Socialist Organiser

The weekly of the fused Workers Socialist League, July 1981 to April 1984

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Socialist Organiser no. 90, 24 June 1982 · scan p. 16 · about 177 words

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The Princess of Wales has given birth to the next heir to the throne - and as expected, it's a parasite!

'The bonny, bouncing baby weighed in at several tons around the neck of the working class and a hospital spokesperson said "Mother and baby were doing very nicely, thank you."

The news was broken to crowds queucing up outside St. Mary's Hospital for NHS treatment. - the same hospital where the Princess was booked in to a £126.90 a day room.

According to sources inside the hospital it bears striking resemblance to the human race. It takes somo years for the royal instincts to emerge (writes a doctor).

Prince Charles was present at the birth just like any ordinary father and helped the Princess through her labour with so phrases like "Oh; goodness, what a d mess!" and by getting his footmen to massa back.

A spokesperson fr royal family said train the new parasite woul as soon as possible, ! income from the ci could not be con until it could count six figures.

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