The philosopher and playwright William Shakespeare once said about Denmark: “Something is rotten in the state of Denmark.” The current state of Contradiction Land (Tazadistan) is no different. The black-robed elite here hold the ultimate power over the nation’s fate, yet they quarrel like children on a street, turning against their own leader, who, in turn, is furious with his colleagues. These black-robed figures, whose decisions were meant to guide and illuminate the nation, are themselves incapable of making clear choices. Much like Denmark, conspiracies are rife within their halls. The institution is visibly divided, and these pillars of justice and wisdom can’t even summon the courage to sit with their colleagues in neighbouring chambers to resolve this crisis. By pushing the nation onto the cross of ego, fame, and so-called principles, these black-robed figures parade around the halls of power, cheered on by sycophants. Isn’t there even one among..