The Dark Order of the Elite (ePub)

Dylan S. Mellor was born on March 4, 1970, and grew up in Seattle, Washington. The only son among three siblings, one his twin sister and the other born two years before. He graduated from Mercer Island High School in 1989 and enlisted in the US Navy for a four-year enlistment. He was stationed on the USS Enterprise aircraft carrier and was given an honorable discharge in 1993. He then pursued work in the maritime industry, worked on fishing vessels as a deckhand processor in Alaskan fisheries for two years. And was then invited to help build a soft drinks distribution business in Salem, Oregon. This was a family business he helped build for over thirteen years. That was what brought him to Oregon, where he currently lives, near Portland. He left the family business to pursue other opportunities and ended up working various odd jobs with not much future or opportunity tied to them. He ended up as a contractual courier driver.

Dylan does not have a higher education degree or doctrine of any kind. He is a self-educated middle-aged man who has grown disgruntled with the current state of affairs like the rest of us. He has found a great new hobby in reading classic literature, such as Plato’s Republic, along with history books, such as Howard Zinn’s People’s History of the United States.

Dylan was introduced to economics and how economic policies affect the lives of citizens by the book Shock Doctrine by Naomi Klein. That was his introduction to classic liberalism or laissez-faire economics. He was then given the book The Political Economics of the American Revolutionary, which introduced him to Alexander Hamilton’s economic plan for the nation. He was later influenced by his uncle, who talked about the American system and that what this country truly needed was a Renaissance period of development of art, literature, science, and technology. He was given the whole discussion and theory of what a republic is by the definition of Plato. The inspiration for this

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