In Chapter III of The Prince, his great classic on the science of power, Machiavelli warns: “…the distempers of a State being discovered while yet inchoate (in their early stages), which can only be done by a sagacious ruler, may easily be dealt with, but when, from not being observed, they are suffered to grow until they are obvious to every one, there is no longer any remedy”.

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