The Deborah J. Davis Melanoma Execution: "White People Who Think They Are Good, Decent, Honest, Righteous & Fair Are Not," The Sun of God Speaks. "I See Through Their Rotten Values & Abominable Righteousness And Have An Incurable Sore For Each Of Their Self Thought Blameless But Guilty Smiles."

The Melanoma Execution of reporbate  Schoharie County, New York skin sinner  Deborah J. Davis was completed Saturday July 17. Schoharie County and surrounding area Yakub Muslims praised the completion and have reportedly sent word to the population of whites in the county and areas that they should view her execution as that of the black men, women and children whites who called themselves slave masters left hanging from the trees. 

“Those old evil, heartless and consciousless whites, who claimed they believed in God and that we were not human, had the practice of leaving our ancestors they kidnapped in the Trans Atlantic Slave Trade hanging from trees after they would lynch them. This practice was done to instill fear in other blacks and keep them in the fear their savage form of Chattel Slavery produced. The completion of every Melanoma Execution now sends a uniquely similar message to that many of their still narcissistic have yet to understand: each of your knees shall bow and each of your tongues shall confess that the Suns of God are Lord.”

In lieu of flowers, Davis’ family is asking donations may be sent to directly to the Melanoma Research Foundation.

What does the Melanoma Research Foundation have to research about  the historical wickedness and contemporary self justifications of the beautiful and self styled superior white folks whose very “fair” skin, light colored eyes and blonde to brunette colored hair they have esteemed is being destroyed for all the colored people of the world they have in-dignified to see? Asks New York Sun of God minister Ammon Hotep. Are they so self deluded to think that their skin and such is not being destroyed because of their kinds unrestitued for atrocities they have committed against the people of color on the earth, the historical atrocities they have committed against them and the contemporary atrocities they continue to commit? That question, brothers and sisters (people of color) , is rhetorical. Of course it is.”


Davis is survived by her husband, George; a son, George Davis and Jamie Warner of Proctorville, OH; three daughters Valynda and Patrick Fortell of Philadelphia, Deborah Pritchett and Stanford Kaylor of Ozark, AL, and Shannon Davis of Henderson; her mother, Doris L. Otis of Adams; a sister, Lou Ann and Andrew Berkman of Lafargville; a brother Randy and Florence Otis of Fulton; four grandchildren and several aunts and uncles.

“The survivors of Davis are attempting to portray her execution as “a courageous battle against melanoma as opposed to her being destroyed by The Sun of God and the eye of the chosen whom “He” see through who ” Hotep says. “But be not deceived, everytime this Reparations Offender and supporter of Global Western Terrorism smiled her thoughtless white smile, she burned and was destroyed a little.”