Without the central figure of the leader or the stability of a headquarters, collapse is inevitable. The fate of the organization is chained to that of its leaders. The revealed personal qualifications and abilities of the ordinary member are not significant. Members are only cast from moulds framed by rules and orders from above. In a case where everybody is in dismay concerning an order or command, some organizations have resorted to appointing one individual as dictator.
Members accede to the authority of the organization.
Ko Hla Shwe, chairman of the All Burma Student s Union during the anti-imperialist movement, was a good example of a dictator appointed by others. All students followed his orders and named him dictator Hla Shwe. But the All Burma Student s Union was not, in the end, a dictatorial organization. Even during the crucial time of chairman Min Ko Naing, he did not order or command the members. He simply led and guided the strategies decided by all members, with one consent.