Topic: Financial Alchemy

Troy McLachlan characterizes the modern interest-based financial system as a form of dark alchemy used by elites to maintain power. Referencing Joseph P. Farrell's work on Babylonian banking, he argues that the control of money is the most effective tool of the Saturnian culture. McLachlan posits that dismantling the central banking model would effectively end the influence of Saturnian worship by removing the artificial scarcity that drives it.

Modern banking institutions use temple-like architecture and esoteric language to intimidate the public and establish a sense of sacred authority. This environment discourages questioning and facilitates a form of financial alchemy. Marketing for financial education often promises a "philosopher's stone" that can transform digital screens into wealth and a specific lifestyle.