I never thought my elderly preacher uncle was CIA, but he was when he was on mission in Uganda in the '60s. Never thought I'd run into spook-tied spawn in tabletop RPGs, but there's that MI6-tied guy who writes books about China (James Palmer) that curiously support a specific Globohomo narrative.

Most of the anti-porn crusading isn't going to find purchase with normies until the exploitation hits someone--some woman or child--close to them, or they can see how others use the porn business as a front for other nefarious perfidity such as compromising government and corporate officials at all levels of society so the network can blackmail them into doing what's demanded of them.

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Scratching the surface for any corruption of the culture and you will find spooks involved. Not just KGB. A lot of this was CIA/OSS, and when you dig deep enough those distinctions disappear into the more familiar (for us, now) divide of pro and anti-Globohomo. This is where things like the Finders and all those missing kids being recovered come into the situation; the above-the-fold porn business masks the under-the-table trafficking of all sorts of vulnerable people, some of which is to slake thirsts that cannot be countenanced (e.g. the pedos those kids were meant for), and the rest is to play honeytrap in operations like that Epstein and Maxwell ran.