People starve in the streets, scrounging for any scraps they can find. Looting has begun, and anarchy has set in. It is now every man for himself. Ladies and gentlemen, this is not part of today's broadcast, but I have a question for all of us who are lucky to survive. Were we just in our decisions? Did we do the right thing and ignore the super powers of the world, pretending we did not hear their pleas of help? Or was it humane to forget the third world countries, and pretend their problems didn't exist? Was it right to close our country and hospitals and forsake everyone else whilst we stayed healthy? We are lucky to have survived this, but at what cost has this fortune come to us? From M31, Madagascar News Station, goodnight, and may God have mercy on us.
Sept. 28, 2010 News Anchorman: Tragedy has struck society, the President has been killed. Our peaceful country of Madagascar has started to riot, and a rouge molotov cocktail smashed into his face, burning him alive on national television. Being low on food and water, and with an unknown force working against us, attacking us from water, air, and animals, we have turned on the people who have saved us. We are cut off from the world, our ports and air strips closed. The rest of the world lies in ruins, billions dead, millions burning on the coasts. On our very shores you can see burning boats and planes laid out in the form of letters spelling out HELP, even though we all know none will come.
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