Historically, the transworld oligarchy may have had its beginning in the early centuries of the second millennium AD.  At this time certain Byzantine assets took refuge on some tiny islands off the coast of Italy before the Lambard invasion, and established from this sanctuary a trading and financial empire.  This empire had ruled much of the European region, economically, and parts of Asia.

Without an economy of its own that it could loot, the Venetian oligarchy had no option to become a "transworld" type oligarchy in nature.  For all practical purposes it was the "transworld" oligarchy of the time.  In later centuries this oligarchy expanded itself northward and took over the Netherlands and Britain, by assimilation, from where it extended itself across all of the world, especially into North America where it found a rich and fertile economy to loot.

When one speaks of the "British Empire," therefore, one speaks of the "transworld" oligarchy of to-today which may well be more predominant in the United States than anywhere else on the planet.  Its operational and ideological center, however, remains in Britain, undeniably, irrefutably, for which the British monarchy serves as the structural base, as the ideological driver, and as the legal platform for its power.  It embraces all aspects that pertain to feudal oligarchism.

Technically speaking, the British Empire no longer exists.  Its colonial possessions have all gained their independence, nominally, though they remain under the organizational umbrella of the British Commonwealth of Nations whose sovereign is the Queen of England, the monarch of the United Kingdom, the Queen of British Empire.  At this center all "transworld" oligarchic structures merge into one.  The "transworld"/British Empire presently rules the planet.  Its avenues for total, global control are many, and include the direct domination of much of the world through its near global ownership of the media, research institutions, and environmental institutions.  Its avenues also include a strong 'bought' dominance in national governments, and the near direct control of such global institutions as the U.N., the I.M.F., the World Bank, etc., by which its process of looting the world becomes protected and legalized.

In a fundamental sense, the arch enemy of the oligarchic system is the nation-state which promotes the processes which elevate, strengthen, develop, and enrich a society.  All, these, the oligarchy aims to destroy in order to maintain its power.  Indeed, the oligarchy is fully aware that it must destroy the institution of the nation-state, or else the days of its own institution are numbered.  The power of the nation-state was frighteningly demonstrated to the oligarchy by the F. D. Roosevelt administration of the U.S.A. during World War II, which had demanded, and almost brought about, an end to the British Empire, the center of feudalism and slavery.

The society (1), however, does not have the option to steal or to loot in order to advance itself, as the oligarchy pursues.  Its goal for self-advancement can only be reached through progressive self-development by investing its energies into productive infrastructures, education, culture, technologies, and industries by which its physical, social, and spiritual existence becomes enriched.  A nation cannot steal from itself.  It can only develop itself.

The most advanced institution that has been created for the self-development of a society, which has not been superseded to the present day, is the sovereign nation-state, which is able to provide a platform for an infinitely developing economy.  No other platform can achieve this end.  The oligarchic platform, at its very best, represents a terminal economic system that creates huge bubbles of shiny financial estates which time and time again implode into nothing, creating depression and social chaos.  Right now, the world faces the biggest of such bubbles ever created, and the most chaotic implosion of all times as the inflated system once again pops, and terminates.

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