Alternative Facts [1]

~ Gottfried

King Mswati III of Swaziland (born as Prince Makhosetive on 19 April 1968) is the only surviving absolute Monarch in Africa. Crowned king of Swaziland on 25 April 1986 at the age of 18, he became the youngest ruling monarch in the world at the time.

Here is where it gets fun. He professes to be a Christian but is legally married to fifteen women. To be fair to him, he is miles behind his late fathers’ record of a hundred and twenty-five wives. Talk about giving King Solomon a run for his money. 😂

Interestingly, he also placed a ban on women below eighteen years of age from having sex, in a bid to mitigate the HIV pandemic in 2001. Just two months after he placed the ban, he violated it and guess what his fine was? A Cow. 😑

You have no choice but to love Africa.

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  3. I concluded that the insatiable desire for marrying several women simultaneously by one man must either be a sexual disease or a perversion. I really do not blame the men but the women who allowed themselves into such. The last time I checked, there was enough men to go round for every woman on an almost 1:1 ratio. In 2019, female world data was 49.58%; read my post on the topic; http://think-talk.org/2020/08/03/what-makes-a-man-marry-several-women/

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  6. Hyper hypocrisy runs in the DNA of some creatures.

    Talking about giving the king Solomon a run for his money, can it also be in wisdom, and not just in women affairs?
    We don’t need more mediocre monarchs in this climes!

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