Uncovering A Gigantic Royal Scam

Addressing someone as a King or Queen isn't necessarily a term of endearment. There is a delusional belief that the Kings of Africa were benevolent and revered rulers who were great caretakers of their subjects-the truth is far more sobering. African Kings like Tegbesu of Dahomey raked in an astounding $200,000 a year selling slaves in 1750 ironically he had to be compensated financially by the British to end the practice. In the name of equality, let's not leave out the ladies. Queen Njinga, a 17th century ruler of Mbundu was famous for fighting against the Portuguese. She also captured slaves from internal wars and sold them to the Portuguese. Njinga later converted to Christianity and then subsequently sold traditional African leaders into slavery claiming that they "violated her Christian Precepts. Kings and Queens were not often benevolent and by decree were not morally superior than the people they ruled. Frederick Douglass was not particularly a fan of the African Kings nor of returning to their rule. "The savage chiefs of the western coasts of Africa, who for ages have been accustomed to selling their captives into bondage and pocketing the ready cash for them, will not more readily accept our moral and economical ideas than the slave traders of Maryland and Virginia,”... “We are, therefore, less inclined to go to Africa to work against the slave trade than to stay here to work against it.”
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King Mswati III |
King Mswati of tiny southern African nation of Swaziland is one of the more colorful and controversial rulers in Africa currently. In addition he may be one of the most egregious examples of absolute power and corruption of monarchs. His regime has come under scrutiny for numerous alleged human rights violations. He has been accused of using torture and excessive force, as well as discrimination against political opponents, extrajudicial killings, unlawful arrests and detentions, as well as illegal searches and seizures. He once allegedly kidnapped a young girl from her school with intentions of marrying her. Mswati has instituted constraints on freedom of speech, assembly, association, and press. Members of the Gay community, labor leaders, and activists against child labor have also been in the crosshairs of his highness. The average Swazi lives on $1.25 a day, however Mswati managers to squeak by on a household budget of $60 million; no doubt to care for his 35 wives! The King made international headlines when he requested $15 million to redecorate his palace. And for the construction for new ones for 11 of his wives. Also Mswati sparked ire for his purchase of a $500,000 Maybach 62 automobile. According to the Forbes 2009 list of the World's 15 Richest Royals, King Mswati is worth a reported $200 million. It is certainly good to be the King. Sorry to reign on the royal fantasies of so many. However if someone refers to you as a King or Queen, please ask them which one?
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