The Pink Fright
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| - | Late 16th-century campaign allegedly carried out by [[La Ligue d'Agenda de la Pinque]], famous for its far-reaching mass appeal. God-fearing young men under the guise of "wrestling for the King" were deceived into homosexual acts. Few found shame and fled but the ranks continued to grow. With the success of their first masturbation machine they soon drew the ire of the governing fathers who persecuted the collectives until they went underground. Many secret societies are claimed by unscrupulous authors to have found thier roots in this diaspora of wickedness. | + | Late 16th-century campaign allegedly carried out by [[La Ligue d'Agenda de la Pinque]], famous for its far-reaching mass appeal. God-fearing young men under the guise of "wrestling for the King" were deceived into homosexual acts. Few found shame and fled but the ranks continued to grow. With the success of their first [[masturbation]] machine they soon drew the ire of the governing fathers who persecuted the collectives until they went underground. Many secret societies are claimed by unscrupulous authors to have found thier roots in this diaspora of wickedness. |
| Active in France, Italy, Spain, Austrian and Egypt. | Active in France, Italy, Spain, Austrian and Egypt. | ||
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Late 16th-century campaign allegedly carried out by La Ligue d'Agenda de la Pinque, famous for its far-reaching mass appeal. God-fearing young men under the guise of "wrestling for the King" were deceived into homosexual acts. Few found shame and fled but the ranks continued to grow. With the success of their first masturbation machine they soon drew the ire of the governing fathers who persecuted the collectives until they went underground. Many secret societies are claimed by unscrupulous authors to have found thier roots in this diaspora of wickedness.
Active in France, Italy, Spain, Austrian and Egypt.
