The firm is trying a true takeover bid on civil society at a time when the political crisis is growing worse and worse. The existence of a boss at the Elysée, a cure-all for the ills of this century's end, is openly questioned by the media. The firm asserts the right to make decisions in all spheres, including education, culture, leisure, and morality, in an effort to distract people from the fact that it was founded on the pursuit of wealth and the power that comes with it. It is this exorbitant and dangerous role that the author denounces, because it is about the freedom of the individual who, before being a producer or a consumer, is first of all a citizen.