Topic: Olympians

McRoy describes the power structure hierarchy, placing "dark occultists" at the top with "technocrat" minions beneath them. He distinguishes between government (the public face) and governance (the actual power held by think tanks and the Committee of 300). These groups, who refer to themselves as "Olympians," use private corporations and philanthropic organizations to set global policy.

Greek mythology is reinterpreted as a history of Anunnaki conflict, with Zeus representing Enlil and the Olympians defeating the Enki-aligned Titans. This war resulted in the enslavement of the Titans in Tartarus and established a 2,000-year period of Enlilite dominance characterized by global warfare.

Robert Morningstar interprets ancient mythology as a historical record of a physical war between factions from Jupiter and Saturn. He equates the legendary conflict between the Olympians and the Titans with a solar system-wide war involving local extraterrestrial races. This theory suggests that the "Greys" may be indigenous to the solar system rather than interstellar travelers from distant stars.