A Raggamuffin's Return Address
Day 552, 18:10
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Published in South Africa 
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by
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by Esteban Delgado
Men, women, and children of South Africa:
This night is perhaps one of South Africa's most important nights. This night waits to be read about in history books. This night defines our freedom, our independence, our sovereignty, and self-governance. This night is our night This night belongs to South Africa.
The day began with the May 2008 Congressional Elections and will end in national victory as our very freedom, independence, sovereignty, and self-governance is determined by our own will-power and political ability to keep South Africa in our hands.
This day, we face enemies already nestled on our lands in Kwazulu-Natal, Eastern Cape, Northern Cape, and Western Cape: Brazilian macaquitos and Indonesian rice paddies. The former controls The Democratic Red and Black Party and the latter is nestled in The Church of Wizzitology. Today, they will attempt to politically takeover and rob our government as well as sabotage our great African nation.
But we won't let them. We CAN'T let them. I know this because when a nation is united, not fragmented into small groups vying for individual gain, it is absolutely impossible to bring down.
For every loyal South African, there are two to three maniacal little macacos or wacky rice paddies trying to bring him or her down. We know it can't happen though. Not without our courage, strength, heart, and mind. We care too much about our country and our identity to let them take either away from us.
I ask you, people of South Africa as well as those who respect us and our peace, to not only maintain and protect what is ours tonight in these congressional elections, but to mark tonight as a turning point in our standing in this world. No longer are we going to be pushed around. No longer will our lands be ravaged and our people enslaved by any invading hordes. Today is the day we take back what is ours. And tonight is our night to keep!
To our Freedom!
To our Independence!
To our Sovereignty!
And Self-Governance!
One Love.
This night is perhaps one of South Africa's most important nights. This night waits to be read about in history books. This night defines our freedom, our independence, our sovereignty, and self-governance. This night is our night This night belongs to South Africa.
The day began with the May 2008 Congressional Elections and will end in national victory as our very freedom, independence, sovereignty, and self-governance is determined by our own will-power and political ability to keep South Africa in our hands.
This day, we face enemies already nestled on our lands in Kwazulu-Natal, Eastern Cape, Northern Cape, and Western Cape: Brazilian macaquitos and Indonesian rice paddies. The former controls The Democratic Red and Black Party and the latter is nestled in The Church of Wizzitology. Today, they will attempt to politically takeover and rob our government as well as sabotage our great African nation.
But we won't let them. We CAN'T let them. I know this because when a nation is united, not fragmented into small groups vying for individual gain, it is absolutely impossible to bring down.
For every loyal South African, there are two to three maniacal little macacos or wacky rice paddies trying to bring him or her down. We know it can't happen though. Not without our courage, strength, heart, and mind. We care too much about our country and our identity to let them take either away from us.
I ask you, people of South Africa as well as those who respect us and our peace, to not only maintain and protect what is ours tonight in these congressional elections, but to mark tonight as a turning point in our standing in this world. No longer are we going to be pushed around. No longer will our lands be ravaged and our people enslaved by any invading hordes. Today is the day we take back what is ours. And tonight is our night to keep!
To our Freedom!
To our Independence!
To our Sovereignty!
And Self-Governance!
One Love.
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It's been a while, hasn't it?
Good speach from a true patriot.
(And, of course, voted.)
Thank you, and yes it has been quite a long time. Long enough to miss the presidency of compmage, South Africa's first president after the reign of the Croatian tyrants, as well as to be absent during Jizzie McGuire's fantastic two-term president that I've heard so much about. Came back just in time witness the same age-old tiresome threat of a political takeover. In fact, I don't think I remember an election during my time alive when South Africa hasn't had to deal with political takeover attempts.
All Presidential elections post-Croatian occupation have been free of PTO attempts, sans the last one.
However, we've had Congress PTO'd once (THEOCRATS!!! @#$%!!!), and an attempted PTO more times.
Good to see you back Esteban. If we lose, no matter how bad it gets, we must keep our community together. Without it, we'll have nothing left.
Actually esteban, Compmage wasn't a particular president to be proud of, I would have it rather been Deus Ex 😛
I don't know much of our history after early November 2008, I just figured a South African president of South Africa would be better than a Croatian zockyist. Ahh, I love that term.
Could you fill me in on compmage's term?
Oh and thank you Oceanus. I hold the same thoughts.
Esteban do you have MSN? I'd be happy to fill you in through messages, MSN would just make it go faster.
Mate we have had more TO attemps than a 1st class hooker has johns.
Hi Esteban Delgado ,
how r u man ??? 😃
i wish u ur dream : SA independence
forget the past 😃 i'm a new man
Sorry to bring you back right smack in the middle of another PTO! The last couple months have been pretty great here in SA, honest! As always, Jizzie will fight on. I just hope my old comrades remain by my side.
Good article, comrade. Good to have you back.
Hey goldsky, I don't remember much of the past but anyone who wishes South Africa to remain independent is a friend of mine and of South Africa's.
And thank you Jizzie, I'll stay by your side, only in exile now 😉