Steve Edwards blogs on the war that Australian military and government conspirators have tried to cover-up for decades:
It seems our Yobbo’s favourite monarch, Prince Leonard of Hutt, is in fact a belligerent rogue dictator who in 1977 waged bloody war against the peaceful people of Australia.

The Australian Civil War however, was nothing compared to the cycle of violence that has plagued the similarly styled Principality of Sealand:
In 1968, the British navy attempted to evict the new inhabitants of Roughs Tower. Prince Roy responded by firing several shots at the vessels, and as a result was summoned to a British court.
In 1978, while Prince Roy was away, a German man and several Dutch citizens forcibly took over Roughs Tower and held Prince Roy’s son, Michael, captive, releasing Michael several days later in the Netherlands. Prince Roy enlisted some well-armed help and, in a helicopter assault, retook the fortress.
The 1980’s ushered in a new period of peace and prosperity for Sealand, allowing its peaceful citizens realise their dream of building a tax-free gambling paradise.
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