The Secret World by Abu Esa Al-Kanadi

Appendix III
Athens and Sparta
In Ancient Greece two cities dominated the scene: Athens and
Sparta. Early in its history Phoenician merchants from the
coast cities of Accent Palestine, came to exploit the markets of
Ancient Greece. Sparta resisted these foreigners so they were
forced to settle in Athens. Through practices of money lending
they built up their economic base, establishing themselves as a
prominent merchant class rivalling the landed Greek
aristocracy.
To conduct the society to their desired objectives, they
manipulated the Greek theatre, the most important cultural
activity of Ancient Greece, which has been celebrated in the
West ever since. Like modern television is used, the theatre
was used to inculcate immorality. A common practice of the
Jews throughout history has been to appropriate the money
stock of the country by changing their standard from a gold or
precious metal standard to a false paper or wood standard.
This new standard is like a cheque, which is supposedly
transferable into gold, which is kept in the treasury, which
they control. As Napoleon found when he entered the vaults
of the Bank of Amsterdam, the financial centre of the era that
they were completely empty. The Jews had deceived the
people into handing them all their wealth. Sparta aware of the
corruptive influence of these foreigners, and to protect its
money standard strongly resisted their penetration. To say
something is spartan means that it is conservative or austere,
as the Spartans were known for their discipline, trying to keep
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