The Sun is a family newspaper. It has been run much like a family business since Rupert Murdoch purchased it in 1969. He has since regaled us with his opinions, political policies and interests on a regular basis.

In the more enlightened 1970's there was a keen interest to bring sexy pictures of beautiful young women's chests plastered all over Page 3 of his newspaper to all the family.

Indeed this interest was taken a step further in the 'forward thinking' 1980's with the introduction of a charming, fresh faced 16 year girl (and her tits) on to the scene appearing regulary in the national newspaper (Sam Fox = yum).

This 'British Institution' has become a 'Pillar' of the Sun brand (*)

(*) except at the weekend and the whole or Ireland :-(

For 44 years It has provided British and Irish children with quite possibly the first glimpse of sexy booby pics. A 'right of passage' no less. This institution is known as Page 3, some call it 'glamour' or some even call it 'softcorrrrrrr porn.'

I call topless Page 3 girls "good role models" who are "very healthy" and promote "natural beauty" (well the previous Sun Editor, Dominic Editor, said that and I nicked it). What better way to promote these ideals to 10 year old girls, and boys ;-) than via Page 3 of a family newspaper?

Lets face it even Lego and Disney know the Sun is an ideal branding partner for kids hence their recent Sun campaigns. All the family love sexy topless young women. #Fact

Stop those jealous killjoys over at www.nomorepage3.org ruining our fun and sign my petition to show Mr Murdoch we care! Families need sexy tit pics which "we know is a good way of selling newspapers."(**)

(**) Current Sun Editor, David Dimsmore (June 2013 )

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