Oligarchy Stories

malum(ma•lum) - latin phrase meaning wrong or evil in itself.

The Northern Virginia Community College was a normal school until it wasn't. After a complete systemic collapse that followed the invocation of the Insurrection Act and the culmination of decades worth of unrest, the United States was divided into 14 separate territories, each with varying forms of governance. Some became the most welcoming countries on planet Earth. Others, like the Commonwealth of Atlantis, morphed into neocameralist "network states" led by billionaire despots. Neocameralism is a system where countries are run like businesses called sovcorps, each owning a neostate and prioritizing profit and deterrence against aggression. The Northern Virginia Community College had already been surrounded by government institutions and shady military contractors. Now, it's ground zero for post-dystopian policies. The college operates under the AI-enhanced EduCosmos framework: VR guidance counselors, deep surveillance, and a fully privatized discipline pipeline. All of it, supposedly, to "maximize freedom through optimization." Four students, Jade Montout, Luna Whittaker, Matt Kessler, and Tarmaan Eddin, are fed up with the rampant death and destruction. They want to know the truth behind it all.

An Oligarchy is when all of the wealthy men overthrow the Monarchy and take control. They change everything to be in favor of the rich and the poor get nothing. Gianna is the daughter of one of these men, and doesn't know if she will accept the lap of luxury or reject it and fight against the unfair treatment of the poor. Will she relax and just let it happen or take action against her father? Find out in this story.

Two Ancient Greece citizens who were born to hate each other, grow to love each other. 🚨some of this is true some is not🚨 Alastair is a warrior. He fights and defends his people. He can be egocentric at times. Andreia is a daring young woman. She is independent and confident, but also kind and polite. These two live in different city-states separated by a wall.

Governments have all but crumbled. Companies wage war across the globe for new markets and more resources. As industrial machines roll through old countries to strike new borders, employees flock for work; and Blake Harvey might be what some would call a top-shelf employee. He has only one true goal; make enough money to settle down and be safe in a turbulent world. But as international companies gear up for a war to control the Congo and dominate central Africa, Blake will be caught right in the middle of a war that has a lot more than land on the line. Welcome to Earth, Incorporated.

The story follows a man struggling to survive in a dystopian oligarchy governed by the Clockmasters. Greed and cruelty are the two basic pillars that shape the society. In order to survive you must serve. This is still a work in progress any and all feed back is appreciated

Find out more about The Oligarchy and the true context in which history was written. What have we discovered? We found the use of a 'Royal Language', we have termed the situation 'Royal Supremacy', and the new way of studying ancient history in the true context is called 'The New Classical Scholarship' (or NCS).

When pandemics hit too often and too fast, death becomes inevitable. Have teens Catalina and Sawyer found a refuge? Afloat in the middle of the Indian Ocean, the tech utopia of New Atlantis has been developed by the super-rich to isolate themselves, their families, and those who serve them from plagues devastating the rest of the world. No one comes aboard without an invitation. No one dares to leave. You'll love this dystopian young adult tale, because even billionaires can't afford paradise. Special thanks to DALL-E for the cover and banner art. OK, there may be some backwards ears and 4-toed feet, but that's just the AI version of artistic expression.

Samuel Sarba, the son of a duke and duchess, is thrust into a foreign land ruled by a prophecy and seven formidable overlords. In this strange and dangerous world, Samuel must rely on the guidance of Constance Evergreen, a wise and seasoned ally, and Marigold Chambers, a bright and compassionate companion knowledgeable of the kingdom's hidden truths. Together, they will help Samuel uncover the strength to fight for what he truly believes in.

UFO cults, mass suicides, clones, designer drugs, brain-implants, propaganda, mind control, war, politics and conspiracies big and small -this collection contains all 20 previously published Second Civil War stories. In the chaotic aftermath of a complete economic collapse, the American people turn to a right-wing political movement, the Christian Nationalist Party, to restore order. When the western states refuse to enact some of the party's harsh new anti-terror measures, the military moves in, setting off a long and bloody civil war. This series of short stories explores the impact of the war on the lives of people from every level of society.

it's a dystopian tale about a girl leading a revolution to give emotions back to the people and destroy the oligarchy government control.

This book is about how to reduce poverty and improve global living standards. Topics include economic growth, income inequality, corruption, sustainable development, the future of technology, and much more. Below is a sample of questions answered throughout this book. * How do we measure a country's standard of living? * Which nations have the best living standards? What are they doing right? * What is the purpose of money? Do we need it? * Has capitalism failed? * Should nations be more open to free trade? Or should they be self-sufficient? * How much should wealthy people pay in taxes? * Why are there so many low-paying jobs? * Why is economic growth slowing? * How can we reduce income inequality? * How much should we spend on welfare? * How high should the minimum wage be? * Would a basic income system work? *How do we eliminate tax loopholes? * How do we speed up the transition to renewable energy? * How do we grow food sustainably? * What do we do about dwindling resources? * How do we address overpopulation? * Does religion help or hurt national living standards? * Is immigration good or bad? * How high can the debt go? * What is the cause of corruption? * Is direct democracy a good idea? * Is the world getting better or worse? * Are we on the verge of a technological singularity? * Will robots take our jobs? * Can we cure aging? * How do we fix the world? It's a big topic, and there's a lot to explore. But don't worry, this book is an easy read.

In a cold and freezing world called Dyr, you are punished and maybe even killed for not obeying the rules. But when people simultaneously start disappearing and dying,no seems to notice. Or maybe they're just ignoring the facts because people are scared to talk or ask questions. In Dyr it's important to not ask questions and be a simple as possible to keep the government out of your hair, but then there are the Outsiders. People who are born different and unique. They either have weird eye colors, weird hair colors, abnormal height, extreme intelligence, and so on. Sixteen year old Jessica Whyte is an Outsiders and when someone close to her dies she makes it her mission to investigate and find out what's going on even if it costs her life. Jessica goes on action packed journey. She experiences murder, betrayal, romance, secrets, and shocking discoveries. Can Jessica save her world from darkness? Can she survive this journey? Can she handle the truth because her whole world is about to change.

In the gleaming skyscrapers and digital marketplaces of the contemporary world, a new and insidious form of domination has taken root. Critics argue that beneath the veneer of democratic choice and consumer freedom lies a tripartite system of control so comprehensive it constitutes a modern iteration of slavery. This system, orchestrated by an alliance of financial oligarchs and compliant states, ensnares humanity not with chains, but through debt, distraction, and data. It creates what this analysis terms the "Oligarchic Control Triad": a self-reinforcing structure of financial enslavement, psychological manipulation, and digital surveillance that replaces genuine human needs with manufactured wants, virtue with impulse, and liberty with monitored compliance.

How would the world fare if humanity never died?

A group of friends find themselves on the run after being in the wrong place at the wrong time with the walls closing in on them. Do they continue running or will they join the local resistance to fight back? Will the friends stick together or do they have a better chance by splitting up? What skills and resources can they acquire to protect themselves and each other?