Is the Nuwaupian Nation Defeated?

[Master-9]

I personnaly believe we are here to stay.
I will always be loyal to Dr. Malachi Z. York-El
He transformed in front of me, the man(if I can call him that) is truly not of this realm....

[kAHANyAH]

What do you mean "he transformed in front of me" ?

[Master-9]

One day he was teaching and all the sudden his voice changed and he took off hios shades and Tarbush(Tall Fez) and his eyes and face was different. He started talking about what happen on his home planet Rizq. I also have witness him stopping the rain during class. I seen a lot of abnormal things surrounding my Master Teacher

[kAHANyAH]

You wanna share with us what he said about what happened on his home planet rizq ?

Master9 said:

One day he was teaching and all the sudden his voice changed and he took off hios shades and Tarbush(Tall Fez) and his eyes and face was different. He started talking about what happen on his home planet Rizq. I also have witness him stopping the rain during class. I seen a lot of abnormal things surrounding my Master Teacher

[DaSOULution]

Could you be pause-it-tive that Dr. Malachi Z. York-El is not a malevolent shapeshifter reptilian.

[NuwaupianHotep]

jazzygriot said:

de de dudu(twilight zoneer) sure u can stick a fork in it .............its done dude.......york sank it with his freakin off wit the kids.......lost credability, with him goes the org he ran(front for a MKULTRA opps)
when he is finish in the courts, and they resentence him, erybody will know the extent of his crimes against the NUBIAN NATION(and humanit y)

And what has "YORK" done to you?

[Nubian Ninjah]

York will learn judge's plea ruling on July 29

By Rob Peecher
Telegraph Staff Writer

GRAY Ð Malachi York will know July 29 if his guilty plea to federal child sex charges and illegal financial transactions will be accepted by a judge or if he will stand trial.
York pleaded guilty in January to transporting children across state lines for the purpose of having sex with them and to evading federal financial reporting requirements. He was scheduled to be sentenced at the end of May, but York's attorney asked for a 2-week postponement. The two weeks elapsed a week ago, and it remains unclear if York will be sentenced to spend 15 years in a federal prison as he and federal prosecutors agreed.
"We're going to have a hearing on July 29 that will determine if the plea will go forward or not," said Manny Arora, one of York's attorneys.
Arora said he met with York recently, and York expressed "confusion" to him.
"When you've sort of reserved yourself as to what the plea agreements were and such things don't go forward the way you're expected, you're confused and want answers," Arora said.
York, who is technically in federal custody but being housed at the Jones County Sheriff's Office, turns 58-years-old today. Since the early 1970s, York has been the leader of a cult group that began in Brooklyn. In 1993, York bought a 476-acre farm in Putnam County and began moving his followers from New York to Georgia.
Jones County Sheriff Butch Reese said one of York's followers said he plans to hold a candlelight vigil tonight at the sheriff's office to honor York's birthday.
"It's certainly unorganized. He said he would try to get the word out," Reese said. "We sort of expect a few people, but I'm not even sure anyone will show up."
Reese said he asked York about it, and York claimed not to know about the candlelight vigil.
"He said it sounded like somebody trying to make a name for themselves," Reese said. "(York) said he didn't see any need for one."
In addition to pleading guilty to the federal charges, York also pleaded guilty to 77 state counts of molesting children, influencing witnesses and child sexual exploitation.
According to the plea agreements, York was to spend 15 years in federal prison. Though he agreed to a 50-year state sentence, only 14 years were to be served in confinement and would run concurrently with the federal incarceration.
The woman referred to by York's followers as his "main wife" was indicted with York and pleaded guilty in April to a lesser charge of having knowledge of a crime and not reporting it. Johnson also faces state charges.
York's followers, known as the United Nuwaubian Nation of Moors, were involved in lengthy and public litigation with Putnam County over violations of the county's zoning ordinance.

[wispersinthewind]

is that a for real date set for dr. york jazzy?

july 29 7/11 seven eleven?

jazzygriot said:

i ain't no 4 year old boy so he was'nt interested in me
i pity the poor children he ruined
York will learn judge's plea ruling on July 29

By Rob Peecher
Telegraph Staff Writer

GRAY Ð Malachi York will know July 29 if his guilty plea to federal child sex charges and illegal financial transactions will be accepted by a judge or if he will stand trial.
York pleaded guilty in January to transporting children across state lines for the purpose of having sex with them and to evading federal financial reporting requirements. He was scheduled to be sentenced at the end of May, but York's attorney asked for a 2-week postponement. The two weeks elapsed a week ago, and it remains unclear if York will be sentenced to spend 15 years in a federal prison as he and federal prosecutors agreed.
"We're going to have a hearing on July 29 that will determine if the plea will go forward or not," said Manny Arora, one of York's attorneys.
Arora said he met with York recently, and York expressed "confusion" to him.
"When you've sort of reserved yourself as to what the plea agreements were and such things don't go forward the way you're expected, you're confused and want answers," Arora said.
York, who is technically in federal custody but being housed at the Jones County Sheriff's Office, turns 58-years-old today. Since the early 1970s, York has been the leader of a cult group that began in Brooklyn. In 1993, York bought a 476-acre farm in Putnam County and began moving his followers from New York to Georgia.
Jones County Sheriff Butch Reese said one of York's followers said he plans to hold a candlelight vigil tonight at the sheriff's office to honor York's birthday.
"It's certainly unorganized. He said he would try to get the word out," Reese said. "We sort of expect a few people, but I'm not even sure anyone will show up."
Reese said he asked York about it, and York claimed not to know about the candlelight vigil.
"He said it sounded like somebody trying to make a name for themselves," Reese said. "(York) said he didn't see any need for one."
In addition to pleading guilty to the federal charges, York also pleaded guilty to 77 state counts of molesting children, influencing witnesses and child sexual exploitation.
According to the plea agreements, York was to spend 15 years in federal prison. Though he agreed to a 50-year state sentence, only 14 years were to be served in confinement and would run concurrently with the federal incarceration.
The woman referred to by York's followers as his "main wife" was indicted with York and pleaded guilty in April to a lesser charge of having knowledge of a crime and not reporting it. Johnson also faces state charges.
York's followers, known as the United Nuwaubian Nation of Moors, were involved in lengthy and public litigation with Putnam County over violations of the county's zoning ordinance.

[NuwaupianHotep]

jazzygriot said:

i ain't no 4 year old boy so he was'nt interested in me
i pity the poor children he ruined
York will learn judge's plea ruling on July 29

By Rob Peecher
Telegraph Staff Writer

GRAY Ð Malachi York will know July 29 if his guilty plea to federal child sex charges and illegal financial transactions will be accepted by a judge or if he will stand trial.
York pleaded guilty in January to transporting children across state lines for the purpose of having sex with them and to evading federal financial reporting requirements. He was scheduled to be sentenced at the end of May, but York's attorney asked for a 2-week postponement. The two weeks elapsed a week ago, and it remains unclear if York will be sentenced to spend 15 years in a federal prison as he and federal prosecutors agreed.
"We're going to have a hearing on July 29 that will determine if the plea will go forward or not," said Manny Arora, one of York's attorneys.
Arora said he met with York recently, and York expressed "confusion" to him.
"When you've sort of reserved yourself as to what the plea agreements were and such things don't go forward the way you're expected, you're confused and want answers," Arora said.
York, who is technically in federal custody but being housed at the Jones County Sheriff's Office, turns 58-years-old today. Since the early 1970s, York has been the leader of a cult group that began in Brooklyn. In 1993, York bought a 476-acre farm in Putnam County and began moving his followers from New York to Georgia.
Jones County Sheriff Butch Reese said one of York's followers said he plans to hold a candlelight vigil tonight at the sheriff's office to honor York's birthday.
"It's certainly unorganized. He said he would try to get the word out," Reese said. "We sort of expect a few people, but I'm not even sure anyone will show up."
Reese said he asked York about it, and York claimed not to know about the candlelight vigil.
"He said it sounded like somebody trying to make a name for themselves," Reese said. "(York) said he didn't see any need for one."
In addition to pleading guilty to the federal charges, York also pleaded guilty to 77 state counts of molesting children, influencing witnesses and child sexual exploitation.
According to the plea agreements, York was to spend 15 years in federal prison. Though he agreed to a 50-year state sentence, only 14 years were to be served in confinement and would run concurrently with the federal incarceration.
The woman referred to by York's followers as his "main wife" was indicted with York and pleaded guilty in April to a lesser charge of having knowledge of a crime and not reporting it. Johnson also faces state charges.
York's followers, known as the United Nuwaubian Nation of Moors, were involved in lengthy and public litigation with Putnam County over violations of the county's zoning ordinance.

Another bias anti-nuwaubian article from Rob Preecher.

In particular, no mention of Dr. York replacing his Lawyer, a crucial element in why he accepted this bullshit ass plea bargin.

[SatiyaH]

NUWAUBIAN said:

Another bias anti-nuwaubian article from Rob Preecher.

In particular, no mention of Dr. York replacing his Lawyer, a crucial element in why he accepted this bullshit ass plea bargin.

During his guilty plea, York was asked if he was satisfied with his attorneys, and York said yes he was.
Manny Aurora is an attorney for Ed Garlands law firm, and Garland is a high profile attorney. In some hearings Garland would attend, in others Aurora would attend....usually due to scheduling. If this goes to trial, it will cost both sides a great deal of money. Keep in mind, the money for the prosecution is there---it was seized from York. Over $400,000.00 in which onlly around $100,000.00 will be used for victim restitution. Restitution has not been distributed as of yet since York's guilty plea hasn't been accepted. I told you this would happen---below is a news article for you:


The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
W.A. Bridges Jr. / AJC

Dwight York made a deal with the feds for a guilty plea, but a judge REJECTED IT


A federal judge has rejected the plea bargain in the Dwight York child molestation case, making it possible for York to demand a trial on charges to which he has already pleaded guilty.

U.S. District Court Judge Hugh Lawson struck down the deal made between federal prosecutors and York's attorneys. The ruling was made public Thursday. Lawson set a hearing on the case for Monday in Macon.

Defense attorneys said the action raises new legal issues.

"Everybody knows he's pled guilty, so it's going to be hard for him to get a fair trial," said Atlanta attorney Manny Arora, who represents York.

York, 58, was the leader of a pseudo-religious group called the United Nuwaubian Nation of Moors. The group was based on a 400-acre farm in rural Putnam County, but it recruited members through a network of bookshops throughout the major cities of Georgia and other states.

On Jan. 23, York pleaded guilty in federal court to one count of transporting children across state lines for the purpose of illegal sex and to one count of illegally structuring cash transactions.

The next day, he pleaded guilty in state court in Putnam County to 77 counts related to child molestation.

As part of the plea bargain, state and federal prosecutors agreed to recommend that York be given a prison sentence that would make him eligible for parole in approximately 12 years.

Lawson said he could not discuss the reasons for his rejection order.

Arora said York's deal with state prosecutors remains in place, as far as he is concerned. However, he added, the plan of the agreement was for the federal case to proceed before the state case.

At the hearing Monday, York will be asked to announce his decision on whether to withdraw his guilty plea, Arora said.

If he decides to go to trial, that would cause problems for both sides, Arora said.

"Some of their witnesses are gone; some of our witnesses are gone," he said. "The expenses would be outrageous."

Also, Arora would likely move for another change of venue. The state case had been set for trial in Covington, but a new trial would have to be held "way farther away," he said.

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So, basically he can demand a trial...but our sources (which have proven themselves thus far) have told us that York definitely does not want to go to trial. Our sources also have told us that much of this is a bid to force Kathy Johnson to come forth and speak out against York. It was her son, who was 4 at the time it began, who alledged that York sodomized him over the course of several years. In his plea, he stated he sodomized Isa, who is Kathy's son, while she watched. That bit will be used against Kathy, and her only 'hope' is to use the victim defense---that she was forced into this lifestyle. Remember, she is of poor health, having multiple sclerosis.
And, they have in their possesion as evidence, a letter that York kept, from Kathy that she will do ANYTHING he wanted.
You will doubt what I say Nuwaubian Hotep---but again, my sources have proven themselves thus far.

[kAHANyAH]

What I wanna know is why haven't the wife of York spoken to the U.N.N.M ? Wasn't she released on bail for quite some time now ?

I really don't follow this stuff but what is really perplexing me is, she of all people can quell all these speculations. Why aint she come forth ?

Does she have some gag order on her ?

[NuwaupianHotep]

SatiyaH said:

You will doubt what I say Nuwaubian Hotep---but again, my sources have proven themselves thus far.

Proven what? That you know someone who's trying 2 git back at the Master Teacher because they supposely let him sleep with their child? This is sum BULLSHIT, and we shall see how all of this comes out in the end. Remember the elders are watching.

---

What is in the heavens and in the earth belongs to Allah. Allah encompasses all things. (Surat an-Nisa': 126)

[Master-9]

Kathy York has never spoken to the nation, even in good times.
You know why? Because as a good wife, she knows her place.
She knows that it is the Master's place to address his nation.

If you guys remember, he spoke about this hour back on the "Elohim & New Covenant" Tapes

Have you notice how the dates the master asked us to watch for, the devil raided us a year before may 5th 2003. Does that have and ear, hear

[Nubian Ninjah]

MY APOLOGIES TO ALL NUWAUBIANS FOR ALLOWING THIS POST TO STAY, AND TO JAZZY FOR HAVING TO MODIFY HIS POST. THIS FORUM IS NOT THE PLACE.
--SATIYAH

[Master-9]

Thanks!