Good afternoon, patriotic Americans, it’s Bill Atwood. I’m going to something a little unusual today. Normally I talk about current events, but today I’ll be giving you a history lesson. A lot of listeners have asked me where the Eleusinian and Sabazian societies come from, and how they became so powerful. So today I’m going to talk about it. Before I begin, I must say that this is simplified version of what happened, and I’ll be giving a more detailed explanation in my next book.
Both societies have their origin in ancient times. With the exception of the Hebrews and the Persians, the ancients worshipped many gods and goddesses. And the most famous are the Greek ones, Zeus, Athena, Poseidon. The Eleusinians and Sabazians have patron deities. The Eleusinians have Persephone and Demeter while the Sabazians have Sabazios, who is a combination of Zeus and Dionysus. The Trojan War saw the Eleusinians fight for the Greeks and the Sabazians fight for the Trojans. In Sabazian initiation rites, the initiate must swear to avenge the sack of Troy. Almost all of the Sabazian leadership was killed in the war, and they would not be a threat to the Eleusinians again for a long time. Meanwhile, the Eleusinians gradually increased their influence over Greece. They were respected as religious leaders and claimed to be able to prophesy the future during their hallucinations. Rival societies would rise up and seek to overthrow the Eleusinians, but they would all fail. A statesman named Pericles liberated Athens from the grips of the Eleusinians, and led a coalition of Greek cities to end Eleusinian control once and for all. The Athenians would have won, but among their ranks was an Eleusinian agent, Alcibiades, who sabotaged the war effort and the Athenians lost. After this point, no one in Greece was brave enough to speak against the Eleusinian Society, except Socrates, who was then forced to drink poison.
The Eleusinians were not content with power in Greece. So, they guided one of their initiates, Alexander the Great, to conquer more land for the society. And he conquered the known world. But once he had finished conquering, he planned to destroy the Eleusinian Society and rule completely in his own right. He died unexpectedly at the age of 32, he was murdered. So for a while, there were no real threats to the Eleusinians. However, the Sabazians were plotting their revenge. You see, after the fall of Troy they went to Italy and founded Rome. And Rome was getting more and more powerful. The Eleusinians sent a general named Pyrrhus to conquer Rome, but he failed. Eventually, Rome conquered Greece. The Eleusinian leadership fled to Egypt. Some Romans tried to oppose the Sabazians. Julius Caesar was one of them, and we all know what happened to him. After the death of Caesar, Eleusinian agents Cleopatra and Marc Antony were plotting to take over Rome, but they were defeated. The Sabazians had complete control over the Mediterranean and the Eleusinians went underground.
As the power of Rome declined, so did the power of the Sabazians. Rome was eventually split in two, and the Eleusinians took power in the East. Around this time the societies, the two societies decided to publicly embrace Christianity, though they secretly continued to follow their cultic religions in private. And sometimes the mask fell off. For instance, in the 10th century one of the popes invoked pagan deities while gambling. Throughout the middle ages, both societies sought to restore the Roman Empire. The Eleusinians had the Byzantine Empire in Constantinople, while the Sabazians had both the Pope in Rome and the so-called “Holy Roman Empire,” which was founded by Sabazian agent Charlemagne. There were parts of Europe outside of their control, but still under their influence. For instance, the Eleusinians used the Vikings to terrorize parts of Western Europe. Many of these Vikings later went on to found the Varangian Guard, which few people know still exists today. In 1054, the conflict between the two societies led to a religious schism, splitting Christianity between the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches. By the 11th century, all of Europe was controlled by one of the societies, except for the British Isles. The Anglo-Saxons and the Celts fiercely maintained their independence. But the Eleusinians and Sabazians were plotting to regain the former Roman province of Britain.
In 1066, there was a three-way war for the English crown. King Harold sought to keep England out of the clutches of either society. Another Harold, the King or Norway, sought to conquer England for the Eleusinians. And finally, Duke William sought to conquer England for the Sabazians. Harold was able to defeat the Norwegian Harold, but lost to William. He was killed in battle. For William’s conquest of England for the Sabazian Society, he became known as William “the Conqueror.” England was under new management and proceeded to subdue the Welsh, Scottish, and Irish, who continued to resist. Then, the crusades were called in order to expand Sabazian influence into the Middle East. During the Fourth Crusade, they attacked Christians, sacking the Eleusinian city of Constantinople. The Albigensians in France were also massacred for daring to oppose the Sabazians. The inquisition and witch trials were used to destroy any opposition. Joan of Arc was burned at the stake for trying to liberate France. In addition, the fall of Constantinople in 1453 meant that the Eleusinians posed a very small threat to the Sabazians. In 1492, the discovery of America meant that the Sabazians could spread their influence to a whole new Continent.
The Sabazians hit some roadblocks, however. The Reformation weakened their grip over Western Europe and allowed the Eleusinians to gain a foothold in places like Germany. In addition, Oliver Cromwell briefly liberated Britain, though the Sabazians soon were back. Then, there was the American Revolution. America liberated itself from the Sabazians, however, their agents were still at work within America. Jefferson and Jackson successfully fought their influence. Back in Europe, the Eleusinians found a new champion, Napoleon. Napoleon fought a series of wars against the Sabazian powers of Europe until he was eventually defeated. The Sabazians financed the Confederacy during the Civil War in order to weaken America. This was their last attempt to destroy America from the outside, ever since 1865 they seek to subvert from within. John Wilkes Booth, in order to advance through the ranks, was ordered to kill Lincoln. After that, he faked his death and would later go on to lead the society. Meanwhile, both societies funded revolutions and radical political movements in order to destabilize countries under the control of the opposing society. The rise of imperialism meant that both societies were present on every continent and they displaced or absorbed local secret societies in Africa and Asia.
By 1900, the Eleusinians had moved their headquarters to Berlin. They controlled the German government, as well as the governments of Austria-Hungary, Italy, and Spain. The Sabazians controlled Britain, France, and Russia. In 1916, war broke out. The Sabazians had infiltrated much of the American government and media, but they failed to convince Americans to go to war with Germany. The Germans won, and thus the Eleusinians won. The Sabazians sought to destroy Germany as revenge for their defeat in the Great War. They worked with the new French Prime Minister Adolphe Cartier. Cartier was given strategic advice by the Sabazians and when war broke out, Cartier was winning. Now, I know what you’re about to say “but Bill, didn’t the British government fight the French?” Well, it’s more complicated than that. At the beginning of the war, there was the Robin Hood Brigade, which was comprised of Englishmen who fought for France. Of course, the British government claims it never approved of the brigade. As the tide of war turned against France, the Sabazian Society realized that Cartier had outlived his usefulness. Britain then declared war to prevent the Germans from taking too much French land and also to gobble up some French colonies like Algeria for themselves.
I’ve watched footage of Cartier’s trial. The guy sounds like he thinks he’s going to get away with what he did. He claims that he’s going to get rescued. According to Chinese general Jiang Jieshi, who captured him, Cartier said that “The devil has promised me I won’t hang.” “The devil” may be referring to the code name of the leader of the Sabazians. He ended up being guillotined instead. As he was brought to the guillotine, there are reports that he made a Sabazian hand gesture to the gathered crowd, hoping that any Sabazians in the audience would rescue him. The much less famous Prime Minister Renard Tailler was supposedly killed by a Russian soldier in 1940. Well, the truth is that Tailler lives in Moscow under a different name. Russia is firmly under Sabazian control. And that’s why they’re at war with Germany right now. One of two things is happening right now. One possibility is that Britain is using Russia just like it used France. Another possibility is that the Sabazians are transferring their headquarters from London to Moscow. After all, Britain no longer controls India, and Egypt and Sudan are set to become fully independent later this year.
The Sabazians made sure that their puppet, President Al Valenti, won reelection. The Democratic Party is owned by them. The Republicans aren’t much better, but it seems like there’s more resistance to the Sabazian agenda in that party. On the other hand, there are Eleusinian agents at work within the GOP. But I think Americans in general are starting to come around to the truth, we’ll see what happens.
