Paradise on Earth, 46, Freedom of Thought

I wonder where CPBL found her data on 3rd graders flunking out of school in Spain...this is the 2nd or 3rd time she's made reference to that notion so far.

Paradise on Earth, 39, Moslems can improve

Paradise on Earth, 36, divine made us to care for weak persons

Wow.

Paradise on Earth, 32, Milk of angels

This is another with "make copies" posted at the bottom.  What's even more interesting is the other footnote, which CPBL has done with little pieces of tape on many downtown buildings.

Paradise on Earth, 31, Healings for infestation

I think you'll agree that this one is particularly interesting.  Arguably it's a turning point in the quasi-narrative, after which "do no harm" and "kindness schools" thoughts start turning toward xenophobic paranoia more explicitly...

In the later unnumbered editions, there is another flyer with a more complex holy water recipe...

Paradise on Earth, 28, I want health care a different way

Paradise on Earth, 20, People are our best resource

Sorry about the tiny font they used on this one.  Fortunately, only numbers 20 and 21 use this font, and then we get back to an easier-to-read font.

Paradise on Earth, 18, Let free enterprise thrive

I must admit that this vision of "shopping malls" as places of random trades going amok in the hallways sounds pretty sweet to me--but I'm probably envisioning something closer to Burroughs' "Interzone."

Paradise on Earth, 3, Hold hands instead of exterminate Americans

We'll be done with the medical-related "paradise" flyers soon.  You'll notice the subtle shift from "helpful" healing ideas in this flyer toward anti-Obama sentiments.  They begin to diverge toward other forms of paranoia in #6, and from there, they go in more crazy directions than you could ever imagine...