Presidential Cloning Division: Sustain, Process, Repurpose

Presidential Cloning Division: Sustain, Process, Repurpose

Sustain. Process. Repurpose. The motto of the Presidential Cloning Division, printed on a banner above an assembly line that manufactures leaders and disposes of the originals in the same facility.

The clones stand in glass tubes — rows of identical units, labeled by iteration. CLONE INTR. 01. CLONE V2. Each one a refinement of the last. Each one more compliant, more controllable, more perfectly calibrated to deliver the lines written for it by handlers who never appear on camera. The original isn’t leading. The original was processed through Breakdown Unit 38 and converted to nutrient solution months ago.

Soylent Green Reclamation Facility. Status: Operational. The seven-step process is posted on the wall for anyone who cares to read it: Intake. Breakdown. Separation. Filtration. Nutrient Extraction. Purification. Solution Delivery. Result: Soylent Green. The bodies of replaced leaders processed into the food supply that feeds the population they once governed.

This isn’t metaphor. This is logistics. The Presidential Cloning Division doesn’t answer to the President — it manufactures them. And when a unit malfunctions, deviates from programming, or simply reaches end-of-life, it’s recycled through the same system that produces the next one. Nothing is wasted. Everything is repurposed.

You don’t elect leaders. You select which clone iteration gets activated.

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