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reply posted on 14-11-2006 @ 07:28 PM by Icarus Rising
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Or possibly, the first crusade was a search and destroy mission against the sang raal, not a treasure hunt for the san graal.
Perhaps information obtained in the first crusade was the impetus for the crusades to the Holy Land in search of the treasure, maybe even a quest for
the Ark itself, buried beneath the Temple Mount.
Have you read "Lost Secrets of the Sacred Ark", by Laurence Gardner? I'm not talking about the monoatomic gold stuff he goes into, though I found
it interesting, but the connection of the Ark to the Messianic line.
No reason is given in the Bible as to why the Ark of the Covenant was so richly contrived. It is portrayed as having awesome and deadly powers, but
these are not satisfactorily explained. There is, however, no mystery to the Ark. Laurence Gardner explains that its story is wholly related to the
dynastic House of Gold - the Messianic bloodline of ancient Grail Kings from the Old Kingdom pharaohs to King Solomon and the descendant Royal House
of Judah.
What was the Ark of the Covenant? Where is the Ark?
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reply posted on 14-11-2006 @ 07:43 PM by BlackGuardXIII
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We could ask the Hapsburgs, they may know something.
Originally posted by Icarus Rising
Or possibly, the first crusade was a search and destroy mission against the sang raal, not a treasure hunt for the san graal.
Perhaps information obtained in the first crusade was the impetus for the crusades to the Holy Land in search of the treasure, maybe even a quest for
the Ark itself, buried beneath the Temple Mount.
Have you read "Lost Secrets of the Sacred Ark", by Laurence Gardner? I'm not talking about the monoatomic gold stuff he goes into, though I found
it interesting, but the connection of the Ark to the Messianic line. 
I have read, I think, two Gardner books, but I don't recall if that was one of them. As to the 1st crusade, it appeared to me to be more of a search
to find something beneath the temple.
The following ones looked to me more like your typical looting and pillaging forays, proposed and begun mostly to give the people something to do.
The sack of Byzantium looked like that kind of thing.
The other Ark theories I have read have pointed to Axum, in Ethiopia, Lalibela, Rosslyn, and Oak Island as possible locations for it. But I also
agree, there is much to suggest that the mystery is possibly hiding knowledge about a bloodline. The protectors of the grail appear to have done a
pretty good job either way.
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reply posted on 14-11-2006 @ 09:07 PM by Icarus Rising
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I apologize for my mixed terminology. By first crusade above, I meant the Albigensian attacks. I thought maybe info gleaned from the Cathars, if
they had any connection to the sang raal, could have contributed to the crusade to the Holy Land in search of the buried treasures under the Temple
Mount.
How did the knights come by the notion to start searching under the Mount to begin with? Did they have specific information about what to look for
and where to look for it?
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reply posted on 15-11-2006 @ 01:16 AM by BlackGuardXIII
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beats me
All I can say is that they seemed to know something was there, that they wanted.
I think that if that is true, they likely found it.
If so, they certainly have gone to great lengths to ensure that it remained secret.
Have you read about Oak Island? Whoever buried something there pulled off an impressive feat of engineering that stumped all efforts to retrieve. My
view is that it is likely Sinclair and a large group of skilled peers are the best guess as to who dug it.
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reply posted on 15-11-2006 @ 01:32 AM by Icarus Rising
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I saw a HC special on Oak Island. Very intriguing. The people who pulled off that feat may have had levitation or Ark-like powers working for them.
No conventional means has so far been able to penetrate to the bottom level or chamber of that site, right? Isn't there supposed to be a substantial
treasure hidden there?
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reply posted on 15-11-2006 @ 01:46 AM by BlackGuardXIII
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Templars built the newport tower in rhode island...
Not necessarily. I have read a theory of how it was possible using conventional means and ingenius engineering. If there were enough men to block
off the bay, and let it drain, they could construct the horizontal channels, booby traps, etc., then remove the blockage and flood the bay again.
It is definitely a masterpiece of design, requiring a large, skilled force to do it. But, what about the Templar fleet? They disappeared and have
been said to have found refuge in Scotland. It would likely have been their descendents, since it was
90 years between the end of the Templars and Sinclairs trips to Nova Scotia. Not many people know that there are remains of a stone castle in Nova
Scotia as well. The origins of it are not known, but it appears plausible that it dates from that time.
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reply posted on 16-11-2006 @ 11:15 AM by Icarus Rising
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This thread isn't really meant to be about earthly treasure, where and how it is hidden, or when and how it changed hands.
To me, this thread is about where and when and how history may have gotten "smudged" a bit, at a time when the way our leaders were selected changed
significantly,
In practical terms, Church kingship has prevailed from the 8th century and has continued, through the ages, to the present day. But the fact is that,
under strict terms of sovereign practice, all such monarchies and their affiliated governments have been invalid.
By way of this strategy, the whole nature of monarchy changed from being an office of community guardianship to one of absolute rule and, by
virtue of this monumental change, the long-standing code of princely service was forsaken as European kings became servants of the Church instead
of being servants of the people."
Is this where the Illuminati took over? Is this where we went from being subjects to being citizen/slaves? The power of the Donation of Constantine
would have been enormous once it went into full effect. With the Vatican's seal of approval on the Monarchies of the West a requirement for
legitimacy, the Pope could pretty much take the highest bidder, or manipulate the candidates for political expediency.
Popular leaders, that is, leaders of the people, like the Merovingians were to begin with, would not be on the short list of candidates the Pope
would pick to rule. Regardless of the need to destroy the Messianic bloodline, which I still don't rule out being present, the Pope would want
regimes with allegiance to Rome, not to the people.
I don't think the impact of this paradigm shift in the way the masses are ruled can be overestimated. The creation of the United States of America
was in rebellion to this very concept. So was the French Revolution. We are still seeing the ramifications of the Donation unfold around us today as
the struggle with it didn't stop there.
Interesting also to note that the right to kingship bloodlines do trace their roots to King David and the House of Judah. Christ was descended from
King David, right? Is the whole bloodline of David Messianic? Or did Christ reduce it to just through Him?
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reply posted on 16-11-2006 @ 10:11 PM by BlackGuardXIII
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'This thread isn't really meant to be about earthly treasure, where and how it is hidden, or when and how it changed hands.
To me, this thread is about where and when and how history may have gotten "smudged" a bit, at a time when the way our leaders were selected changed
significantly,' Icarus Rising
Some writers claim that the church made an effort to change history after the 'accidental' death of Dagobert II, by erasing him from the history
books completely.
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reply posted on 19-11-2006 @ 08:38 AM by Valhall
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Icarus,
I found an interesting site here you might like to take a gander at. Their view is that the Merovingian dynasty is a satanic bloodline and the
bloodline of the anti-Christ (which I'd like to point out that whether you agree with that or not, think about this - even if the legends of a
descendant of Christ were true, their theory could also be true!  .) Irrespective of their view to the bloodline, their theory concerning
Melchizedek, the false Michael the Archangel, and the bizarre reference to Chilperic being of the line of Melchizedek are very interesting connections
to consider.
watch.pair.com...
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reply posted on 19-11-2006 @ 12:34 PM by Icarus Rising
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Wow. I need more time to sort all that out. Thanks for the great link.
For the purposes of this discussion, though, I found the following quote quite relevant;
"...Something had been smuggled out of Montsegur just after the truce expired. According to tradition the four men who escaped from the doomed
citadel carried with them the Cathar treasure, but the monetary treasure had been smuggled out three months earlier. Could the Cathar
'treasure', like the 'treasure' Sauniere discovered, have consisted primarily of a secret? Could that secret have been related in some
unimaginable way to something that became known as the Holy Grail?"
Could the Cathar treasure and the one purportedly found by B. Sauniere be one and the same?
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reply posted on 19-11-2006 @ 01:26 PM by Valhall
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I'm cross-posting this information both in my Rennes thread and in this thread, because it touches both (of course).
I find it interesting that the Bishop of Turin announced that the Shroud of Turin could not be the shroud of Jesus (based on carbon dating) on October
13, 1988. October 13th is the anniversary date of the slaughter of the Knights Templar in 1307. Barring the calendar conversion (because it's not
necessary to take into account since we're talking of calendar dates versus actual days passed) the announcement of the Shroud came 681 years after
the murder of the Knights Templar.
According to this website, the parchment Sauniere found included information about Sigebert IV fleeing the Merovinginian kingdom in 681. The
fleeing of Sigebert IV is critical to the fact that the Merovinginian bloodline continued and it is speculated that is what was in the parchments -
the bloodline.
www.ordotempli.org...
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