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Speculating further on the theme raised by Manstuprator’s Rene Guyon post. The House That Paul Built (1980) describes three households in the Netherlands where pederasts ran homes, with State backing, for wayward boys. It is the genesis of institutionalised pederasty, a tender green shoot. From here, it’s not a big step to creating more formal drop-in centres, various clubs for boys. These clubs would need to exhibit a genuine primary focus on social utility. Managing the sexual side of things might need to be quite strict. Hell, pederasts are doing this anyway, taking up chaste careers in teaching, coaching, counselling, etc. We could have turned this to our, and boys, advantage. We should have borrowed from the Christians. In the early days of persecution, the grass-roots ministering work won converts. Being won to the faith came after the proof of their good intentions and effects. The PAN interview shows an understandable but ultimately self-defeating obsession with the sexual details of these boys homes. The focus should have been: How can we build on this dynamic, tap into the historical tradition and bring the best of pederasty back to life? Who’s blowing whom is pretty small beer beside the achievement of getting a boy off the road to perdition and usefully into society. And these clubs would segue very easily from places where homeless bad boys are saved to places that bored middle-class boys also find attractive and beneficial. Another excellent example from the three decades preceding 1980 is Hajo Ortil, who, incidentally, is second only to Gabriel Matzneff for most popular page. A true pederastic legend of our time. Ortil, in Germany, created a canoeing club called the Pirates, and over the years 800 boys between 12yo and 20yo passed through its welcoming naturist embrace. Around 80% of these boys stayed in touch with Ortil long after their adolescent idyll. It was a mixed-sex group, although with a preponderance of boys. This kept the haters at bay and, as Ortil remarked, the girls didn’t hurt in attracting boys! Personally, I think today boys are crying out for some male-only spaces, but it’s not a very important point here. The club he created was successful, because it was a genuine naturist canoeing endeavour, not a thinly disguised grindr app. Ortil says: Now, many people knew me and saw what I was doing and tried to do the same. But they always made mistakes. There was a group in Munich but all they were interested in was playing games, so it was only half a year and they were caught by the police. Then a friend of mine in Stuttgart said, "Oh, I shall do the same as you, but I know nothing about canoeing, so I will bring together young men interested in motorcycling." Well, good, but his flat was in the middle of an apartment building, and these men they drank and they were singing songs very loud and they had their stereo, all too loud. So the neighbours got angry and called the police, and when the police came they were naked lying in bed making love. The boys were very, very good. They said, "No, we won't say anything." But the police had the proof by their eyes and so the men got two years of imprisonment. All these attempts to do the same as I did exploded because they always made mistakes. And there it is. The exploded opportunity. |