Radio Z Hits The Nadir Of The Moral Alphabet
24 November 2000
Graham Capill
Party Leader
Party Leader Graham Capill has criticised Radio Z for what he says is an “irresponsible competition that encourages youth to focus on the dark side of life and aims for the nadir of the moral scale.”
Radio Z has been offering young people a free Marilyn Manson CD, entitled “Holy Wood”, after they have answered a simple question.
Mr Capill said, “Why put such a diabolical CD in the hands of confused, mixed up young people? Do we really want to encourage the cynicism and religious hatred contained in the tracks of this CD?”
Tracks include:
Disposable teams
God eat
God
In the Shadow of the Valley of
Death
Crucifixion
The Fight
Song
King Killing
“That the station’s own promotion appeals to that which is dark, satanic and evil, must be of concern to any thinking person.
“Given that many young people face dark situations in their own lives, Radio Z would be much better advised to give away what is uplifting and excellent instead of the evil trash of Manson.” Mr Capill concluded.
Contact: Party Leader
Graham Capill, Direct Line: (03) 352 6720 or (021) 661
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