A self-proclaimed Tribal Who has set up camp in one Scottish Forest says that he has been attacked by local people throwing rocks and shouting misconduct.
The so -called Kubala Empire established itself earlier this year in Woodland, about 41 miles south of Edinburgh early this year, stating that he was reclaiming the land taken from his ancestors in the highlands 400 years ago.
The 43 -year -old Jean Gasho, who styles herself as Rani Nandi, posted online footage this week, showing public members facing their group.
He alleged that the bricks were thrown, the children thrown the rocks, and the adults shouted abuse and humiliation. In the video, a man is heard saying, “This is a creed and I will always stick to it.”
The clashes have inspired a local officer to call for calm despite saying that Tribe claims are “Ludicus”,
Ms. Gasho, who is from Zimbabwe, lives with her Ghana’s husband, Kofi Offeh with a former 36 -year -old Kofi’s singer, calling herself King Athene, and her handmade, Kara Taylor, an American who insisted that she voluntarily joined despite her missing.
The group has surprised the local people for months. Last month, he was forced to move after being removed from the scottish Borders Council (SBC) -owned land.
On Tuesday, Ms. Gasho shared another video, this time a woman was shown trying to enter the camp and tear the tent.
Ms. Gasho said that the Bishopakars had called the police as they noticed that the tribe was attacked orally and harassed at Tiktok Live. In a separate video posted online, police officers were shown to reach the camp and ask the group whether they were hurt or the property was damaged.
Scott Hamilton, a member of SBC SBC SBC, said the situation had become unacceptable. “Footage was shared with me [yesterday]In which an unholy, unfair situation was shown: where violence was threatened, where allegations were made and where tension was increasing. It will not achieve anything, ”he said.
“This group will leave Zedberg … in legitimate ways – but they only mean that it will also be, not the crowd with mentality or threats or violence.”
He said: “Yes, the group may bother us with some of its attractive allegations of heritage and history – but we should rise above it.”
Ms. Gasho said that such enmity was not new for Kubala. “This is nothing new to Kubala – we have experienced it before,” he said. “In Zbergberg, it is just starting. It is always painful to experience something like this, but we have something that is bigger than the physical. We know that we do not have the help of the system – they will not hurry to protect us, so we always remain stable in our God.”
Kubala state leaders claim to be a descendant of “lost tribes of the Ibrews”, saying that black jacobtes once ruled Scotland and Jerusalem was actually located there. They describe themselves as the only true heir to the ground. There is no evidence to support these claims.