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Several followers of a social media influencer who calls himself a "god" and leads an abstract spirituality group online have been accused of two separate murders in Alabama.Rashad Jamal White, known among his followers as Rashad Jamal, is the leader of a group popularized online known as "The University of Cosmic Intelligence," in which Jamal preaches about a spirituality exclusively for Black and Latino people, whom he says are natural earthly beings while White people are not.The group is "geared toward enlightening and illuminating the minds of the carbonated beings, a.k.a. your so called [sic] Black and Latino people of Earth," the university's website, which includes links to everything from music to books to an online store for the group, states. Fans can purchase different crystal necklaces and bracelets, which are all listed at $111.11 each, a record for $99.39 or t-shirts for $66.93. Jamal, a husband and father, is currently charged with three counts of child molestation and two count of child cruelty in Borrow County, Georgia, where he is detained.In an apparent jailhouse recording uploaded to YouTube by a follower, as tech news outlet Motherboard first reported, Jamal says he has been "detained since May 3." In the recording, he calls human bodies "avatars" and relays the belief that humans are perfect upon conception but injected with "nanobot technology" at birth and placed under a lockdown with "social programming through sex, violence and drugs and movies and music." ...
Followers of social media spirituality influencer accused of 2 murders in Alabama: 'I am a god'Rashad Jamal is currently in prison on charged of child molestation and child crueltySeptember 3, 2022 11:33am EDTAudrey ConklinMore at FOX NewsMy gosh, people are stupid. Carbonated beings?? Those t-shirts are really overpriced, too.
Racist pedophile - in other words, the prototypical Biden supporter.
Several followers of a social media influencer who calls himself a "god"...
