nTshingwayo ka Mahole

Subject: nTshingwayo ka Mahole Wed Mar 24, 2021 12:21 pm

While browsing I came across this site, Zulukingdom.com.

Ntshingwayo kaMahole Khoza led the #Zulu regiments in 1879 (with Mavumengwana kaNdlela Ntuli) against the invading British. His high rank in the Zulu Kingdom and his recognized abilities as a warrior made him a natural choice as a senior commander. As old as he was (about 70 years) he was determined to run over 90km with his regiments from Ulundi to Isandlwana, and he did.
It is rather very sad during that Anglo-Zulu War campaign the enemy (#British) injected him with chemicals that saw him grow breasts like a woman…but what is even more sad is that there’s not much written about this dauntless hero in the history books.

Subject: Re: nTshingwayo ka Mahole Wed Mar 24, 2021 12:31 pm

Hi Frank,

Yeah I can across this many years ago....

I have always thought that some of these portly izinduna would be hard pressed to run with their regiments and employed a hoss.....(that said the regiments 'strolled' by their standards from Ulundi to Isandlwana).

I think his physique was more the result of millet beer than chemicals.....I didn't actually know we had that sort of thing in 1879.....

Cheers

Sime

Subject: Re: nTshingwayo ka Mahole Wed Mar 24, 2021 1:21 pm

I was going to post the accompanying photo but thought the woke warriors would challenge be for belittling the mamary challenged of the people that carry milk.

Subject: nTshingwayo Ka Mahole Wed Mar 24, 2021 10:36 pm

Hi Frank
What is more than apparent is that it seems a '' rubbish '' website , Chemicals in 1879 for breast enhancement !! , aren't steroids for such only a fairly recent thing say in the last 20-25 years or so ? . hahahahahahaha , no need to wonder who created the site .....enough said !.
90th Suspect

Subject: Re: nTshingwayo ka Mahole Fri Mar 26, 2021 6:07 am

Gary Im pretty sure Fred would describe it as 'Oreille de cochon'.

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