The Dark Order of the Elite

The Dark Order of the Elite

Corporatist Rule of Tyranny

by Dylan S. Mellor

832 pages· 2014· ISBN 9781499061840
About
The basic theme of this story is based upon a poem I wrote about the corruption and greed controlling Wall Street entitled “We the Elite.” The two main characters are the oligarchs who call themselves the Order Elite, and the anarchists who have become impoverished by the corrupt system of economics described as corporatist, crony, and predatory capitalism. The anarchists rebel against the system and are exiled from the mainstream society, building a complete police state inside a secure area separated by security walls and security forces protecting property owned and controlled by the Trilateral Corporation (Vector, Solitaire, and Gamble). The third character is the Revolutionary, which was created by a lawyer named John Alexander Hamilton. He is a descendant of the first treasury secretary, Alexander Hamilton. His primary goal is to reform the current corrupt system and restore the principles of the constitution and revive the American system of economics created by Alexander Hamilton. The Revolutionary Party is a political party aimed at reforming and restoring the rights of individuals and restoring democracy to rebuild a peaceful future for a nation besieged by the tyranny of the Order Elite.

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