The Web of London - Open Panel

Founded by Rome in 43 A.D., formalized by William the Conqueror after his 1066 invasion, and permanently made a sovereign city-state by the Magna Carta, London was intended to be hub of Romes' colonial commercial empire. After entrenching feudalism throughout Europe, on Dec. 31, 1600, the East India Trading Company was formed. This was the first of many companies created to serve as commercial extensions of London weaving a web of commercial colonization and trade across the entire world. These were to work in tandem with the banking system to eventually be bankrupted and placed under secular administration, enslaving the world through debt.