Grim Fairy Tales
Copyright© 2001 by Knave of Hearts
Chapter 7: The Troubles Continue
Erotica Sex Story: Chapter 7: The Troubles Continue - As civilization destroys itself, some people just want to find a home. Simon Woodsman is one of these people and he's prepared to do what ever it takes to make his dream a reality.
Caution: This Erotica Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Fa/Fa Mult BiSexual Post Apocalypse Anal Sex Sex Toys Slow Violence Military
By September of 2024, the government was faced with numerous riots and rebellions across the country. Attempts to repair the food and power distribution were hampered by devastating terrorist actions, the most notable being the release of nerve gas in New York City's Penn Station at rush hour. While the Federal Government struggled to cope, it also had to deal with the movement of refugees as an election year issue.
Simon and Arabella continued their work with the refugees throughout the summer but their work seemed to be without end. Despite the smothering police state, small terrorist groups seemed to sprout from nowhere, striking at the cities' precarious infrastructures. The destruction of Washington D.C.'s water treatment facilities led to an outbreak of cholera in the capitol city, killing the President before it ran its course.
Vice President Patterson assumed control and quickly moved to address all of the areas that he said had contributed to the "fall of civilization as we knew it." Within hours of his swearing in, President Patterson issued Executive Order 9B, which reinforced martial law by allowing summary executions. Using overwhelming military force, the government moved into the cities and cracked down on the rampant lawlessness. The brutality of the government forces led to revolts in Chicago, Hartford, and Toledo but these were suppressed by air strikes and heavy artillery bombardments.
In the aftermath of the Chicago Revolt, the President signed the Bracken Covenants. This broad series of legislation was aimed at "social restoration" and addressed topics ranging from the nationalization of the telecommunications industry to the institution of "reeducation" facilities. By far the most publicly unpopular of these measures was a forced resettlement program.
Federally sponsored settlements, called Potter Towns after the Secretary of Housing, were created in rural areas to house those people who the authorities had deemed as not having a reason to stay in the cities. Stockbrokers and corporate lawyers used to five figure salaries and country club luncheons found themselves rubbing shoulders with convenience store clerks and farmers in rural backwoods towns like Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania and Elk Ford, Tennessee. Needless to say, many states' had to call out their National Guard to make sure that the relocated persons stayed relocated and did not attempt to return to their city homes.
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