Posted on 05/29/2017 6:38:11 AM PDT by rktman
Everyone has received one of these email hustles from Nigeria, right?
But there’s a new twist on the old scam of a big payoff if only you believe in … infamous American race-faker Rachel Dolezal.
While there’s no evidence Dolezal herself is participating in the swindle (She’s referred to as MRS. Rachel Dolezal in this latest version of the email scheme), the irony is that an old game of pretend is trying to cash in on a white woman who claimed to be black. The email with sketchy grammar making the rounds on the Internet identifies Dolezal as being from Jacksonville, Fla., which she is not.
The email starts out with this greeting: “Good Day to you My Dear friend.”
“I am Mrs.Rachel H. Dolezal, I am a US citizen, 59 years Old. I reside here in Jacksonville Florida. My residential address is as follows,” it continues. “11287-5 Estancia Villa Cir, Jacksonville, FL, 32246, United States, am thinking of relocating since I am now rich, I am one of those that took part in The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation NNPC Oil Compensation award payment in Africa many years ago and they refused to pay me, I had paid over US$26,000 while in the US, trying to get my payment all to no avail.”
(Excerpt) Read more at wnd.com ...
Rachel’s name has become a punchline. I can’t hear it without laughing.
She don’ even call herself that no more. She go by Nkechi Amare Diallo now.
Hey now. That could be considered racis’ in come circles. ;-)
“My name is Otimba Wonboko....”
If only Al Jolson had tried that for his stage name.
Rachel gets more like an African every day. She has embraced the entire culture.
Alot of people fell for a scam about a Kenyan prince.
I’ve seen that animated gif before.
Where’s it from? Who are those guys supposed to be ... safari guides?
It’s from a really bad Brandon Fraser movie “George of the Jungle”.
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