The leader of the proto-state
The article outlines the characteristics of a corrupt ruler in a proto-state, where he seeks to link religion with the state in order to entrench tyranny and corruption. He controls decision-making centers to undermine public institutions and build a personal empire. He also promotes the spread of extremism and triviality through the media, consumes the country's resources on personal projects, and transforms educational curricula into tools of repression, resulting in a populace deprived of critical thinking and fragmented identity. The ruler relies on populist language that incites divisions and practices discrimination against women, depending on external forces to support his authority. Meanwhile, he plunders the country's wealth and amplifies corruption to weaken society and ignite strife.
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