There are a lot of words on this blog that boil down to a pretty simple point. There's basically a war going on between the free yeomanry, the middle class of the west, and a group of people that some label communists, some label socialists, and some label technocrats. In the western world, while many of those people are in government, many more, apparently are in corporations. If they were in Red China, they'd be party members, but in the US, they're board members.
There's a strange evolution in corporate thinking. Some businesses now regard themselves as political entities and think of customers as subjects. This might be driven by corporations relying on finance more than sales to fund their activities. Money printing turns them into agents of the banking system, rather than entities that are dependent on sales.
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