When corporations become as rich and powerful as countries, they will begin acting like nation-states. With the economic, political, and intelligence capabilities to back up their threats, companies will demand respect, security, and sovereignty. If foreign or domestic governments do not abide by the rules these corporations seek to establish, they can expect retaliation. Jack Mab is only a symptom of this changing relationship between private and public organizations. But, regardless of his culpability, Jack is still about to start a war between one of the largest countries on the planet and one of the most powerful companies to ever exist. Even after it is used as ink to print new chapters for the history books, there will be plenty of blood left over to stain his hands forever.