He’s a comedian who goes out of his way to make people laugh, despite the legal trouble he’s had in the past. Katt Williams is certainly one of the funnier men in Hollywood, and that was only proved time and time again as he was cast in hilarious roles in famous movies and shows. He had us all laughing like crazy when he was on Nick Cannon’s Wild N Out, and playing Money Mike in The Friday After Next never fails to incite inappropriate laughter from audiences.

While Williams’ career has been pretty good to him, he’s probably not the household name he’d hoped to be. The 43-year-old comedian has tried his hand at rapping, using his stage name Money Mike to do it. He’s had a pretty good run of his career, but he seems to find the law in the most unexpected places. For example, he was arrested in 2006 with a stolen gun in the airport in LA, he was accused of stealing jewelry from a movie set and he’s even been caught on stage using racial comments directed at hecklers.

All in all, Katt Williams does not seem to be the powerful and influential man that a top secret society such as the Illuminati might want within their midst. This group is alleged to have been around for centuries, recently recruiting some of the most famous people in the country – but only those who have the most influence. Its members are said to include the President of the United States, Barack Obama, and music royalty Beyonce and Jay-Z, as well as dozens of other high-profiled stars and politicians. Katt Williams, however, is allegedly not one of them.

Or is it something else that has Williams’ from becoming the star he hoped to become? He’s a high-profile actor and comedian, yet he walks into an airport and hands his briefcase to security to scan and inside there is a stolen firearm? It sounds like one of the stupidest moves anyone could make; but it’s also such a stupid, obvious mistake that it seems there are other forces at play.

Rumor has it that the Illuminati member in charge of Hollywood has decided that anyone who goes against his wishes and does not join the “New World Order” will be punished and their careers ended – and it seems that even Dave Chappelle has been a part of that rumor. The comedian turned down a $50 million contract to continue his show because he didn’t like the direction it was taken, and suddenly the press began painting him as unstable. It might be just what happens when you turn down an Illuminati membership.

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