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The Dark Clan

brows when it was first published. The author had been in
business for many years but eventually became disillusioned
by the clan's immorality and withdrew to lead a simpler life.
He writes about the things which needed to be done to be-
come a successful businessman in the clan. Obviously, it
would be wrong to judge every businessman by the informa-
tion contained in this book, there are many businessmen who
have become very successful in their own spheres, without

compromising on honesty and ethics. By the same token,
however, there exists an interest group that would prefer the
immoral practices mentioned in that book to become com-
mon practice.
The business environment described in To AYoung
Businessman is a smaller scale model of the system envisaged
by the dark clan. According to the book, the first thing a busi-

nessman must do is to sell his soul and silence his conscience:
Sell your soul. Do it straight away and be rid of
it. Where and how? Don't worry, the mar-
ketplace will find you and the rest is
easy enough. 8
Conscience; you will cross
oceans but get stuck in your
conscience and become food
for psychiatrists; you'll seek
refuge in Indian philoso-
phies and travel to distant
lands. You will do charity
like building schools and
hospitals…. No. No. No. But
don't be afraid and persist. In time,
you will learn to cheat your con-