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According to the first son, the English Queen, her Majesty Elizabeth was his first Commander-in-chief. Therefore the English military made him a soldier.
It’s for this reason that he’s willing to lay his life on the line for her. Therefore anybody that detests the Queen or is against her should know that they are against Muhoozi.
“This young beautiful lady, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, was my first Commander-in-Chief! The British military made me a soldier. When it comes to the Queen, I will fight anyone in the world,” Muhoozi tweeted.
Muhoozi took an officer Cadet course at the Royal Military Academy in Sandhurst, the UK.
This was his first enrollment into the military. He has now evolved into one of the highest ranking army officers in Uganda.
This is not the first time the first son is showing great admiration for the Queen of England. He’s constantly taken to his Twitter to air out his views about different personalities and his admiration for them.
This was another bizarre tweet from Muhoozi in the long list of such tweets he’s constantly made.
With the attrociteie the British empire reigned upon it’s colonies, it’s weird to find a high ranking military official whose father leans more towards the socialist ideologies showing admiration for a capitalist Western monarch.
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