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[FONT="]The bureaucracy is a circle from which no one can escape. Its hierarchy is a hierarchy of knowledge.[/FONT]
[FONT="](Karl Marx)[/FONT]
[FONT="]Despite her young age, Edith Rowley had swiftly risen through the ranks to the position of London City Chief Controller during the last year; she now had a huge staff serving her – and had taken residence in a comfortable town house in Kensington borough. As Chief Controller she no longer had to deal with producers and suppliers, she was now responsible for supervising subordinate controllers.[/FONT]
[FONT="]This was a very demanding task, because controllers had much power – and at the same time were exposed to the danger of being corrupted. Therefore, Edith had to apply strict standards; her subordinates had to be controlled unyieldingly and resolutely – in order to protect them and the British people.[/FONT]
[FONT="]True socialism required respect for social equality and concern for equal distribution of wealth according to the individual’s contribution to society. Edith was determined to enforce social equality, she would not allow privileges for controllers – and neither for producers or suppliers. [/FONT]
[FONT="]In the hierarchy Edith was known as ’The Whip’ since she had brought down Margaret Stone, the former London City Chief Controller in the Ramrod-Rhinehart-Affair. She was considered a favourite of Sylvia Pankhurst, one of the heavy weights in cabinet. People feared her uncompromising way of doing business. She was said to stop at nothing.[/FONT]
[FONT="]But fortunately, Edith was not alone; there were quite a lot of younger controllers all over the country, who took socialism serious. One would proceed unswervingly in creating an equal society of the working class. Britain would become the socially most progressive country of the world.[/FONT]
[FONT="]Each evening, when Edith returned home worn out and done, she was clad that the domestic servants were keeping the house in order – and had prepared a good dinner for her. Her butler also was a kind of controller, responsible for the work of the house staff. Edith did not consider the house and the staff a privilege; they were just what her rank required. – After all, she bore enormous responsibility for the population of London...[/FONT]
So red aristocracy is slowly forming...