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The most powerful ability of the spear is that it can make people think it has powers...

...truly remarkable...

I think there really is something to the Spear of Destiny. It really makes sense of a lot of things. If there is an artifact that can be proven to be around 2,000 years old and if its believed to have pierced the flesh of Jesus, of course any archaeologist who finds it is going to do forensics testing on it to investigate... whoever gets their hands on the spear can easily wipe it clean and add few drops of their own blood to it. Then hand it off to a trusted friend, have them turn it in, and wait until a population of morons come to worship you. What makes it so valuable is that its probably the only 2,000 year old lance that's been preserved in an intelligible condition. Nobody would fall for the conspiracy if carbon dating didn't prove it to be that old.

Also, I might add that I listen to a lot of obscure black metal with lyrics dealing with occultic subjects. There's a ton of recent albums hinting that "God is dead" and the phrase "resurrection never coming" is common. I really think this is what most of the weird stuff going on around the world is all about. Christianity in itself is a conspiracy. Exterminate the narcissistic, independent members of society ("sinners") and let the most compassionate, disciplined people inherit earth. Sounds noble at first, but consider the motives of "God". In a situation like that, all TPTB would have to do to enslave the population is threaten to annihilate everyone if they don't cooperate together. An individual Christian might not be afraid of being killed, themselves, but if you threaten to kill the ones they love for stepping out of line...

Sorry if my writing sucks right now. I keep getting distracted by the TV and people around me. I'll elaborate later if nobody sees where I'm coming from.

This is something worth looking into here...

I think the freemasons have got it. . . . .

Ok I'm not sure how close everyone watched the decoded video, but a few things caught my interest. These are simply my thoughts so please reply on either way you feel about it.

Earlier in the episode Brad said that a general raided one of Hitler's compounds and took the spear. Two hours later Hitler committed suicide. Why is it that they never brought up the fact of the US taking the spear after that? They never looked into it and mostly overlooked that.

Would that explain the US as the strongest superpower?
Has each president or select presidents held it in their posession?

I guess the biggest thing that caught my attention is the fact that this man comes in at the end of the episode to say he knows the whole story of the spear and brings up the "sons of the fallen" as the fall group. Never in any of the decoded episodes have they ever concluded with something like that. Its always a little talk about how it could be this way or that, never a possible conclusion. I have also been attempting to research the "sons of the fallen" and have not been able to find a thing.

So my question, is Brad Meltzer covering up a possible answer? Was he trying to throw us off his trail by putting this man with a story as a conclusion?