Liboya takes over USP

Today Robert 'The Bruce' Liboya took over control of the Unified Swaziland Protection, he is the grandson of a founder of one of the original 13 security companies that originally bid to takeover security of Mbabane and he is welcome by all. Today a new campaign to regain independence from the Longshanks, end Luhkwele all over Swaziland and retrieve the Stone of destiny has begun.

Tears for Death of a Braveheart

This is the last image of Willake Wallace alive that will ever been taken. He was taken and hung by reactionaries from the longshanks as revenge for the riots and takeover of their office on Stirling street. He was supposedly drawn out from his quarters in the building by the four men in the picture who told him of a plan to takeover the new Longshanks base just outside the city in Falkirk county. this is a sad day for the USP however it is not the death of the USP it will live on in new leadership and it will be victorious.

Stirling Falls to Unified Swaziland Protection

Willake Wallace today succesfully took over the headquarters of Plantagenets Longshank's Security office on 1297 Stirling street. he has said that the USP under the guidance of Wallace will takeover the national security of Swaziland, bring an end to Luhkwele, bring back the Stone of Destiny and return it to its rightfall place. It took 8 hours to defeat Plantagenet's small army of security however Wallace had full support of those living in Trebalwya due to the unrest over the past couple of days and was able to run them out.

Longshanks in Mbabane

Extra security has been brought into Mbabane to battle the increased unrest in the city because of the mining of Mount Cotkone. 13 companies bid to takeover the security of the capital but Margaret 'the Maid' Undende failed to decide and was eventually kicked out of office. A South African company called Longshanks has taken over, increasing fears that South Africa is infringing on Swaziland's independence. Edwarhi Plantagenet wh0 is one of the chairman of Longshanks and looks after their interests out of South Africa says 'as long as the people of Mbabane do not cause trouble they will stay safe'.