Why the Mysterious Knights Templar Never Went Away



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36 thoughts on “Why the Mysterious Knights Templar Never Went Away”

  1. I have long maintained that the Freemasons and the Rosecurians Patrice their origins to the Templar nights. They certainly rebranded themselves in 1318 as the Order of Christ. If you recall the Templars we're destroyed in France. They did not suffer the same fate in England, Germany and other regions they occupy. In fact they were protected in Portugal and Cyprus. Modern fiction has used them as a backdrop for secret societies. The DaVinci Code and Assassin's Creed has them being the Priory of Sion and Abstergo, Inc., respectively one a good entity and the other wholely evil. But these are fictitious and not to be confused with the real fraternities that have tethered their rituals to the old Templars.

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  2. 1. Treasure never just disappears, hence the maxim: "follow the money". Word is not all of the treasure was seized by the kings. 2. Think of the country whose flag most resembles the KT's banner (possibly with inverted colors). Hint: this country is famous for banks and is in a very isolated, insulated location. 3. They were hardly truly "Christian", but that's just picking bones, that applies to most people of "Christendom". And let's not forget the other maxim, particularly valid in modern times: all wars are bankers' wars.

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  3. You completely neglected to mention the debts of the pope, and his collusion with King Phillip to orchestrate the excommunication of the templars as the excuse to not pay back their debts and keep their secrets that the Templars kept in agreement with the previous pope, and also the churches use of its monks, bishops and cardinals in organizing the Black day of Friday the 13th.

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  4. knights have been linked back before christ,as christ himself has been prtrayed as a woodworker, maybe but most things in his day were of stone ,'masonary' were called masons we attached free to the masons. Masons and templars are one to the other knights and their sargeants were payed to one side at solomans temple as the masons and labourers to the other.. their is another story to be told not just the romanticised and glorified one every person knows … no templar layed a brick or built anything skilled Masons did so i wonder who protected them whilst they worked? and the masons were not slaves either? NO Politician ever fought a war but sends their armies of men in.. Most pollies have been asociated through it to… food for thoght.

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  5. The Templars are not and never were Christians.
    They are Kabbalist’s & illuminists .
    They serve the Pope of Rome.
    They murdered 50 , million Bible believing Christians during the dark ages and beyond.
    Today …
    They are Bankers to the elite and pedos who still serve the Pope and Talmudic Jews who also serve them.
    They are antichrist & anti Gospel of Apostle Paul who Jesus himself sent to the Gentiles…That is according to scripture.

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  6. Idk about the entire chastity thing, my understanding is that the templars were only not allowed to marry and keep families. They still had there way with many a woman. They were known to create babies and the boys would eventually become templar recruits themselves. The girls either becoming nuns or working in whore houses that catered to the templars.
    And if a woman became pregnant by a templar they were given an allowance to help care for the child until a certain age when they'd either become a templar recruit, nun, or worse….I did an in depth report on the templars in like 11th grade I believe. It was very indepth I actually got n A

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  7. It is hard to imagine how anyone could study the history of the Templars and come up with this lame roundup of their story. If your knowledge of the history of the Knights is limited to this yawner, you have a lot of fun ahead of you.

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  8. Sounded interesting until said environmentally clean about meat. I’m sure they were thinking about that while most of know world order was struggling to survive daily. πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚.

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  9. I have been a fan and avid learner of the Templars for many years. This was a fantastic summary of the Templars history. But that "Brokeback" joke was absolutely fantastic. Backed up and laughed at it a couple of times.

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  10. Portugal means Port of Grail. This is where we took the grail… There is a spiral staircase leading to the dungeon of a castle where it is hidden… I know this because I was there… Don't tell anyone…

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  11. In 1128, the cousin of St Bernard of Clairvaux, Hugues de Payens, met King David I in Scotland. The Order established a seat at Balantrodoch, now Temple, Midlothian on the South Esk (River Esk, Lothian).

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  12. I picked up a Bible from a charity outlet recently, it was an expense calf skin bound Cambridge Press Bible with a cross and "Knights Templar Order" golf foil stamped onto the cover, it was in brand new condition, boxed with warranty card. It is because of that Bible that I am now watching this video.

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