Abigail Spencer - Redux

Through bribes and intimidation, men in high places ensured that the government would turn a blind eye as the small town of Altricham was turned into a massive sex slave training compound. Within the Special District, Philippe Saint-Albin Secondary School was established, and every young girl in town was required to enroll.

Abigail Spencer, the daughter of a former councilor, would be marched past her home for her parents to see the fine work the new school had done to their precious little girl. This was retribution against Abigail's parents, who had spoken out against the formation of the Special District and the normalization of sex slavery within the UK.

TG: "Your Eminence, there has been criticism regarding the recent actions taken by your committee against a high school student. Critics describe these actions as brutal, inhumane, and excessive. How do you respond to these accusations?”

SDM Ahmed: “I am puzzled by their criticism, as all actions taken by our committee are in accordance with the law. The Special District Act grants us full authority in these matters.”

TG: “Some argue that these actions perpetuate the formation of a parallel society, and they find it difficult to accept practices such as publicly humiliating a young girl by parading her through the town square, naked and with bells attached to her intimate body parts. What are your thoughts on this matter?”

SDM Ahmed: “I would remind these critics that even our Prime Minister has commended our decision as a progressive step towards broader religious freedom. The young girl in question was repeatedly warned about her behavior, and her punishment was a consequence of her disobedience.”

TG: “Your Eminence, I must emphasize that the abuse Abigail has suffered, is a violation of her human rights.”

SDM Ahmed: “I find it unfortunate to encounter such a limited perspective. The Cultural Integration Act, passed last year, grants schools in Special Districts the authority to select students from outside the districts for student exchange programs. I would like to suggest a potential arrangement: how about having your daughter attend one of our schools to experience our culture firsthand? I believe that this personal encounter could provide valuable insights and broaden your understanding.”