A Brazilian Cult Leader Who Encouraged Open Air Group Sex is on The Run From The Police

In Brazil, a Cult leader is on the run after the authorities leant that he had a morally corrupting influence on his followers. It was reported that the Cult leader was in the habit of commanding his followers to have sex in broad daylight and in public view in return for some heavenly bumper banana harvest. He made his followers believe that he had the powers to intercede for blessings of bumper banana harvests and  that he could shower any couple willing to have sex in public view with blessings of a bumper banana harvest. Eager to maximize on their harvests in these hard economic times, many of the followers of this Cult leader were reported to be regularly engaging in orgy sex in public view to please their Cult leader and benefit from the reward of the bumper banana harvest.

The Brazilian police recently launched a search for the Cult leader with the Hope of arresting him before his moral bankruptcy spread to many parts of the country. On one occasion, his hut was surrounded completely by police but he and seven other members of the cult managed to storm out of the hut completely naked, a bizarre act that shocked the policemen and discouraged them from pursuing the naked followers. Perhaps the idea of policemen pursuing naked women trying to run away into the bushes was considered a sensitive ethical issue, so the Cult leader and his naked male and female followers literally got away, thanks to their nakedness.

However, the Brazilian Police Chief, Mr. Adam has ordered a fresh hunt for the Cult leader and his followers, so the storm is not over yet for this amorous Cult leader and his nude followers.

Cult leaders have such domineering influence on their followers that they simply compel them to do their command without rational debate. About 10 years ago in the western part of my country, a religious cult led about 1000 people to their death, after reaping them off their wealth and then setting them on fire in a hall that had been locked from outside. They had promised their followers that the world was coming to an end in 1999. When no signs of the end times seemed to be appearing in the skies of Uganda, the Cult leaders lured followers into a hall, locked members inside and set the entire Hall on fire after pouring gasoline in and around the building.  They later escaped and to this day, nobody knows where they are.