Kamla Ronan Cheating On Her White Husband With Gang-Banger And Drug Dealer Harold Davis

 Kamla Ronan is a real estate broker and married mother of two from Chicago.  The former flight attendant is also the co-host of a futile radio talk show called “The Booty Butt Naked Truth”–a name most fitting considering their advocacy on behalf of child molesters.

The rumor mills are cranking in high gear in the Chicago grassroots community. Many like myself, believe that Ronan’s cozy relationship with co-host Harold Davis has infringed beyond the bounds of professionalism–compromising her ability to stand in dissent and offer objective viewpoints.  Her submissive disposition towards Davis on the air is striking and consistent with two people who are romantically involved with each other.

 Davis is a former ranking member of a notorious Chicago street gang (namely “the Vice Lords”) and drug dealer whose been camouflaging as a radio host for the past two years.  Davis is viewed by many as a smooth-talking manipulator–acting under the guise of a pillar in the community.  One Chicago west side activist described Davis as a “decadent charlatan, who never met any amount of hush money he didn’t like.”

In the past, Davis has spent countless hours on the radio lambasting the likes of Mel Reynolds, R. Kelly and anyone else who’s ever been accused of violating underage children.  But after being paid off by convicted sex offender Paul Hall and being offered access to his gym, Davis has suddenly found the holy ghost and is now chanting mantras like “I don’t have a heaven or hell to put them in”.

In fact, his advocacy of Paul Hall is so emphatic and emotional, many believe that aside from the perks, Hall may have turned Davis out sexually.  One female activist referred to Davis’s relationship with Paul Hall as “some gay ass shit”.

Ronan cosigns with Davis’s unfair tactics on a quotidian basis–offering up an “amen” every time he defames the names of others across the airwaves, despite them not being there to rightfully defend themselves.

During a recent show, Ronan expressed her displeasure about a previous article I wrote, suggesting that my accusations of her affair with Davis was “unfair”.   Ronan went on to say that “untrue” words like mine could “devastate a person” and lead them to “suicide”. Oh really Mrs. Ronan?  Could those damaging words of Davis also have the same ramifications or is he taboo?   Perhaps if Ronan expressed those same sentiments to Davis when he get’s on the air and levies claims about others with no substantiation, then people might take heed her words.

When Davis got on the air and audaciously accused Jesse Jackson’s youngest daughter Jackie of having sex with a dog, true or not, you’d think Ronan would’ve activated  her valor and admonished Davis–if not disassociated herself with him altogether.  Moreover, Ronan’s voice of reason was noticeably absent when that nigger preacher, Rev. Al Sambo–I mean Sampson accused Chicago activist Queen Sister of stealing money despite having no evidence whatsoever.  Where was Ronan’s outcry for fairness then?

Perhaps if Ronan and her subversive panel actually invoked fairness and stopped perpetuating lies about others, then I’ll stop telling the truth about them.

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