Unveiling the Babylonian Roots of Modern Banking

Special Edition: Unveiling the Babylonian Roots of Modern Banking
Vol. 1, Issue 1 | Featuring Michael McKibben & Douglas Gabriel | Distributed by AIM for Truth & Americans for Innovation

🎙️ FROM THE AIRWAVES

“The lightning bolt hit. Over 1.4 million downloads in a week.”

So began a revelatory episode of The Mike and Doug Show, featuring two voices increasingly difficult to ignore:

Michael McKibben, the software engineer who claims to have invented the core platform now used by all major social media—technology he asserts was stolen and weaponized.
Douglas Gabriel, a former NSA insider turned whistleblower, whose investigations pierce the veils of government secrecy and spiritual deception alike.

Together, they unravel a narrative rarely acknowledged in mainstream history: that global finance, modern warfare, and even organized religion have long been manipulated by an ancient, Babylonian system of control—one that continues today through the City of London and a hidden network of elite merchant bankers.

👉 Their central claim? The true power behind the world's financial systems is not merely political or economic—it is spiritual. And it began in Babylon.

🧱 ORIGINS: THE CITY OF LONDON—A BABYLONIAN BLUEPRINT

Far from being just a financial district, the City of London—chartered in 1067 by William the Conqueror—was designed as a sovereign entity for merchant bankers, patterned directly after Babylon’s “Rodan” district described by 8th-century Arab geographer Al-Gharbi of Cordoba.

📜 Key Insight: The so-called “Red Knights” or Radonites were merchant-bankers who:

Controlled land, law, and loans.
Traveled in pairs (like Templars).
Enforced debt with sword and ledger.
Were not Jews, not Christians—but pagan traders in disguise.

⚔️ WAR, USURY & THE CROWN: A SYSTEM OF BLOODLINE CONTROL

From the Domesday Book to the Federal Reserve, these elite financiers controlled:

Tax systems.
Property seizures.
National banks.
Wars (on both sides).

They financed the Crusades. They financed colonial expansion. They financed the American Revolution and the Federal Reserve, tying back not to London, but the City of London.

🎯 Banking Legacy Highlights:

Rothschilds: Descendants of Babylonian Radonites.
Baruch → Bacharach → Bower → Rothschild → JPMorgan.
Jamie Dimon: Allegedly groomed by Pilgrim Society financiers.
The Federal Reserve: A Crown-agent network dressed as American.

🕍 RELIGION OR RUSE? THE PAGAN INFILTRATION OF FAITH

The show argued that modern royalty and financial elites mimic religion but serve demons. Referencing Solomon’s downfall, occult grimoires, and coronation liturgies, they noted:

Solomon's "wisdom" includes demon-worship grimoires.
The Star of David = Saturn = Baal = Babylon.
King Charles III’s coronation invoked Solomon, Viking oaths, and globalist pledges.

🕯️ Quote of the Hour:

“You cannot serve God and Mammon. And Mammon was the god of the Babylonian bankers.” – McKibben

🔁 THE CYCLE: DEBT. WAR. RESET.

According to McKibben and Gabriel, the system thrives on endless war:

Foment war → fund both sides → reap postwar spoils.
Repeat.
Rebrand failures with new names: Climate war, pandemic war, cyber war.

💣 “Wars are good for churn. And churn is good for banks.”

🔍 FINAL TAKEAWAY: THIS IS SPIRITUAL WAR

What we're fighting, they claim, is not just corruption—it’s organized, institutionalized demon-worship wrapped in suits, gold, and geopolitics.

🧠 Key Terms To Know:

Radonites: Ancient merchant-bankers from Babylon.
Templar Banking: Credit systems backed by gold, protected by war.
Mammon: Demon of wealth and greed, worshiped under many names.
City of London: Legally distinct from London, hub of global finance.

✝️ CALL TO ACTION

“We are not powerless,” said Gabriel. “The first step is clarity. The next is conviction. And then we choose sides—not left or right, but truth or deception. God or Mammon.”

🔍 Summary of Their Argument

Ancient Origins of Banking Power:
- They claim that modern financial elites trace their origins back to merchant bankers from Babylon who later influenced European trade routes and political structures.
- The “Radhanites” were Jewish or pseudo-Jewish traders who allegedly monopolized trade across the Middle East, North Africa, and Europe.
- These figures, according to McKibben and Gabriel, were instrumental in establishing the City of London as a sovereign financial enclave.
City of London as Modern Babylon:
- They argue that the City of London (distinct from Greater London) is a legally separate entity that operates as the headquarters of global finance—similar to ancient Babylon.
- William the Conqueror’s post-1066 charter allegedly created this city for merchant bankers, granting them hereditary economic privileges.
Templars, Banking, and Occultism:
- They draw parallels between the Knights Templar and the Radhanite model: both groups operated banking systems, maintained security for trade, and wielded power through financial leverage.
- They assert that much of this control has an occult or demonic foundation—linking the veneration of ancient deities (like Moloch or Mammon) with modern economic systems.
Critique of Modern Institutions:
- U.S. Federal Reserve, major banks (e.g., JP Morgan), and even the monarchy are portrayed as descendants—spiritually and institutionally—of this ancient Babylonian system.
- Figures like Jamie Dimon, the Rothschilds, and even King Charles III are cast as actors in a long-standing, spiritually rooted financial hegemony.

🧠 Critical Analysis

What’s compelling:

Historical Threads: There is a historical basis for the existence of powerful merchant classes—like the Radhanites—who played crucial roles in early international commerce, particularly between the Islamic and Christian worlds.
City of London Autonomy: It is true that the City of London enjoys unique legal status and wields enormous influence in global finance.
Templar Banking Legacy: The Knights Templar did develop an early form of international banking; their structure and influence were real and well-documented.

What’s speculative or problematic:

Conflation of Sources: They blend verifiable historical elements with speculation, myth, and sometimes discredited claims (e.g., Smithsonian cover-ups of giant skeletons).
Religious Framing: While it's fair to examine how spiritual ideologies shape history, equating modern financial elites with literal demonic worship is theologically and historically precarious without direct evidence.
Identity Claims: Their labeling of individuals as “fake Jews” or asserting that Ashkenazi Jews are not real descendants of Israel ventures into controversial territory that risks feeding into antisemitic tropes, even if their intent is to critique power structures, not ethnicity.

Spiritual Warning and Political Critique:

The overarching message is one of vigilance: McKibben and Gabriel see the world not merely as mismanaged but as spiritually hijacked. Their narrative frames financial manipulation, war profiteering, and social decay as symptoms of a demonic agenda that masquerades as civilization.

✝️ Biblical Perspective

From a Christian worldview, several of their concerns align with scriptural warnings:

Mammon vs. God (Matthew 6:24)
Principalities and Powers (Ephesians 6:12)
Deception of Nations (Revelation 18)

But discerning truth requires testing all spirits (1 John 4:1), separating provable history from speculative theology, and resisting the temptation to over-connect dots where evidence is lacking.

🧭 Final Thoughts

McKibben and Gabriel offer a radically alternative narrative of world history—one that is provocative, partially grounded in fact, but laden with speculative, esoteric, and spiritual claims. Their strongest contribution is pushing listeners to question the hidden structures behind global finance and governance. Their weakest point is a reliance on associative logic that blurs the line between history, theology, and conspiracy.

Truth History Recap: Babylon, Banking & the Battle for Souls

From Babylon to the Bank of England—Is the world’s financial system a demonic legacy?

In a provocative series of discussions, technologist Michael McKibben and former NSA whistleblower Douglas Gabriel unravel what they claim to be the deepest roots of global control. Their thesis is radical: the world's banking systems—from ancient Babylon to today’s City of London—are not merely corrupt, but spiritually hijacked.

🏛️ The Ancient Blueprint

According to their research, the origins of international finance can be traced back to the Babylonian Radhanites, ancient merchant bankers who operated along the Silk Road. They were multilingual, mobile, and well-connected, facilitating trade between East and West. McKibben and Gabriel believe these individuals created a model that not only influenced the Roman Empire but evolved into the power structures of Europe’s ruling elite.

🏰 City of London: Modern Babylon

They place great emphasis on the City of London, a one-square-mile financial hub chartered shortly after William the Conqueror’s 1066 victory. This district, distinct from Greater London, allegedly continues the Radhanite mission: global control through finance. Its charter, McKibben claims, enshrined the rights of banking families to pass on wealth like royalty—establishing a hereditary financial elite.

⚔️ Knights, Temples, and Ledgers

The Knights Templar, often romanticized as warrior-monks, are portrayed here as early bankers, building on the Babylonian model. Like the Radhanites, they issued letters of credit and controlled trade routes. The claim is that their loyalty to the Pope concealed a deeper agenda: accumulating wealth and influence through war and finance.

💰 The Rothschilds and Modern Banking

The article leaps forward to the rise of the Rothschild dynasty, often accused of controlling European finances. Gabriel suggests their lineage may trace back—spiritually if not biologically—to the Babylonian Radhanites. The U.S. Federal Reserve, meanwhile, is portrayed as a puppet institution of the City of London, working through Crown agents to enforce economic slavery.

😈 Demonic Dominion

Where the theory turns most controversial is its spiritual lens. McKibben and Gabriel claim the entire system is not just secularly corrupt but demonically inspired, serving gods of old—Mammon, Moloch, Ahriman, and others. These ancient deities, they argue, never died; they simply evolved with the systems they helped build.

They cite Jesus’ words:

“You cannot serve God and Mammon.” (Matthew 6:24)
and
“We wrestle not against flesh and blood but against principalities and powers…” (Ephesians 6:12)

In this reading, the institutions of modern finance are not neutral. They are spiritual battlegrounds.

🙏 A Call for Discernment

As believers, we're exhorted to test all things (1 Thess. 5:21). While not every claim McKibben and Gabriel make can be verified historically, their central warning stands: a world built on greed, deceit, and unrepentant debt cannot reflect the kingdom of God.

We must therefore ask:

Do our systems honor righteousness or reward exploitation?
Are we complicit in Mammon’s dominion through silence or ignorance?

Whatever the answer, one thing is certain: if the roots are corrupt, the fruit will be rotten. It's time to examine the tree.

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