World Slavery Conference (IC) (SIGN UP TO POST)

[Fenwick Foundation]

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Slavers from around the world have arrived at George Fenwick's secret base deep beneath a jungle, along with news teams eager to cover the conference's proceedings. Miraculously, despite the fact such a gathering should be ripe for an attack by meddling anti-slavers, the attendees are filled with a sense of invincibility, as though people just aren't allowed to do that in this thread.

"I welcome you all to the World Slavery Conference," says George Fenwick.

[Thamesholm and Wallborough]

“Hippolyte Craftswoman” arrives in a fur coat, a dress, high heels and a burqa, it’s an excellent disguise and no one in her home country would suspect it was her.

[The Orwell Society]

"I am glad to be here, Mr. Fenwick." Said Steven Grey, the Orwellian representative. He was dressed in a black and grey suit. "This has turned into quite the business endeavour. You are very luck that we have invested so much into your cause, whatever it may be."

[Fenwick Foundation]

"I am glad to be here, Mr. Fenwick." Said Steven Grey, the Orwellian representative. He was dressed in a black and grey suit. "This has turned into quite the business endeavour. You are very luck that we have invested so much into your cause, whatever it may be."

"And we at the Fenwick Foundation thank the Orwellian government for its support," said George Fenwick. "It has been invaluable."

[Westmonkwick]

IC:
Alexander Mynnyd, Lord Chancellor of the Republic of Westmonkwick,
Cicero Andrew Tarquin FitzKing, Chief Constable of the Westmonkwick Constabulary and Henrietta Hindenburg, Lady-Treasurer of the Republic of Westmonkwick arrive. “Hello, Mr. Fenwick, we are grateful for your service to our country.”

[Fenwick Foundation]

IC:
Alexander Mynnyd, Lord Chancellor of the Republic of Westmonkwick,
Cicero Andrew Tarquin FitzKing, Chief Constable of the Westmonkwick Constabulary and Henrietta Hindenburg, Lady-Treasurer of the Republic of Westmonkwick arrive. “Hello, Mr. Fenwick, we are grateful for your service to our country.”

"The invaders are a bit of a bother, but I've sent my nephew George G. Fenwick to take care of it personally. As you know, I have some personal experience kicking invading forces out of city-states!" he laughs. "Such a shame what had to happen to Munkchester in the end, but they left me no choice."

[Westmonkwick]

IC:
Alexander Mynnyd, Lord Chancellor of the Republic of Westmonkwick,
Cicero Andrew Tarquin FitzKing, Chief Constable of the Westmonkwick Constabulary and Henrietta Hindenburg, Lady-Treasurer of the Republic of Westmonkwick arrive. “Hello, Mr. Fenwick, we are grateful for your service to our country.”

"The invaders are a bit of a bother, but I've sent my nephew George G. Fenwick to take care of it personally. As you know, I have some personal experience kicking invading forces out of city-states!" he laughs. "Such a shame what had to happen to Munkchester in the end, but they left me no choice."

IC: “Indeed, just as the yobs left us no choice when we enslaved them.” He says, “Our streets were made safe, even for lone women at night.” he brags .

[Wellvaria]

"Oh, gentlemen, if you only knew how many problems these idiots are causing.I am glad to be here with you today, but this conflict does not allow our Commander-in-Chief to be present - I hope for your understanding.So, what are the issues on the agenda?"

[Fenwick Foundation]

"Oh, gentlemen, if you only knew how many problems these idiots are causing.I am glad to be here with you today, but this conflict does not allow our Commander-in-Chief to be present - I hope for your understanding.So, what are the issues on the agenda?"

"No worries," George Fenwick says, waving away the commander-in-chief's absence. "Well, we're currently having the reception."

[Westmonkwick]

"Oh, gentlemen, if you only knew how many problems these idiots are causing.I am glad to be here with you today, but this conflict does not allow our Commander-in-Chief to be present - I hope for your understanding.So, what are the issues on the agenda?"

“We’re discussing how to protect our trade from these ghastly ‘alliances’ gangs of commie or wokeist perpetual adolescents who, like most commies, enjoy murdering farmers. We increased the number of farmers from turning Millbed from a ghastly area to a nice suburb”

[Fenwick Foundation]

George Fenwick II arrives.

[The Orwell Society]

"So, on the topic of Fenwick Tower: there are currently two foreign powers participating in the siege against the area. One is openly engaging our destroyers and fighter planes and the other, whos size is uncomfirmed, is lurking in the waters with a fleet of subs. Currently, we have managed to keep all known enemy forces at least five miles from the tower, but that may change as the enemy garners more support. So, what are you, George Fenwick, doing to defend your trade and tower?

[The Orwell Society]

"Oh, gentlemen, if you only knew how many problems these idiots are causing.I am glad to be here with you today, but this conflict does not allow our Commander-in-Chief to be present - I hope for your understanding.So, what are the issues on the agenda?"

“We’re discussing how to protect our trade from these ghastly ‘alliances’ gangs of commie or wokeist perpetual adolescents who, like most commies, enjoy murdering farmers. We increased the number of farmers from turning Millbed from a ghastly area to a nice suburb”

"Interesting…" Mr. Grey frowns

[Yusufzai Swat]

IC:
the Wali of Swat, Muhammad Aurangzeb Adnan Khan Yusufzai arrives
along with his Treasurer-in-Chief Ali Usman Yusufzai , his chiefs of staff and Grand Mufti Abdulhakim Yusufzai.

[Wellvaria]

"So, on the topic of Fenwick Tower: there are currently two foreign powers participating in the siege against the area. One is openly engaging our destroyers and fighter planes and the other, whos size is uncomfirmed, is lurking in the waters with a fleet of subs. Currently, we have managed to keep all known enemy forces at least five miles from the tower, but that may change as the enemy garners more support. So, what are you, George Fenwick, doing to defend your trade and tower?

"Our submarines have already collided with the enemy, and this, apparently, was only the beginning.They are serious enough, but our fleet is already on its way, and when it arrives, it will certainly not allow these moralists to take over either on the water or in the air, let alone the tower itself"
Max Merrer taps his fingers on the table a little anxiously, looking around the audience in anticipation of their words

[Fenwick Foundation]

"So, on the topic of Fenwick Tower: there are currently two foreign powers participating in the siege against the area. One is openly engaging our destroyers and fighter planes and the other, whos size is uncomfirmed, is lurking in the waters with a fleet of subs. Currently, we have managed to keep all known enemy forces at least five miles from the tower, but that may change as the enemy garners more support. So, what are you, George Fenwick, doing to defend your trade and tower?

"Keeping a lot of slaves inside, and promising to execute 100 for anything that comes close without permission. We also have many military assets in the area, as you will be well aware, supporting your forces as necessary, and many more out on and supporting our raids."

[Okoya]

Tomoko Martens, CFO of Masao Industries walks in. She sits down and adjusts the Masao Industries logo pin on her lapel, which is secretly a hidden camera. Right under it is an Okoyan flag pin, with is a microscopic microphone. She quietly waits for the conference to start.

[Westmonkwick]

Our submarines have already collided with the enemy, and this, apparently, was only the beginning.They are serious enough, but our fleet is already on its way, and when it arrives, it will certainly not allow these moralists to take over either on the water or in the air, let alone the tower itself"
Max Merrer taps his fingers on the table a little anxiously, looking around the audience in anticipation of their words

The Westmonkwick delegate clap, “well done!”

Keeping a lot of slaves inside, and promising to execute 100 for anything that comes close without permission. We also have many military assets in the area, as you will be well aware, supporting your forces as necessary, and many more out on and supporting our raids

“The execution of 100 doesn’t seem to function as a deterrent, might I suggest you increase the number to 200 for anything that encroaches on your territory?”

“We’re discussing how to protect our trade from these ghastly ‘alliances’ gangs of commie or wokeist perpetual adolescents who, like most commies, enjoy murdering farmers. We increased the number of farmers from turning Millbed from a ghastly area to a nice suburb”

"Interesting…" Mr. Grey frowns

“Sir, did I offend you with my opposition to the murder of farmers? How do you get food in your country?”

[The Orwell Society]

Our submarines have already collided with the enemy, and this, apparently, was only the beginning.They are serious enough, but our fleet is already on its way, and when it arrives, it will certainly not allow these moralists to take over either on the water or in the air, let alone the tower itself"
Max Merrer taps his fingers on the table a little anxiously, looking around the audience in anticipation of their words

The Westmonkwick delegate clap, “well done!”

Keeping a lot of slaves inside, and promising to execute 100 for anything that comes close without permission. We also have many military assets in the area, as you will be well aware, supporting your forces as necessary, and many more out on and supporting our raids

“The execution of 100 doesn’t seem to function as a deterrent, might I suggest you increase the number to 200 for anything that encroaches on your territory?”

"Interesting…" Mr. Grey frowns

“Sir, did I offend you with my opposition to the murder of farmers? How do you get food in your country?”

"No, no… just your choice words to describe communists. Most of the opposing side are indeed not communist, mostly a mix between capitalist and mild socialist. A communist society can indeed work, as you can see from my country, so I am confused of your demoralization of the ideology."

[Fenwick Foundation]

George Fenwick II arrives.

"Please meet my son, George Fenwick II," says George Fenwick. "He will be presenting the talk 'Why anti-slavers are the real slavers' later."

[Westmonkwick]

George Fenwick II arrives.

"Please meet my son, George Fenwick II," says George Fenwick. "He will be presenting the talk 'Why anti-slavers are the real slavers' later."

“How much does it cost to attend the talk?” Mynnyd asks, looking forward to it,curiously.

[The Orwell Society]

George Fenwick II arrives.

"Please meet my son, George Fenwick II," says George Fenwick. "He will be presenting the talk 'Why anti-slavers are the real slavers' later."

Steven Grey let out a laugh. "Don't push your propaganda on me - trust me, our Ministry of Truth would put your little speech to shame. We all know that slavery is morally wrong. If you don't, than you are a lunitic and a psychopath, which may be case for some… er, you know what I mean. But we just make too much economic benefit from slavery to care even the slightest about the morality of it all."

[Westmonkwick]

"Please meet my son, George Fenwick II," says George Fenwick. "He will be presenting the talk 'Why anti-slavers are the real slavers' later."

Steven Grey let out a laugh. "Don't push your propaganda on me - trust me, our Ministry of Truth would put your little speech to shame. We all know that slavery is morally wrong. If you don't, than you are a lunitic and a psychopath, which may be case for some… er, you know what I mean. But we just make too much economic benefit from slavery to care even the slightest about the morality of it all."

“Sorry, what’s immoral about profiting from making a bunch of riff raff do a days’ work?”

[Fenwick Foundation]

"Please meet my son, George Fenwick II," says George Fenwick. "He will be presenting the talk 'Why anti-slavers are the real slavers' later."

“How much does it cost to attend the talk?” Mynnyd asks, looking forward to it,curiously.

"It's a conference event," says George Fenwick as though the Lord Chancellor is stupid.

"Please meet my son, George Fenwick II," says George Fenwick. "He will be presenting the talk 'Why anti-slavers are the real slavers' later."

Steven Grey let out a laugh. "Don't push your propaganda on me - trust me, our Ministry of Truth would put your little speech to shame. We all know that slavery is morally wrong. If you don't, than you are a lunitic and a psychopath, which may be case for some… er, you know what I mean. But we just make too much economic benefit from slavery to care even the slightest about the morality of it all."

"It's in the sense that they behave in the manner they traditionally accuse us of behaving in."

[The Orwell Society]

Steven Grey let out a laugh. "Don't push your propaganda on me - trust me, our Ministry of Truth would put your little speech to shame. We all know that slavery is morally wrong. If you don't, than you are a lunitic and a psychopath, which may be case for some… er, you know what I mean. But we just make too much economic benefit from slavery to care even the slightest about the morality of it all."

“Sorry, what’s immoral about profiting from making a bunch of riff raff do a days’ work?”

"Exactly." He smiled, satisfied.