Camelid Revolution

On the 4th of April 1968 Alpaca Rebels stormed down the mountains in the night towards the warehouses in which their fur had been taken and marched along the streets of Milan, and spit at innocent bystanders. The riots became violent when protesters set fire to their old fur and burnt half the city down. After a confrontation with police forces parliament was stormed, and they held Carlo Tognoli at spit-point, before he signed a bill to give rights to all Alpacas. This is why we no longer have Alpaca wool worldwide. (Noun)

I lost my grandmother in the Camelid Revolution.