Ultima

Posted on by Reena Saxena

They debated for hours, shouting and pointing fingers, each claiming to have the best solution for the country’s problems.

Meanwhile, he watched from the shadows, smiling and plotting, waiting for his moment to strike.

He unleashed storms of content on social media which diverted thought processes in the desired direction. Mind control was his ultimate weapon to garner the support of the masses – people who believed he was working to strengthen their position, in non-existent battles.

He declared himself the supreme leader, promising peace, prosperity and world recognition, but delivered only what suited his long-term vested interest.

They had wasted their time arguing, while he had worked his way silently, and then it all came to pass.

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22 thoughts on “Ultima”

  7. surely the masses bear some responsibility.

    “<em>…strengthen their position, in non-existent battles.</em>

    refusing to accept responsibility is the reason people like this gain power.

    thought-provoking, as always, R

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