sanders is expected to emerge victorious in Oklahoma, Minnesota, and Colorado, according to gay statistician Nate Silver’s data site FiveThirtyEight.
There are 859 delegates up for grabs in the Super Tuesday states. Heading into today’s nominating contests, Clinton had secured 91 delegates thus far, while Sanders had 65. 
In the final days before voters across the nation turned to the polls, both Democats hit the campaign trail.
Clinton launched a salvo at Republican frontrunner Donald Trump, who spent the weekend flip-flopping as to whether he would formally disavow the endorsement of former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke, who told his own followers that any white person not voting for Trump is a traitor to their “heritage.”    
“I was very disappointed that he did not disavow what appears to be support from David Duke and the Klan,” Clinton told CNN’s Jake Tapper. “That is exactly the kind of statement that should be repudiated upon hearing it.”

  
Charles E. “Chuck” Hobbs II, J.D.
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Over the weekend, United States Supreme Court (SCOTUS) Justice Antonin Scalia died at the age of 79. While the encomiums heralding his life have flowed from political friends and foes alike over the past 48 hours—including President Barack Obama—I would be remiss if I did not strongly state what the President and presidential contenders cannot; Scalia was a racist and sexist bigot of the worst sort—period!

As a writer and a lawyer, I concede that Scalia’s pen was potent and often added an element of grandiloquence to lower life form thinking that promotes racial, sexual and religious bigotry. As the following excerpts will show, the only difference between Scalia and other white bigoted curmudgeons, the ones who are flocking to Donald Trump’s campaign in droves, is that Scalia had an above-average vocabulary.
Now, Scalia’s voice is forever silenced and his pen is forever sheathed; as he belongs to the ages, the parsing of his legacy belongs to those among the living. As such, to make my case proving Scalia’s rank bigotry, let us consider the following:
“Justice” Scalia on “Slow Track” Blacks:
Affirmative Action has vexed the SCOTUS since the Bakke v. California decision thrust the practice into the public square in 1978; in the time since, two cases, Grutter vs Bollinger and Fisher vs Texas, have all but sent the signal that Affirmative Action will not last another generation. That is due in large part because of the conservative tilt of the Court and yes, Scalia, who drew the ire of Blacks this past December during oral arguments in the Fisher case where he suggested that Black students may be better off going to “a slower-¬track school where they do well” than to go to a highly selective college, like the University of Texas, through some form of racial preference.” Scalia added “I’m just not impressed by the fact that the University of Texas may have fewer (Blacks). Maybe it ought to…”
Through his rhetorical questions, Scalia besmirched the legacies of the nation’s HBCUs that have provided many of the most famous Black scientists of the past 100 years who have changed the way the world worked, like Fisk University and Howard University Professor Percy Julian, PhD, a famous chemist whose patents revolutionized cortisone treatments; Tuskegee University Professor George Washington Carver, a famous botanist and inventor who helped revolutionize agriculture; renowned Morehouse College alums Dr. Sam Nabrit, the first Black to be appointed the Atomic Energy Commission; Dr. Louis Sullivan, Secretary of Health and Human Services under President George H.W. Bush and Dr. David Satcher, former surgeon general and Director of the Centers for Disease Control.
To let Scalia tell it, these men and hundreds of thousands of Black men and women like them who matriculated at or taught and researched the sciences at HBCUs were “slow-track.” Scalia, like many men his age, simply had no need to educate himself first about Black achievements because his skin privilege prevented him from seeing the world as anything but one where Black equals “less”
“Justice” Scalia on “Justice for Troy Davis”:
Remember Troy Davis? Davis was a Black man from Savannah, Georgia who was sentenced to death for allegedly killing a White police officer in 1989 despite still lingering concerns that his conviction was rigged by prosecutors.
Lest we forget that Scalia was opposed to Davis having further opportunities to prove his innocence, writing in dissent of a rare Supreme Court Order for a lower court judge to consider the facts that “This Court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who has had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is ‘actually’ innocent…quite to the contrary, we have repeatedly left that question unresolved, while expressing considerable doubt that any claim based on alleged ‘actual innocence’ is constitutionally cognizable.”
Davis later exhausted all avenues for further appeals and was executed in 2011.
“Justice” Scalia on women and the fight for gender equality:
In his dissenting opinion in U.S. v. Virginia, Scalia indicated that he did not believe that the Equal Protection clause of the 14th Amendment provided specific protection for women, averring “The only issue is whether it (14th Amendment) prohibits it. It doesn’t. Nobody ever thought that that’s what it meant. Nobody ever voted for that. If the current society wants to outlaw discrimination by sex, hey we have things called legislatures, and they enact things called laws.”
“Justice” Scalia on Gay and Lesbian Rights:
In his dissenting opinion in Lawrence vs. Texas, Scalia fired off that: “It is clear from this that the court has taken sides in the culture war, and in particular in that battle of the culture war that concerns whether there should be any moral opprobrium attached to homosexual conduct.”
Not done, Scalia added “Of course, it is our moral heritage that one should not hate any human being or class of human beings. But I had thought that one could consider certain conduct reprehensible — murder, for example, or polygamy, or cruelty to animals — and could exhibit even ‘animus’ toward such conduct…If we cannot have moral feelings against homosexuality, can we have it against murder? Can we have it against other things?”
Yes, you read correctly—Scalia compared moral feelings about homosexuality to moral feelings about murder.
“Justice” Scalia on Immigration:
During the politically caustic 2012 election year battle between President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney, the SCOTUS invalidated sections of the controversial Arizona S.B. 1070, one that would have given law enforcement in that state wide latitude to profile potential illegal immigrants and to charge those without proper legal papers with misdemeanor offenses.
Scalia’s disturbing dissent included the following: “In the first 100 years of the Republic, the States enacted numerous laws restricting the immigration of certain classes of aliens, including convicted criminals, indigents, persons with contagious diseases, and (in Southern States) freed blacks…state laws not only provided for the removal of unwanted immigrants but also imposed penalties on unlawfully present aliens and those who aided their immigration.”
Really, Justice Scalia? Is this erudition, folks, or a pining for the days “in the land of Cotton” and eugenics based arguments hoping to keep the “inferior” races out of America?
“Justice” Scalia on Black voter suppression:
I was a very young lawyer when the 2000 election controversy between George W. Bush and Al Gore erupted. With my practice based in Tallahassee, I spent many of my free hours watching the legal proceedings on the trial court level where Gore’s lawyers sought an accurate recount, proceedings that would be decided first in the Florida Supreme Court and ultimately, in the SCOTUS.
Nota Bene—from 1999 to 2000, approximately 54,000 Florida residents were purged from voter rolls as convicted felons—54 percent of this number were Black voters. The NAACP and many progressive organizations argued that many of those who were purged were done so in error. Second, it is critical to remind that the South Florida counties most impacted by voting shenanigans and irregularities were heavily Democratic—and heavily populated by racial minority voters.
Nonetheless, when considering Bush v. Gore in retrospect during a 2008 interview on the CBS news show 60 Minutes, Scalia dismissively replied “Get over it…”
But it is difficult to get over Scalia’s words at the time; in his concurring opinion to halt the Florida recount, Scalia averred “It suffices to say that the issuance of the stay suggests that a majority of the Court, while not deciding the issues presented, believe that the petitioner has a substantial probability of success. The issue is not, as the dissent puts it, whether ‘counting every legally cast vote can constitute irreparable harm.’ One of the principal issues in the appeal we have accepted is precisely whether the votes that have been ordered to be counted are, under a reasonable interpretation of Florida law, ‘legally cast vote[s].’ The counting of votes that are of questionable legality does in my view threaten irreparable harm to petitioner Bush, and to the country, by casting a cloud upon what he claims to be the legitimacy of his election.”
16 years later, folks, there remains a strong likelihood that Al Gore won the 2000 election. But thanks to voter suppression efforts that have become even more pronounced in the time since—and the decision by Scalia et al to halt the recount, we now must live with the disaster that was Bush 43’s presidency.
As one who spares no quarter for powerful racists whose decisions impact people who look, pray or think as I do, I refuse to mourn Scalia’s death. I did not break out with “Ding-Dong the Wicked Witch (or Warlock) is Dead” like the Emerald City Munchkins in the Wizard of Oz. But when I heard the news, my mind-set was actually more akin to one of my favorite quips from the 90s hit cartoon Beavis and Butthead, where Butthead, believing his pal Beavis to be dead, eulogizes him by simply saying “we have not come here to bury Beavis, but, uh, later dude…”
Levity aside, I shan’t shed a tear for Scalia because I have this habit of not crying for bigots who are unabashed in their bigotry. History will ultimately judge his legacy, and I believe that his will be relegated to the Racist/Bigot Hall of Fame like so many who codified intolerance from the bench like Justice Roger Taney in the Dred Scott decision that held that “the Black man had no rights that whites were bound to respect.” Or the majority in the Plessy v. Ferguson decision that upheld Jim Crow laws that usurped Black Constitutional rights.
The Dred Scott and Plessy decisions were not the only ones in which America’s penchant for potent legal racism was upheld by men who often are lauded as sitting among the pantheon of the enlightened; the truth is that the light is often dim among many powerful justices of the SCOTUS because many men and of late, women, who take the Black robes to consider cases and controversies before it, are wholly incapable of checking their own life’s experiences, biases, and whims at the door. Scalia was no different and the determination of whether he was a legal revolutionary or rapscallion rests in the subjective eyes of the beholder.

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 The question is not so much if he said it first or not because that is clear from the clip Psychic Cheryl Lynn in fact did.  The greater concern is that he was clearly so off and that he committed the sin of blasphemy and if he can be forgiven.  Now everyone can jump and make a response, but they cannot not make the Bible say something that it does not say.  As previously reported it has been the church and the love of money that has caused this to happen.  The Word says pride comes before a great fall and that exactly what he has displayed.  Brian has attempted to insult the church again and clap his hands and declare the Lord told him to fight just like he said the Lord told him the same exact thing the psychic said ten months prior.  He cannot even realize that what he and the psychic said about Michael Jackson is happening to him.  Brian might have been prophesying about Kanye West what is going to be the very thing that happens to him.  It would be horrible if Brian looses his mind and everything for lying on God.  On his social media viedo he said he lives where he wants to live and drive what he wants to drive.  Which reminds us, “What does it profit a man to gain the world and loose his soul?”

 Brian Carn is so arrogant and lead astray he would use this controversy to advertise his so called 48 Hours of Prayer (so Obnoxious Media is going to help him).  This unfortunate discovery is a God exposing the Devil and allowing his people eyes to become open.  Everyone has an off night, which calls into question who exposed Brian Carn to the a cult?  His dear friend Benny Hinn is extremely quite so not it is time to call some folks out because the Body of Christ wants some answers!  

 BRIAN CARN WHO INTRODUCED YOU TO WITCHCRAFT?  

Recently he has been running with Benny Hinn, Marcus Lamb, Jodi Lamb, Rod Parsley, Percy Stone, Apostle Muldanado, and Steve Muncie to name a few.  Brain clearly is not crafty or ingenious enough to tink of a master scam all on his own.  All of his big name friends have been extremely quite.  Obnoxious Media wants to know if it was one of them that introduced him to a white psychic and they just so happen to be white as well?  Additionally it is ironic he used a white psychic’s predictions at a black church.  Where is the pastor of the church he prophesied this foolishness?  

 In closing, what will Archbishop Nicholas Duncan Williams, Kimberly Daniels, Kimberly Ray, Mark Vereen, Tamara Bennett, Aretha Wilson, Kingsley Fletcher, William Murphy, Suzette Caldwell, Cynthia Moore, Jonathan Ferguson, May Dupree, and others have to say if another viedo of Brian quoting another witch is revealed?

Perhaps all of these people are secretly witches and warlocks operating in this Last Day Church.  A great conspiracy has been discovered and ai would not allow anyone that stood with Brain in the mist of this lie take y dog to the dog pound let alone play with my soul.  People must do their own research and examine every DVD, CD, YouTube clip and check it against people that work divination.  

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Everything Is Going Down, But The Word Of God……Yesterday was Super Tuesday as the fight for the White House gets serious.  Hilary seems to have gained a serious lead over Bernie and Trump is gaining serious momentum and might get the GOP nomination.  However, there is another race going on that is just as serious and it is one that is a fight to be one of the twelve on the Church Of God In Christ (COGIC) General Board.  

COGIC is the largest African American Pentacostal Denomination in the the world with over 5 million members worldwide.  The only religious organization that meets eight plus times a year in record numbers.  Frankly, speaking the Church Of a God In Church, AME, CME, and PAW are about the only denominations where being a bishop actually means something.  The office has become so common that everyone is a bishop including Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck.  Washington D.C. Has nothing on the politics among the Saints.  The April Call meeting is right around the corner and all the credential holders and voting delegates will meet at Mason Temple, the World Headquarters of the church in Memphis, Tennessee.  

Mason Temple might not be large enough to hold the meeting of the General Assembly.  Rumor has it that the Saints are going to come out in record numbers this year.  Their is a high antisapation of Bishop Blake’s State Of The Church Address.  Plus the meeting of the COGIC Screening Committee for all the individuals running to be elected or re-elected to the General Board, National Trusttee Board, General Secretary, Treasure, Fininacal Secretary all must run to be elected to office at the Holy Convocation this November.  Rumor has it that there will be one open seat on the General Board due to Roy L.H. Winbush not seeking re-election, but that has not been confirmed. 

Good members of my Obnoxious Street Committee have slipped us a list.  Please note we cannot fully determine if this list is totally accurate or not because we will not get the names until the April Call Meeting.  Do note that just because you see a name now you might not see it come November because their or four phases to screening for every potential candidate plus a background and credit check.  The Church Of God In Christ Is not playing and just consecrating Lotte Dotte and Everybody!

2016 Candidates for National Office in COGIC are below (note the female names you see are seeking to be elected to the National Trusttee Board):

Adebanjo, Bishop George​​​​​
Banks, Diana​​​​​

Bryant, Bishop Prince E. W.​​​

Burns, Darin​

Bush Sr., Bishop Corby​​​​​

Bush, Marlon David​​​​​​​​

Connor, Bishop E Charles                                            

Daniels, Bishop Sedgwick                                          

Gibson, Bishop Ronnie Michel                           

Golden Jr., Michael​​​​​​

Hall Jr., Bishop David​

Hall Sr., Bishop David​​​​​​

Hardy, Bishop G. Wesley​​​​​

Hill, Charles​​​

Hines, Bishop Darrel​​​​​​

Holsey, Bishop Thomas​​​​​​​​​

Hutchins, Superintendent Derrick​​​

Jones, Bishop James L’Kelly​​​​​

Jones, Sandra Smith​​​​​​

Law, Sylvia​​​​​​​​

Linzy, Mildred​​​

Lowe, Georgia Macklin​​​​​

Lyles, Bishop Joel​​​​​​

Mann, Kale​​​​​​​

Martin, Christopher E

Matheney, Bishop Willie                                  

McClelland, Bishop C. H.​​​​​

Paden Sr., Bishop Michael J​​​

Patterson, Bishop Charles Harrison Mason​​

Paul, Bishop Sam Ram​​​​​​

Perry, Dr. Lanelle​​​​​​

Porter, Bishop Brandon​​​​​

Sheard, Bishop John Drew​​​​​

Shepherd, Josephus (Joe) 3

Smith, Amos                                                        

Smith, T. Lynn​​​​​​​

Stingley, Dr. Ailean​​​​​​

Strickland Sr., Supt Jerome                            

Thomas, Bishop Ladell                                      

Thomas, Bishop Ted​​​​​​

Timmons, Melton R​​​​​​

Wells, Dickerson​​​​​​​

Wells, Bishop Nathaniel​​​​​

White, Bishop Frank​​​​​​

Williams, Kenneth​​​​​​

Williams, Kevin Carrol​​​​​​

Wooten Sr, Bishop Lawrence​​​​

Wright Sr., Bishop William                              

People come into your lives for reasons, seasons, or lifetimes and I am proud to say that Evangelist Shavon Sellers is one of the few that is for a lifetime.  It seems like just yesterday I was picking up this cute little lady in my curtesy van at one of the many COGIC meetings.  Looking like she was going to have the baby at any minute, I helped her with her bags and got her in the van.  We talked as if we knew each other all our lives and have been connected every since.  Evangelist Sellers is my sister, but most of all she is a true Woman of God and like a stick of dynamite when she is ministering.  

 Shavon is practically in a different city each week declaring the Word of God and this week she was a guest on The Word Network!  It was such a blessing to see her ministry featured on the network by my favorite Christaian Personalities Lexi Allen.  The two of them are real women with real issues that find the courage to press through and stand for God in spite of what they may be going through personally.  Now if you want the real deal then you want Shavon at next meeting and you want to connect with her and her ministry.  Pick up her book and prayer devotional.

 In case you missed it connect with Shavon Sellers on social media so you can get a DVD of her on The Word Network and book her to come minister at your church.  

  
Evangelist Shavon Sellers, a native of Norfolk, Virginia is a mighty woman of God who demonstrates Gods love to others.

Shavon holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Music Education from Norfolk State University. Professionally she has impacted the lives of children as a teacher in the Norfolk and Newport News Public School systems. Above all her accomplishments, she considers raising Godly children her primary purpose. As a mother of two sons and a daughter, she firmly believes that the best way to raise successful children is to actively model what it means to walk in love and integrity.

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Everything Is Going Down, But The Word Of God meets Drug Dealers And Killers Strike Again……A Cobb County woman has been found guilty of stealing more than $93,000 from the church where she worked, authorities said on Friday.

Gwendolyn Hawthorne, 62, of Marietta, allegedly pocketed $93,744.25 from Crown of Life Community Baptist Church in Powder Springs between 2007 and 2014, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution previously reported.
Hawthorne, who was the church treasurer, admitted in court that she regularly used church credit and debit cards for personal purchases, cash withdrawals and at casinos.
Hawthorne’s actions cost the small Powder Springs church more than $88,000 plus an additional $5,000 in bank overdraft fees, according to a statement released by Kim Isaza, spokesperson for the Cobb County District Attorney’s Office.
To cover her tracks, she manipulated accounting reports she provided to church leaders, Isaza said.
“Theft is bad. But theft from a church is a whole new level of evil,” prosecutor John Melvin said.
Melvin said District Attorney Victor Reynolds directed the White Collar Unit to vigorously pursue thieves who are preying upon citizens.
“I encourage all churches, companies and businesses to verify that the people who handle their money are doing so with integrity,” Melvin said. “In other words, watch the watchers.”
Hawthorne was sentenced to 20 years, with two years to serve in prison and 18 years on probation. She must also pay more than $93,000 in restitution, Isaza said.
Hawthorne must report to prison March 18 at 9 a.m.

Former first lady Nancy Reagan died Sunday at the age of 94.
The news was first reported by the website TMZ, citing a “close family member,” and confirmed by a spokeswoman. The Reagan Library said in a statement that the cause of death was “congestive heart failure.” 
The widow of former President Ronald Reagan had been hospitalized in October 2014 with a fractured pelvis.
She served as first lady from 1981 to 1989 and was known for her work in combating youth drug abuse through the “Just Say No” campaign.

She was born Anne Frances Robbins on July 6, 1921, in New York City. When her stepfather adopted her in 1935, she took his last name of Davis. She majored in theater at Smith College in Massachusetts.
In 1951, she met her future husband when he was president of the Screen Actors Guild and she was a Hollywood actress billed as Nancy Davis. They married in Los Angeles in 1952 and had a daughter, Patti Davis, and a son, Ron Reagan.
“My life really began when I married my husband,” Nancy Reagan often said. She even referenced the quote in her 1989 book My Turn.
After the wedding, Nancy Reagan appeared in only a few more films, including “Hellcats of the Navy” (1957), which also featured her husband.

  
“Ronnie,” as she affectionately called him, served as governor of California from 1967 to 1975. During that time, Nancy Reagan supported veterans groups and advocated for the Foster Grandparent Program, which brings together older Americans with children who have physical and emotional handicaps. She drew national attention to the program once her husband was elected to the White House.

As first lady of the United States, Reagan also launched a campaign to fight drug and alcohol abuse among youth. The refrain “Just Say No” became synonymous with those efforts and a pop culture watchword. The first lady appeared repeatedly on TV and enlisted more established groups to advance the anti-drug message. “Just Say No” clubs were started nationwide in schools and elsewhere. Critics, however, argued that the “Just Say No” approach to the drug war was too simplistic.
Reagan was also mockingly dubbed “Queen Nancy” for what many viewed as excessive spending during the 1981-82 recession, according to the National First Ladies’ Library. She directed major repairs and redecoration in the White House, which hadn’t been done since renovations in the 1960s, and purchased new china. Though Reagan paid for the upgrades with private donations, many Americans criticized her. Her elegantly expensive wardrobe, often donated by the designers, sparked criticism as well.
She caught flak for being overly involved in her husband’s administration, particularly in the hiring and firing of top advisers. A number of memoirs from those who worked for the Reagans said that Nancy Reagan pushed out those she perceived as detrimental to her husband.
One White House chief of staff, Donald Regan, said in his 1988 book that he was fired after disagreeing with her over what the president should do during the Iran-Contra scandal. “She becomes very vindictive if she thinks somebody is going to harm the reputation of her husband or herself, or won’t give in to her,” he said at the time, according to People magazine.

 Regan’s book also revealed that Nancy Reagan had begun consulting an astrologer to deal with her own fears over her husband’s safety after the March 1981 assassination attempt. Shot in the chest, the president underwent emergency surgery to save his life. Regan wrote that in later years, the first lady required major decisions regarding the president’s schedule to be run past the San Francisco fortune teller.
After President Reagan’s second term, the couple returned to Los Angeles. In 1994, the former president announced he had Alzheimer’s disease. Nancy Reagan, who had been diagnosed with breast cancer and had a mastectomy in 1987, cared for her husband until he died on June 5, 2004.
Following her husband’s death, Reagan became a strong advocate of using stem cell research to learn more about Alzheimer’s and other diseases.
In her book I Love You, Ronnie, Nancy Reagan recalled her husband’s final illness:
“We’ve had an extraordinary life … but the other side of the coin is that it makes it harder. There are so many memories that I can no longer share, which makes it very difficult. When it comes right down to it, you’re in it alone. Each day is different, and you get up, put one foot in front of the other, and go — and love; just love.”

Anthony Brown, the big winner of the night.  He actually made history being the first artist in all 31 years of the Stellars to win ten.  Anthony took home trophy in every category he was nominated!

Brian Courtney Wilson 

  

Briana Babineaux 

Pastor Charles Jenkins with his wife and family.  Seems Charles weathered his naked pic being leaked well.  In spite of the rumors of his cheating and being exposed he is still married and pastoring Clay Evans‘ Fellowship in Chicago.

Chrystal Rucker

  Cora Jakes

  Dathan Thigpen, winner of Sunday’s Best 

  Deon Kipping

  DeWayne Woods with his new look.

Donnie McCkurklin 

   Dr. Bobby Jones

                                          Geoffrey Golden 

  GooGoo Atkins

  

Hezekiah Walker and Love Fellowship Crusade Choir performing.

  Hilary Clinton 

 Jackie Clark 

  Janice Gaines

 Jason Nelson

 Sherri Shepherd and her new man.  Seems it might be something going on between these two since he never left her side when she was not on stage.

 Jekalyn Carr   

 Jewell and Ben Tankard had to be one of the worst dressed couples of the night.  The two of them always look like unmade beds and Jewell should just give up on wearing weave if it has to look a sight.  To have a reality show bragging about how much money they have the two of them do not look like they have a dime.  Jewell and Ben when you know better do better!

  JJ Hairston and Travis Greene

 JJ Hairston and Trina Hairston

 Jonathan McReynolds

 
 Latrice Crawford 

LaToya Luckett

 Lonnie Hunter

Maurette Brown

  Donnie McCkurklin
   
   

Rickey Smiley 

  

Rickey Smiley with Tammy and Kirk Franklin 

  

Rickey Smiley 

  

Rob Hill and LaToya Luckett 

  

Tasha Cobbs

The Walls Group

  

Tim Bowman, dude must not have gotten the memo that the sarf on your tux is a old played out style.

  

Tina and Erica, their sister and stylist GooGoo had these two Gospel Divas in order.

  

Tina Campbell and Hilary Clinton 

  

Todd Dulaney, dude looked like he was scared to death on the red carpet.  You look nice stand up straight and shoulders back.

 Tonya Baker of Little Women

Lady Tramaine Hawkins 

Travis Greene and wife

 Travis Greene performing

 Former NFL Football Player Trinity Dawson now Gospel Singer’s so called publicist Jason Harding actually did not what Dawson to stop and interview with me backstage.  It seems Jason wants to be more than what he is an might make it a little difficult for his client that is trying to make the transition from sports to Gospel especially since he was not the best on the field and a so so singer at best.  Jason Harding insisted that Trinity not speak with me so until he came over and at least introduced himself and apologized and wow that sent Jason into a rage so much so until he wanted me removed from the press area.  Jason was clearly confused about his roll and media.  Just because you may or may not like an outlet does not mean they do not get acess.  Ask TMZ!  Jason’s gross lack of professionalism was a bad impression on his client, but his judgement may be overshadowed by some personal feelings for his client (but you did not heard it from me).  Plus doesn’t he know this one you want to do battle with moving forward.

Virtue

Wendy Raquel Robinson 

 Willie Moore, dude why did you ruin the look with those boots?

 Yalanda Adams

Now it is time for what you all have been waiting for and that is my Best Dressed Wordt Dressed picks of Gospel Music’s Big Night!
   
   

Kirk and Tammy Franklin knocked it out of the park.  The two of them looked amazing together.  Her dress and his tuxedo was the perfect match.  Johnathan Slocumb and his wife showed you how a husband and wife are to rock a red carpet.  Finally Tina and Teddy Campbell was smashing.  You cannot help, but be happy they survived a rough period in their marriage and still together and looked good.

 Byron Cage, he has gained a great deal of weight since he left Atlanta, but his look was still on point.

Derek Blanks

Kirk Franklin, was on point for the red carpet.  However, he looked like hell in that t-shirt for his finale performance.  Now is it me or has Kirk had some Botox or plastic surgery?  Dude is looking puffy in the face like he might have had some work to keep his youthful appearance.  

  
Ricky Dillard’s velvet and gold beaded jacket was sharp.

Iyanla Vanzant looked amazing at the pre-show and the night at the awards.  

Dorinda Clark Cole was simply stunning.

  
Erica was beautiful.  

  
Lexi!  Enough said!

  
Hezekiah Walker is to heavy for all white and spectators in the winter was just not a good look in winter even if it was in Las Vegas.

  
Zebulon Ellis was not a good look in this red, white, and blue plaid suit was not working for him.

  
James Wright looked like the fool he is and I could not figure out why this cussing embarrassment was even in attendance at a Gospel Event.

  
William McDonald, dude just was an epic fail.  This velvet vest trying to be dressy and casual is just all wrong.

Alexis Spight, just could not get it right at the pre-show or the night of the awards.

Yolanda Adams, look did not work.  This fishnet top dress and shoes was not right.

  
Poor Dorothy Norwood, who was responsible for her looking like this the night of the show.

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Mississippi State defensive lineman Chris Jones had trouble finishing his 40-yard dash attempt today at the NFL combine…because his dick popped out mid-run.

That’s right. It ALL fell out.
After crossing the finish line he fell to the ground and immediately fixed the problem before he stood back up. Despite the embarrassing moment, his job interview with the NFL continued.

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Obnoxious Extreeme Ratchet Behavior Exposed!  James Franco, Andrew Neel and Killer Films are working on a movie based on the story of stripper Azia “Zola” Wells’ whose wild saga of a road trip to Florida took Twitter by storm.

via Variety:
The project is based on David Kushner’s story for Rolling Stone, published in November and titled “Zola Tells All: The Real Story Behind the Greatest Stripper Saga Ever Tweeted.”
Franco will direct from a script by Neel and Mike Roberts. Franco and Vince Jolivette are producing through their Rabbit Bandini Productions with Killer Films’ Christine Vachon and David Hinojosa, and Gigi Films’ Gia Walsh and Kara Baker.
Kushner’s story was billed as an exclusive account of Wells’ 148-tweet about her October road trip to Florida with her friend Jessica, Jessica’s boyfriend Jarrett, and Jessica’s violent Nigerian pimp “Z.”
The first tweet read, “Okay listen up. This story long. So I met this white bitch at Hooters…” The tweets include a hustler gets murdered and Jarrett leaping from a four-story window.
“It reads like ‘Spring Breakers’ meets ‘Pulp Fiction,’ as told by Nicki Minaj,” Kushner observed.
Franco, Neel and Killer Films most recently collaborated on fraternity hazing drama “Goat,” which starred Nick Jonas and was produced by Franco with Neel directing. The film premiered at Sundance and sold last week to Paramount Home Media.
Congrats to Zola — that is, if she’s involved with the project.
If I told y’all who I got a call from today you would never believe me. #Blessings #MakingMovesLikePuff ????
— Aziah?? (@_zolarmoon) January 26, 2016

 
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Michael Eric Dyson is on the money: There’s a new model now of black intellectual leadership, and West is yesterday’s news.

Michael Eric Dyson’s blistering takedown of Cornel West in The Ghost of Cornel West for The New Republic not only closed the door on a decades-long friendship that arguably led the way in black American thought at the end of the 20th century, but also displayed how the roles of black leaders have evolved during Barack Obama’s rise to prominence.
Dyson starts off by describing West’s animus toward the president as a love that has turned into a hatred so severe that it would make the heavens shudder. He mentions the times when West called Obama a “Rockefeller Republican in blackface,” on Democracy Now! and a “brown-faced Clinton” in Salon magazine. He discusses a moment when West told him, Dyson, that he does not “respect the brother at all,” referring to Obama. All this in the first two paragraphs.
As the piece winds its way to the conclusion that solidifies the end of their personal and professional relationship, a narrative of West emerges as a man of supreme intellect who thought that he had reached the pinnacle of African-American thought. West had even gone so far as to start referring to himself as a prophet. He believed that he was the voice that the black community would run to when in need of clarity. Dyson was one of those voices early on, so West’s fall from grace in his eyes is all the more striking. He was a self-anointed prophet, who has publicly lost one of his most significant disciples and a friend.
  
Apparently, it was the release of Race Matters in the mid-’90s that placed West at the pinnacle, and he intended on staying there for life. He did not need to publish new, thought-provoking works. His lack of output was disappointing, and so were his verbal attacks toward others in the black community, especially at MSNBC contributor and professor Melissa Harris-Perry.

Still, he potentially could have recovered from both of these errors. Yet he decided to rest on his laurels from here to eternity, and as he did so, time, unbeknownst to him, began passing him by. When Obama showed up, and politely challenged West’s idyllic place at the summit, West responded venomously to challenge this young, brash usurper.
West was not the only person to challenge Obama’s place within the black community—Jesse Jackson had very choice words for Obama, too—but he is one of the few whose perspective has not evolved with the passage of time, and nothing could be more damning for an intellectual. Yet the key thing to remember is that Obama did not take West’s position at the summit; he instead built a taller mountain and sat atop it.
This recent evolution of black leadership in American society always makes me think about a conversation I had with my grandfather on the eve of the 2008 Iowa caucuses.
During the conversation, he explained to me that he intended on voting for Hillary Clinton for president because he did not believe that white people would allow Obama to become president of the United States. My grandfather was an educated man, a minister, and a veteran of the Korean War, but mentally it was absolutely impossible for him to believe that Obama could become the next president.
I did not agree with his perspective, but I knew where it came from, and it made me wonder more and more about how one’s environment and experiences can drastically shape what you can believe is possible in the world.
Most times when I tell this story, I need to follow it up with a simplifying analogy to explain how this perspective could have come into being. In this analogy, I condense America to a k-through-12 school.
At the beginning of America, blacks were unpaid laborers at the school. Then we became paid laborers, and then we were able to have our own classes, and through this structure, influential black teachers were able to emerge. These teachers made progress within the school and created lasting changes, but the goal was always to become one of these beloved teachers and to make change through this medium. Many of the most influential black leaders in America were teachers or educated through the church. W.E.B. Du Bois and Booker T. Washington were both teachers. Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X taught from the pulpit. Dyson and West used both media, the classroom and the pulpit.
Obama, on the other hand, specialized in neither, even though he taught at the University of Chicago. Instead he took the administrative route. He wanted to be the principal of the school, and that meant he could not teach full time, and this is where the conflict has largely emerged.
People like my grandfather did not believe that it would be possible to have a black principal. Many within the African-American community wanted to know if Obama would be able to teach class full time, because in their minds teaching was what black Americans had always done; and when he said that he could not, they questioned his motives and integrity.
When Obama won the presidency the opportunities for black thought and leadership expanded. My grandfather was beside himself with joy that night because he had lived to witness the previously thought impossible. What he thought was possible in the world had now expanded. Innumerable black Americans felt the same. A new level of attainment in public life was now possible.
Yet despite this progress, the need remained for great black teachers, and now a new question emerged: How would the teachers themselves handle no longer being arguably the most influential voice in the Obama era?
Dyson and other black leaders have taken a healthy position of comfortably and even vehemently disagreeing with Obama on policy issues, but respecting the man for the position he has earned and what it has done for the black community.
West clearly did not take this change well and instead opted to sternly rebuff this paradigm shift that undermined his influence.
Dyson details West’s anger when Obama did not give him tickets to the inauguration, and he mentions how West “lambasted” Obama when the then-junior senator from Illinois decided to announce his candidacy for the presidency in Illinois instead of at Tavis Smiley’s State of the Black Union meeting in Virginia.

West wanted Obama to visit his class, and he became incredulous when the candidate chose to speak in front of the people who elected him instead of those within the black community. West either did not see the shift or chose to ignore it.
When West did not receive inauguration tickets his fury was that of someone who did not understand that the party could go on without him.
He wanted everyone to love him for his brilliance, and forgot to use his intellect for the benefit of others. He stopped being a teacher, refused to be a student, and wanted to be a prophet.
The leadership roles that black Americans can obtain has changed in the last decade and this has required an evolution of thought amongst black intellectuals and leaders, and a re-examining of roles within the black community.
West was once both an intellectual and a leader, but as the times changed, he did not. And now progress, thought, and leadership have moved forward without him.

Everything Is Going Down, But The Word Of God meets Drug Dealers And Killers Strike Again……James Fortune is a sleaze bag in every since of the word!  He has beat his wife, abused her son, gang rape a woman and had a bastard baby and still manages to get off without going to prison!  Most Gangster Rappers live more upstanding lives then this so called Gospel Singer!

Popular Grammy-nominated gospel recording artist, James Fortune, has pleaded guilty to assaulting his wife.He accepted a plea deal Tuesday to a third degree felony charge of assault – family violence. He was sentenced by Fort Bend District Judge Maggie Jaramillo to five years of probation plus five days in jail. He must also serve 175 hours of community service, complete a “batterer’s intervention” program and stay away from his wife.
Investigators say Fortune struck his wife with a wooden vanity stool, kicked her and threw her against a wall one night inside their Stafford home in October of 2014. In court, a prosecutor read a victim impact statement from Fortune’s wife in which she wrote, “I hope in all of this you get help. Serious help. Although this probation might be like a slap on the wrist, I hope you look at it as a moment to better yourself and change something within you for your future.”
Fortune had no comment as he walked out of court. His mother told Eyewitness News he is not guilty, but she would not elaborate on that claim.
It’s the second time Fortune has pleaded guilty after hurting a family member. In 2002 he took a plea deal for six years of probation after burning his four-year-old son in hot water. Investigators said Fortune said it was a form of discipline. The boy was burned over 40 percent of his body.
Prosecutors say Fortune’s wife agreed to the plea deal this time because she didn’t want to put their three kids through the stresses of trial and the possibility of testifying against him.

  
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Everything Is Going Down, But The Word……Now this sleaze bag just pleaded guilty to beating the hell out of his wife!  Guilty to burning her son on over 40% of his body and did not want to pay for him to have plastic surgery now he is doing shows and going to capitalize off his being an old dirty bastard that lives lower than your average gangster rapper.

You all should be sick and tired of these pimps, tramps, trollops, and whores hiding behind the cloth then trying to say it it something wrong with you for talk about it.  Wes had a bastard child and married his whore and never stopped singing and preaching.  Now James beats the hell out of his wife, damn near kills her son, he and his band gang rape a woman and she has a mentally ill child to prove it and he traveling and wanting to sing about a Jesus he clearly does not know and a Heaven that he will never get to live in.  

This fool is not worthy to take a dog to the dog pound, but you dummies allow it!  James go to Hell!

I was asked to post his weak apology and since I try to be fair below you can read the sleaze bag’s remarks below:  

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The entertainment industry mourns the death of Grammy-nominated Gospel great, Daryl Coley.

The 60-year-old vocal wonder was an innovator in Gospel Music, known for his intricate vocal riffs and jazz-like arrangements.
Known as “a singer’s singer,” Coley had been off the music scene for more than a decade after years of battling diabetes, which at one point left him temporarily blind. He spent his final days in hospice care, where his wife and family made sure he was comforted.
The Berkeley, California-bred music minister had become victim of several fake death reports over the last several years.
The hashtag #RIPDarylColey has trended on social media at least four times over the last year alone.
But the man behind classic church songs like “Beyond the Veil,” “He’s Preparing Me,” “Jesus Saves,” “I Can’t Tell It All” and “When Sunday Comes” with Donald Lawrence’s Tri-City Singers, made his transition Tuesday night around 8pm PT.
Many are not aware that Daryl Coley was a lead singer in the Angelic Voices Delivernce Chior at East Oakland Faith Deliverance Center where Bishop Raymond Edward Mack is the founder and pastor.  After getting great notoriety for being on the church broadcast weekly he then went on to start singing professionally. 

Beginning his career working with Edwin Hawkins, Walter Hawkins, Tremaine Hawkins and Rev. James Cleveland; Coley would go on to venture into mainstream music, collaborating with artists like Sylvester, Nancy Wilson and Ramsey Lewis. Coley’s friend, Gospel artist Danniebelle Hall encouraged him to return to singing Gospel.

Watch Daryl and Walter lead “I Cried Until I Found The Lord” below:

Having released eight studio album and one Christmas CD; Coley leaves a catalog of music that will live on.
Daryl Coley Greatest HitsIn 1992, Coley was a featured voice on Quincy Jones’ “Handel’s Messiah: A Soulful Celebration.” On the “Hallelujah!” chorus from that project, Coley was able to shine in a breakout verse and adlibs, while singing alongside music greats like Gladys Knight, Al Jarreau, Chaka Khan, Johnny Mathis, Patti Austin, Marilyn McCoo, Stephanie Mills, Jeffrey Osborne, Richard Smallwood, Take 6, Vanessa L. Williams and others.

Coley leaves behind his family, friends and a host of industry peers and admirers.
Arrangements for funeral services have not been announced.

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Popular Buckhead restaurant got points off for ‘slime’ and more.

Hal’s “The Steakhouse” on Old Ivy Road in Buckhead failed a recent health inspection. The restaurant scored 56 out of 100 (U) on its inspection February 29.

Any score below 70 is failing an not a place you want to eat unless you are going at your own risk.
Hal’s has been open in Buckhead for over 20 years.
Some observations from the report include food being stored in ice used for drinks, buildup of slime in the interior of the ice machine, and multiple food items found stored in the walk in cooler uncovered and subject to contamination.
Hal’s issued this statement to its Facebook page Tuesday:
“In respect to the health inspection that took place at Hal’s On Old Ivy we want to explain our side of the events that transpired. We had an inspection on February 29th and while we respect the job the health department has, we respectfully disagree with the results of the inspection. There were multiple discrepancies in the report and we have since filed an appeal of the report. Prior to this inspection we had never received or been given a “unsatisfactory” report. And the report just prior to this inspection we received a score of 100. Furthermore, the inspector came back on March 8th, to inspect our upstairs kitchen and we received a score of 100. Over the past 25 years we have built one of the top restaurants in Atlanta and we could never have accomplished this without having great guests every night along with the knowledge of how to prepare and serve top quality food. We look forward to having the opportunity to rectify this situation so we can continue on as the best steakhouse in Atlanta.”

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Everything Is Going Down, But The Word Of God……While at the Hawks game tonight my phone began to ring out of control with text messages, calls, and Facebook in-box messages about Jason White being fired by Bishop Charles Edward Blake.  White was releaved of his duties as of March 8, 2016 and was celebrated in church two days prior on March 6, 2016 for his winning a Stellars Gospel Music Award.  Rumors have been flying since word getting out that his services were no longer needed at the West Angeles Church Of God In Christ.  According to members of my Obnoxious Street Committee there has been some issues with Jason for sometime now, but Bishop Blake continued to allow him to serve as Director of Music and Worship Arts.  

In the letter Jason White posted on Facebook in twenty years of employment he only could think of two occasions tha would ha warranted termination.  Seems he is not aware that only one is enough to cause you to loose your job.  Additionally, he expressed he felt Bishop Blake should have given him an explanation as to why he was releasing from his duties.  Perhaps due to his feeling that Bishop was more than a boss, but a Spiritual Father he became to common and comfortable.  It is confusing that Jason, like Earl Carter feels that Bishop Blake owes them something and has to explain or justify his actions with them prior to making a decision.  As indicated in White’s letter Bishop Blake met with him for all of seven minutes to fire him, which indicates that Jason had to have known things were not good after 20 years.  A real son knows his father, White claims Blake was more than his boss so why attempt to front o him by writing an open letter and posting it on social media at 3:44pm (PST).  Clearly, White has entered a fight his is not equipped to win.  

Without question Bishop Blake is a spiritual leader, but he is also a CEO as well.  Now Judy Christie McAllister is back in LA and might be the reason Jason had to be eliminated to make room for her.  Bishop Blake most likely will not respond to White’s public attack and if he did not want to take the severance package then he has no one to blame, but himself.  The former Director of Music and Arts might have forgotten he founded and operated his own production company all while working at West A or the number additionally money making opportunities afforded unto him all because he worked for the Presiding Bishop of the Church Of God In Christ.  People do not get it twisted and think for one second you cannot be elimaited and things not  roll on without you.  Thouse thousands of car will be at West A with or without Jason White, who perhaps became confused with his role.  People attend a church because of the pastor.  The music and ministries enhance him or her and for music people will by a good CD.  Obnoxious Media reached out to Jason White, but he has yet to respond.

Developing……

Read Jason White’s letter below: 

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Everything Is Going Down, But The Word Of God……Well, I told you she was back when I posted Jason White’s letter.  Officially Dr. Judith Christie McAllister, International Music Department President of the Church Of God In Christ is home at West Angeles rocking like only she can on Palm Sunday.  Now you all know that Jason White was told to kick rocks and he felt a little disgruntlal and wrote the Presiding Bishop and Pastor of West Angeles a four page letter on how disappointed he was to get dismissed after twenty years.  White talked about he only could recall two issues in his 20 year tenure at West A and that he refused the severance package offered by Blake.  

A.  Number of people have taken issue with Bishop Blake’s decision and feels he should have handled Jason differently.  Music people need to get a grip and come to the realization that they can be eliminated and the church will continue without them.  Hopefully this will serve as a wake up call to pastors and musicians that try to hold folks hostage because their talent.  Where did this idea come form that people are coming to the church because of the music and not The Word delivered by the Man of God.  Check yourself before you get the shock of your life like Jason did two days after he got his Stellar Award.  Pastor’s feel empowered to fire whoever the Lord and your finances deem necessary and all you wild ass, out of control, whores and whore monger musicians get in check.  

  
I know one pastor that I will not call name that felt he had to take a great deal of crap off his Misnister of Music and ai would constantly try to encourage him to put him out.  The poor man had such low self-esteem he actually felt if they people came to hear the Chior they might stay to hear me preach.  The spirit of control and witchcraft spread through the entire crew of trash that sang and played.  The more they did the more I raise hell on the phone until finally one Sunday Night while serving the Lord’s Supper he did a grand trun on my que and caught those unruly, disrespectful, trashy singers mocking him in his own church!  It was on and popping and he told every last one to “Get The Hell Out Of His Church,”. I shouted like I was going to loose my mind.  Pastors if you think someone is more important at your church then you and the Lord then you need to shut it down!