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Here's the gist of the article, which draws heavily on the writings of Daymon Smith, "Mormon antropologist":

Churches should never incorporate, because it places the church under the authority of the civil government and not under God
The LDS church (first) stopped being "under God" and sovereign in 1829, when Joseph Smith petitioned the state of New York for permission to form a church
By 1880, Brigham Young and the apostles of the LDS Church had become distracted with managing the profit-making, monetary interests of the LDS church. Infighting among the apostles began. The "restored gospel" was no longer being preached or promoted by them.
By 1887, the (unincorporated) LDS Church had grown so financially and politically powerful that it threatened the East Coast's "banking establishment"
In 1887, under the influence of the banking establishment, the United States of America "dissolved" the LDS church legally, and seized all church assets. The LDS church ceased to exist. Ending polygamy was the "cover story" given to the public, but the real reason was ending LDS church control over western politics, economics, and resources
By 1890, the LDS leaders "kissed and made up" with the Federal government to get their assets back
The LDS leaders formed the LDS ~~church~~ corporation in 1923 to protect their assets. All church assets would now (unlike before) be under the sole control and discretion of the LDS President/Prophet
Boyd K. Packer, the current LDS President/Prophet, is "obviously" "inherently evil".