Gerald Flurry Has Competition: New Stone of Scone Discovered In Scotland

 

The Kingdom of Kubala claim they have settled in a forest in Jedburgh, with the intention of reclaiming land that was stolen from their ancestors 400 years ago - and the tribe's King has today even claimed to be a descendent of the Messiah.

Their presence has left locals baffled although the tribe claim to live a simple life, bathing in a nearby stream, living in tents, and connecting with nature.

However, they said on Tuesday that they 'don't recognise local laws' and have faced persecution from those who don't understand their ways.

They have been served eviction notices, and have even suffered an attack on their camp when their tents were set on fire. However, instead of bowing to local law enforcement, they say they only recognise the laws of their God, named Yahowah.

King Atehene, 36, who was previously an opera singer under the name Kofi Offeh, leads the group, which consists of his wife, Queen Nandi, and their handmaiden Asnat. They claim they are a lost tribe of Hebrews, with their King descended from David the Messiah, and say their ancestors were cast out when Elizabeth I deported native black Jacobites. 

The group say they live a simple life, and aim to fulfil a prophecy to establish their kingdom and bring other "lost tribes" back into the fold. 

King Atehene said: "The prophecy said, after 400 years, when my ancestors are destroyed from the land of Scotland, from the land of Great Britain, they will go into captivity and lose their identity.

Their presence has left locals baffled although the tribe claim to live a simple life, bathing in a nearby stream, living in tents, and connecting with nature.

However, they said on Tuesday that they 'don't recognise local laws' and have faced persecution from those who don't understand their ways.

They have been served eviction notices, and have even suffered an attack on their camp when their tents were set on fire. However, instead of bowing to local law enforcement, they say they only recognise the laws of their God, named Yahowah.

'Lost African tribe' set up home in Scots woodlands as locals left baffled

 

It is truly amazing to be alive in the 21st century and to witness all the new and extraordinary discoveries around the world and the greatest minds, like Bob Thiel, revealing new truths to us daily, how did we ever cope in the past?

Now, in a major blow to Armstrongism and especially Gerald Flurry, we are now able to understand that the world now possesses THREE coronation stones.

There is the legitimate one in Scotland, the illegitimate one in Edmond, Oklahoma, and now the new and improved one back in Scotland.

The LOST Kingdom and the LAST Kingdom of Scotland have now been established in the wilds of Scotland. Naturally, a lunatic American has joined the group—a missing Texas woman.

African couple who lay claim to woodlands in Scotland as their Kingdom of Kubala lament what they call persecution while "reclaiming" their ancestral lands stolen from them 400 years ago.
Africans they say are natives to the UK, not whites.https://t.co/ZMucyjVIdJ pic.twitter.com/DLcSG45OHe

— Felix Rex (@navyhato) August 20, 2025

Missing Texas woman Kaura Taylor found living in lost ‘African’ tribe in Scotland pic.twitter.com/KZaAXub9W0

— TaraBull (@TaraBull808) August 21, 2025

A missing American woman has been found living among a lost 'African' tribe in Jedburgh’s woodlands in the UK. Members of the tribe say they plan to reclaim land in the Scottish Highlands taken from their ancestors about 400 years ago. pic.twitter.com/Bb4qs5Nqdz

— Creepy.org (@creepydotorg) August 21, 2025

This new LAST KINGDOM did not last too long. Local residents burned it down. Now if only the local residents in Edmond, Oklahoma had the same idea...

The people of Jedburgh Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 are fighting back against the African wild tribes that have invaded their homelands and burned down their tents 🏕️

The UK is the laughing stock of the World. The Government have completely lost control of their borders.

#EnoughIsEnough pic.twitter.com/TVnUMtLTBr

— Arthur (@ArthurSXAI) August 18, 2025