A narrator named Ulrich argues that secret societies have been quietly fulfilling biblical prophecy for six thousand years, and stacks up original documents, historical clips, and chapter-by-chapter argument to make the case. The film traces the Knights Templar's shift from crusading order to what it calls a Satanic and sexual underground, then draws a line forward to a 1980s prostitution scandal it places inside the Reagan/Bush White House. Roman-era Gnosticism appears as the moment organized belief first drifted from salvation through Christ, a drift the film says the Illuminati later formalized into a program for world domination that communism echoes. The last stretch follows that thread through the League of Nations, the Council on Foreign Relations, and the Federal Reserve, presented as successive vehicles for the same New World Order. The film insists it is not conspiracy theory but source-based history, though the sourcing and interpretation are its own; viewers looking for an outside challenge to any of these claims will not find one here.