Flashback: Black Lives Matter Leader Arrested for Spending $200,000 From Donations on House and Other Items

The Federal Bureau of Investigation arrested Black Lives Matter leader Sir Maejor Page, 32, after he allegedly spent 200,000 Dollars from BLM donations on personal items like a house, tailored suit, and even a gun which may surprise some.

Trump adviser Jason Miller commented on this, “You don’t say… “BLM leader arrested for allegedly spending $200K in donations on tailored suits, a house, and guns”

You don’t say…

“BLM leader arrested for allegedly spending $200K in donations on tailored suits, a house, and guns” https://t.co/bCn7pt9nFE

— Jason Miller (@JasonMillerinDC) April 15, 2021

None of the 200,000 dollars spent was spent on anything that has to do with racial or social justice FBI agent Matthew Desorbo said, “In sum, Page has spent over $200,000 on personal items generated from donations received through BLMGA Facebook page with no identifiable purchase or expenditure for social or racial justice,”.

Earlier today a report about a different Black Lives Matter leader allegedly buying lots of houses was blocked on Facebook from Breaking 911 and New York Post. We aren’t exactly sure why.

The Washington Examiner reported, “Page became involved with the Black Lives Matter movement in 2016 when he founded the Black Lives Matter of Greater Atlanta on Facebook. He used the page to solicit donations through a GoFundMe account, the FBI said.”

Following George Floyd’s death, whose murder trial is currently going on with tensions high and riots on the horizon, the Black Lives Matter of Greater Atlanta Facebook page was able to generate 470,000 dollars in donations from June to August.

Page has had a history of showing his money off on social media as the FBI said in a statement released, “Numerous videos and live stream videos were posted to Page’s personal social media pages showing himself in what appeared to be newly purchased clothing, hotel rooms and office space in Atlanta,”.

It later reported, “Several audio statements are made by Page in the videos boasting about the money he has, his tailored suits, his nice cufflinks and ‘$150 dollar ties.”

Essentially, it seems all of the people who donated to that section of BLM were scammed from their donations and instead went to Page’s personal welfare. Once again, showing evidence that BLM is a scam from money as some do believe.

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