Yeah,so uhhh, like I was saying!? I don't know if this is serious or not, but!? While I was checking to make sure I spelled the name of Swaziland correctly, I uhhhhhhhhh? Ay, LOOK!? NOBODY NORMALLY PUTS IT ONLINE THAT THEY INTEND TO REVOLT OVER A GAME OF FOOTBALL, BUT HEY!? Crazy shit like that happens here in Nazi-America, SO!? I DON'T KNOW!? I DON'T!
Maybe you do?
BUT I DON'T!?
Here's the potentially FAKE ARTICLE THAT COULD BE A JOKE THAT COULD BE REAL THAT I HAVE NO CLUE HOW MUCH TRUTH IS TO IT! Indeed Swaziland... You are a FORTRESS. You ARE A RIDDLE-AND-MYSTERY! That has HIDDEN ITSELF AWAY FROM ME! Here is the article that could be a TOTAL NON-ARTICLE, that COULD BE REAL. But may be NOTHING AT ALL BUT SWAZILAND LAUGHING AT MY IGNORANT BLACK-ASS!
Revolution planned in Swaziland if Chiefs and Pirates play
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Swaziland Solidarity Network (SSN) have revealed that they will launch a revolution should Kaizer Chiefs andOrlando Pirates take part in the King's Cup tournament.SSN and the Swaziland People's United Democratic Movement (Pudemo) are against the tournament which is organised by King Swati III, who is said to have violated human rights and ruled the country with an iron fist.
The two organisations believe that if Bucs and Amakhosi play in the tournament, it would indicate that the Soweto giants are pledging their support to the monarch.
According to SSN's Public Relations Officer (PRO) Lucky Lukhele they have put in place "underground" plans to dispatch a revolution if Pirates and Chiefs do participate in the King's Cup.
"All systems are in place underground and overground in South Africa and in Swaziland should they [Pirates and Chiefs] decide to ignore us," Lukhele said in the Sowetan.
"Our revolution will not be peed on by ignorant people. We have a network of people who are helping us and we are ready for anything," he concluded.
Swazi Premier League sides Royal Leopards and Mbabane Swallows will take on Bucs and Amakhosi respectively in the King's Cup semi-finals.
The one-day tournament will be played on the 18th of July at the Somhlolo National Stadium in Lobamba, which is between Mbabane and Manzini.
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