Topic: Teutonic

The Greek references Gustave Le Bon’s "The Crowd" to explain how complex ideas are oversimplified for the masses until they no longer resemble the truth. He claims humanity has been subject to millennia of genetic manipulation by advanced societies, resulting in physical and constitutional changes. He notes that ancient texts referred to these beings by race, such as the Elohim, rather than the modern word "God."

The transmission of ancient hermetic knowledge moved from the Library of Alexandria to Constantinople before being seized by the Knights Templar during the Fourth Crusade. This information was brought to Europe and eventually inherited by the Teutonic Knights, forming the basis for Prussian alchemical and hermetic traditions. This lineage provides the historical bridge between ancient wisdom and the secret societies active in the 19th century.

The discussion shifts to the origins of Prussia and the Teutonic Knights, who were allegedly sent by the Knights Templar to unify German tribes into a synthetic state. Kara St Louis references claims that the Jesuits and other elite groups rewrote history around 1400 AD, inserting a thousand-year gap to justify the rule of modern imperial houses. This historical manipulation is presented as a tool for maintaining the power of Prussian-linked royal families across Europe.