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The Great Global Repopulation of 1946 is a historical event in which Field Marshall Sir Thomas Hugh Charles Shaggingworth single-handedly led a campaign that significantly increased the human population by having sex with unprecedented numbers of women. And so it began. His proponents called him a genius. Detractors called him a madman. But his quest was simple: undo the damage of the Second World War.

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  • The Great Global Repopulation of 1946 is a historical event in which Field Marshall Sir Thomas Hugh Charles Shaggingworth single-handedly led a campaign that significantly increased the human population by having sex with unprecedented numbers of women. And so it began. His proponents called him a genius. Detractors called him a madman. But his quest was simple: undo the damage of the Second World War.
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  • The Great Global Repopulation of 1946 is a historical event in which Field Marshall Sir Thomas Hugh Charles Shaggingworth single-handedly led a campaign that significantly increased the human population by having sex with unprecedented numbers of women. After the Second World War, the world had a large deficit of people. Both soldiers and civilians in all countries (except Switzerland) lost their lives by virtue their direct and indirect involvement in the conflict. Field Marshall Shaggingworth surveyed the situation when he was appointed the chairman of the Royal Commission on International Population Deficits. The report of the Royal Commission, published in 1945, recorded Shaggingworth’s dissenting view in the recommendations section: “Such a state of affairs has prompted me to act on basic instincts of the most cardinal nature to repair the damage that this conflict wrought through a campaign of frequent and enjoyable repopulation. Seeing as my colleagues on the Royal Commission do not agree with my views, then I shall see it as incumbent upon myself to execute such an undertaking.” And so it began. His proponents called him a genius. Detractors called him a madman. But his quest was simple: undo the damage of the Second World War.
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