Save Our Children from Obscene Essene Literature!!
Friday, 27 July 2001, 4:29 pm
Press Release: The Corrective Party
"The Corrective Party is shocked, horrified, spindled,
folded and mutilated that so-called "christian" groups are
calling for the importation and viewing of obscene and
Essence papyri that contains nothing but perverted obscene
Essene "literature!!!" said Sister Malaris, Pustulant
Mistress of the Corrective Party today in response to the
recent Auckland mueseum furore.
"Now, we realise that
there was no such thing as undergarments in those days and
the winds got frisky around the Messadas, but is that any
reason to talk about the abominable practice called 'letting
it all hang out?' asked the head SM nun.
"This obscene
Essene literature should not be allowed in the country, and
we call for its prohibition from New Zealand!!! Anyone who
calls for its open display here should be spanked!!!"
concluded the Corrective Party Matrix Magna.
Contact:
Sister Malaria SM (06) 3583609 The Corrective Party
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