Eddy Kenzo Lures Mary Bata Into Illuminati

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Smiling Dragon Tribal Tattooed  Mary Bata

 After joining Rydim Empire of manager Derrick who bitterly parted ways with singer David Lutalo, singer Edrisa Musuza alias Eddy Kenzo has been reported to have lured singer Mary Bata into Illuminati. 

According to a close source to Mary Bata in Ryddim says that Mary Bata’s ways changed remarkably after Kenzo officially joining Riddim Empire a month ago. A source adds that this is when Bata not only started revealing her tatoos but also went ahead and planted an Illuminati sneck and dragon tattoo on her left hand.

The ‘Disappointment’ star Bata without fear or favour goes  ahead to flush her newly hooked illuminati ‘Dragon Tribal’ tattoo whenever in public and before cameras.

 The Secret About Dragon and Serpent Tattoos

Mary Bata Pointing at self showoff  Tattoo

Here we reveal to you some of the hidden meaning of the dragon and the serpent Tattoos. These largely feared creatures have long been used to symbolize the cold-blooded and callous ruling ‘elite’. From ancient myths like George and the Dragon to more modern portrayals encompassing corporate identities and Hollywood blockbusters, lizard-like beasts play a significant role in Illuminati imagery.

 Dragon tattoos are versatile images; you will hardly find two similar dragon tattoos even if you compare a thousand of them. This is because every person will make a dragon tattoo to suit their character.

Star Singer -Eddy Kenzo

However, dragons are available in several shapes, sizes and form across legends and stories although in all of them they represent a sense of power. Mostly, they are usually reptilian creatures flying and also fire breathing. Individuals observe this as a symbol of intelligence and wisdom. The depiction of the dragons makes them perfect images for tattoos.

Former innocent  Mary Bata

This is party due to the fact that the emotionless ‘elite’ relate closely to the characteristics these
creatures have always been revered for, yet the symbolism of the snake may also be linked to the controversial theory that these archaic interbreeding bloodlines (who still forcibly maintain control today) are actually the distant descendants of an ancient reptilian extraterrestrial race that originally came to Earth to hybridize the relatively unevolved native Homo erectus and create a genetically manipulated slave species (that would be us).

Why else would we be repeatedly exposed to so much hierarchical repulsive reptilian imagery? It’s hardly the kind of pleasant thing you would want to be associated with if you were of sane mind, yet those we are told to look up to, respect and repeatedly obey continually seem side with the serpent as their fear-instilling sidekick. Ask yourself why!

Emma Oswin