There is a belief among many in the East and West of the world that large companies are the ones who rule the world and control the destinies of countries, and these are not only common people, or those who are accused of submitting to conspiracy theories, but rather they include specialists who do not announce their judgments arbitrarily.
The gathering of forces and capabilities leads in turn to an attempt to control power through three means: first the struggle takes place for economic hegemony, then the struggle takes place to obtain political power, which in turn is invested in the economic struggle, and finally the conflict extends to the international level.
Here, the author points out that global money owners are less attached to the country than national capitalists.