Candace Owens Uncovers the Dark Theology Behind Global Power and the Sabattean-Frankist Connection
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Candace Owens Uncovers the Dark Theology Behind Global Power and the Sabattean-Frankist Connection
Candace Owens explores the disturbing connections between historical Sabbatean-Frankist theology and modern power structures. She traces a lineage from Sabbatai Zvi through Jacob Frank to Sigmund Freud, revealing how this dark mystical tradition, which practiced incest as a sacrament and embraced evil as a pathway to power, may influence global elites today. Owens examines why world leaders remain silent on critical issues, how apostasy and mass conversion concealed these practices, and why understanding this theology is essential to making sense of seemingly inexplicable evil in our world.
When major global stories break and world leaders choose silence over commentary, what message does that send? The lack of official response to viral international incidents raises serious questions about the relationships between governments and the true nature of global power structures. This silence suggests either complicity or fear—neither of which inspires confidence in those who claim to represent the people.
The absence of presidential statements on matters involving potential international coordination in serious crimes creates a dangerous precedent. If allegations surface involving multiple nations and no official denial or investigation follows, the public is left to draw its own conclusions about what governments know and what they're willing to ignore.
The One World Government System
There appears to be little meaningful distinction between Western governments when examined closely. The seamless coordination between nations on certain issues suggests something beyond simple alliances or diplomatic relationships. This isn't necessarily a formal one-world government, but rather a system where power structures operate across national boundaries with surprising unity.
When information about assassination attempts allegedly flows between governments without triggering official responses or investigations, it reveals how thin the veneer of national sovereignty has become. The lack of accountability between allied nations on matters of life and death demonstrates that traditional concepts of separate governmental authority may be largely illusory.
Dark Theology and Global Power
Behind the façade of political ideology and national interest lies something more fundamental: theology. Not the theology of mainstream religious traditions, but dark, esoteric belief systems that have guided certain power structures for centuries. Understanding these theological underpinnings is essential to making sense of actions that otherwise appear inexplicably evil or self-destructive.
The concept that "everything is theology" reveals a profound truth about human motivation and institutional behavior. People and organizations don't simply pursue power for its own sake—they operate according to belief systems that justify their actions and provide a framework for understanding the world. When those belief systems embrace darkness as a pathway to enlightenment, the results can be catastrophic.
Sabbateanism and Frankism Explained
Sabbateanism emerged as a mystical Jewish movement centered on Sabbatai Zvi, a figure who convinced roughly half the world's Jewish population in the 17th century that he was the Messiah. This wasn't a fringe movement—it represented a massive shift in Jewish religious thought. Sabbatai Zvi was a homosexual psychopath who taught that practicing incest was a sacrament, a means of spiritual advancement.
The theology of Sabbateanism held that the old law had been fulfilled and that committing the most depraved acts of evil would prove that evil doesn't actually exist, allowing practitioners to ascend in society. This inversion of traditional morality created a permission structure for behaviors that would normally be recognized as abhorrent.
The tradition continued through Jacob Frank, who took Sabbatean ideas even further. Frankists practiced systematic sexual abuse of children, beginning at age seven, though the theological reasons weren't revealed to victims until they turned thirty-five. This conditioning created psychopaths by design—individuals whose normal moral development had been deliberately corrupted.
The Sigmund Freud Connection
Sigmund Freud, the father of modern psychology, came from a Sabbatean family. This context transforms our understanding of his work and its impact on modern thought. The connection between Freud's background and his psychological theories reveals a disturbing pattern of gaslighting and concealment.
Jeffrey Masson, former director of the Sigmund Freud Archives, made a shocking discovery when he learned German to read Freud's unpublished notes. Freud had originally recognized that the children he treated were actually being sexually abused, often to death. He had visited morgues and seen the evidence. Yet he famously reversed his position, creating the theory that children were merely fantasizing about attraction to their parents.
Masson's book "The Assault on Truth" documents how Freud knowingly gaslit victims of incestuous abuse. Initially, Freud's "seduction theory" acknowledged that children were telling the truth about being abused by their parents. But at age thirty-five—the same age when Frankists revealed the theological justification for abuse—Freud reversed his position. Only after this reversal was he hailed as a hero by the psychoanalytic community.
Anna Freud, Sigmund's daughter, could have blocked publication of Masson's exposé but chose not to. This decision suggests a complex relationship with her father's legacy and possibly an acknowledgment of the truth Masson had uncovered.
Historical Suppression and Power
Despite Sabbatai Zvi's massive following, this history has been virtually erased from common knowledge. The Sabbatean-Frankist tradition has been deliberately obscured, even though it influenced some of the most powerful people in history. This suppression of historical truth allows the continuation of practices and ideologies that should have been exposed and rejected long ago.
The Frankists practiced apostasy—mass conversion to other faiths to escape persecution. They converted to Catholicism to avoid expulsion by Torah-observant Jews who recognized the evil in their practices. This infiltration strategy may explain certain scandals within institutions that should have been protected by their religious foundations.
Jacob Frank himself was given a castle in Offenbach, Germany, and made a baron—evidence of powerful support from the wealthiest people of his era. This wasn't a persecuted fringe group but a movement with access to the highest levels of wealth and power.
Modern Influence and Recognition
Contrary to claims that Sabbateanism-Frankism was merely an old fringe movement, Israeli historian Gershom Scholem documented its continued influence into modern times. Louis Brandeis, the first Jewish Supreme Court justice in America, kept a picture of Ava Frank on his Supreme Court desk—a clear indication that Frankist beliefs persisted among powerful American figures.
The doctrine of evil—the belief that committing depraved acts proves evil doesn't exist and enables societal ascendance—appears to guide certain powerful institutions and individuals today. When observing actions that seem inexplicably cruel or self-destructive from a conventional moral standpoint, this theological framework provides an explanation.
The Gaza Question and Modern Applications
Contemporary events in Gaza raise questions about how ancient theological concepts might influence modern policy. How can human beings witness clear suffering and destruction without recognizing it as evil? The Sabbatean concept that evil acts can be committed to achieve greater good provides one possible explanation.
Christian Zionists in America have adopted elements of this theology, believing that certain evil events must occur to bring about prophesied goodness. This represents a trickle-down effect of Sabbatean thinking into mainstream religious and political thought, creating a permission structure for otherwise unconscionable actions.
The Importance of Understanding Theology
Understanding these theological roots is not an academic exercise—it's essential for comprehending how power operates in the modern world. The belief systems that guide elite actions often remain hidden from public view, but their effects are visible in policy decisions, international coordination, and the selective enforcement of justice.
Jewish people themselves may not know this history, as it was deliberately suppressed within their own communities. The great schism that occurred during the Sabbatean era saw actual Torah-observant Jews expelled from countries due to the actions of Sabbatean-Frankists. Those expelled naturally questioned why they faced consequences for actions they had nothing to do with, often attributing it to anti-Semitism rather than understanding the distinction between themselves and the Sabbatean-Frankists.
The richest people in the world funded these movements, giving them protection and legitimacy that fringe groups typically lack. This pattern of wealthy elite support for dark esoteric movements continues to this day, though the specific forms and expressions may have evolved.
