The Rennes area
The Habsburgs, a big-time reptilian bloodline, ruled the Holy Roman Empire for 500 years before its demise in 1806. The Priory of Sion, the Merovingian bloodline, and Rennes-le-Chateau, definitely connect into the wider web.
Among the most significant Freemasonic lodges in the world today is the Grand Alpine Lodge in Switzerland. Henry Kissinger, one of the planet’s most active servants of the reptilians (he is one), is a member. It is involved at a very high level in the global manipulation and it is most definitely Satanic. A work entitled The Merovingian Descendants And The Enigma Of The Visigoth Razes was published, according to its title page, by the Grand Alpine Lodge, though they now deny it.
Razes is the old name for the area around Rennes-le-Chateau. It was first published in German and then translated into French by a Walter Celse-Nazaire, a pseudonym made up of the saints after whom the church at Rennes-les-Bains is dedicated. The secrets held in Rennes-le-Chateau and the Languedoc are extremely important to these people.
The composer, Richard Wagner, used unusual names from the Rennes area in his operas and in his work, The Valkyrie, we see again the theme of someone condemned to eternal sleep in the ruins of an enchanted castle. There are many ruined enchanted castles around Rennes-le-Chateau and Wagner’s Castle of Valhalla is a castle on the Paris Meridian a few miles from the village.
Adolf Hitler, who was obsessed with black magic, said that to understand the Nazis, one had to understand Wagner. One legend has it that Wagner visited Sauniere at Rennes-le-Chateau. Jules Verne, the science ‘fiction’ writer, was a high initiate who knew much secret knowledge. His book, Chateau Of The Carpathians, includes several names unique to the Rennes-le-Chateau area, and in Verne’s Clovis d’Ardentor one the characters is Captain Bugarach, the name of a peak near Rennes-le-Chateau known locally as the magnetic mountain. Clovis was also the name of one of the first Merovingian kings. A farm near Rennes-les-Bains is called Jouanne, another name used for a Jules Verne character.
Back in Rennes-le-Chateau after his visit to Paris, Sauniere began a spending spree well beyond the means of a poorly paid village priest. Where did his sudden wealth come from? He built a house which he called Villa Bethania alongside the church for himself and his housekeeper, Marie Denarnaud. Close by, he built a watchtower on the edge of a sheer cliff overlooking the valley and mountains. He called it La Tour Magdala and he said it was a library. However, there is very little room for books and it hardly constitutes a ‘library’. It is, however, placed precisely on the spot where a circle connecting churches meets a point on the pentagram in the geometrical pattern identified by Wood and Campbell. The name Magdala means watchtower and the watchtower is a Brotherhood symbol for Mary Magdalene - the female energy, Isis, Semiramis. Note that it is also the symbol of the Jehovah’s Witnesses, another prison-religion, created by Brotherhood frontmen like the high degree Freemason, Charles Taze Russell.
They’re all connected, the secret societies and the religions they created. Sauniere spent profusely on art and antiques; he paid for a water tower to improve the village supply; and he spent a fortune to build a road to replace the long dirt track up the mountain to Rennes-le-Chateau. He also began to correspond with people all over Europe. Most notably, he transformed his church with his new-found wealth. It was fully restored and refurbished with strange statues and esoteric symbols.
On the entrance to the church he had written in French: “This place is terrible”. As you walk through the door you are faced with a demonic statue depicting a particular version of the Devil. It is Asmodeus who, the legend says, was forced by King Solomon to help with the building of his temple in Jerusalem. A cutting with a picture of Asmodeus in chains was found among Sauniere’s possessions.
A plate glass window features Mary Magdalene anointing the feet of Jesus and a statue of Mary Magdalene includes a skull at her feet, a symbol of the Templar rituals. The floor is laid out with the black and white squares of a Masonic temple. A feature of the Sauniere-inspired decoration in the church is the rose and the cross. This is the symbol of the secret society called the Rosicrucians or Rose Croix and it goes back to ancient times. Templar artefacts retrieved from Paris and Cyprus feature the rose and cross. The rose once again relates to goddess worship and sexual symbolism. The Romans knew the rose as the Flower of Venus (Venus = Semiramis) and it was the badge of her ‘sacred prostitutes’.
In the Venus sexual mysteries, anything ‘sub rosa’ meaning under the rose, was not to be revealed to the uninitiated. Mother Mary, when used as a symbol for the goddess energy, was referred to as the Rose, Rose-bush, Rose-garland or Mystic Rose. The name Rose may also come from Eros, the symbol for sexual love. The Rosicrucians link into the Brotherhood network, as do the Jesuits.
Sauniere’s brother, Alfred, was a Jesuit and Sauniere could have well been a member of the Rosicrucian Order - there is a cross and red rose on his grave in the churchyard. A red rose on a grave can indicate an exemplary life or that the person’s life was ended prematurely. When Pierre Plantard de Saint-Clair, a Grand Master of the Priory of Sion, made a visit to Rennes-le-Chateau, he was seen performing a strange ceremony at Sauniere’s grave. Obviously, questions were asked by the church hierarchy about Sauniere’s spending spree, but when the crunch came he was supported by the Pope himself.
Sauniere was working closely, and in secret, with two other local priests, Abbe Boudet at Rennes-le-Bains, and Abbe Gelis at Coutaussa. The two villages are only a short distance from Rennes-le-Chateau. Records show that Boudet, a friend of Pierre Plantard’s grandfather, paid Sauniere and his Jesuit brother large sums of money. All three apparently enjoyed unexplained windfalls of cash.
In 1897 their close association was broken by conflict between Sauniere and Boudet, and the vicious and bloody murder of Gelis, who had become a recluse, living behind a locked door in fear of his life. With good reason, it turned out. He was bludgeoned to death by someone he clearly knew and trusted, because he opened his door to them and a bell alarm Gelis had installed was not activated. Despite the violence of his death and the intense struggle which preceded it, his body was left neatly laid out on the floor in almost ritualistic fashion.
In his church at Coutaussa were the now familiar symbols, the lion paws, the grapes and the vine, and a form of the Star of David, the six pointed star, with one triangle superimposed on the other instead of being interweaved as normal. Exactly the same symbol was found on Sauniere’s bookplate. On Gelis’s grave, topped by a Maltese/Templar cross, is the word Assassine and the headstone is adorned with a rose, the symbol of the Rosicrucians and of premature death. Sauniere died following a stroke in 1917. The stroke happened on January 17th 1917, which appears to be a very significant date to the Babylonian Brotherhood. It is known as the feast day of St Sulpice.
It was to the St Sulpice Church in Paris that Sauniere travelled with his parchments; it was the groundplan of St Sulpice which appeared in the mysterious documents called Le Serpent Rouge; St Sulpice was designed according to the laws of sacred geometry in 1645 on the ruins of a temple of Isis and was the headquarters of the Compagnie du Saint-Sacrement, an alleged front for the Priory of Sion; and Victor Hugo, a Grand Master of the Priory of Sion, was married at St Sulpice.
Le Serpent Rouge was dated January 17th and it emphasises that January 17th comes under the astrological house of Capricorn, the goat, which, in its negative depiction, is Baphomet and the Goat of Mendes, the symbol of Satanism and the Templars. This originates from the symbolic sacrifice of a goat by the Israelites in honour of the Watcher (reptilian) called Azazel who also became symbolised as an inverted pentagram, the ‘goat head’.
Nicholas Flamel, another Grand Master of the Priory of Sion, was said to have performed his first alchemical transmutation at noon on January 17th. A statue of Charles de Lorraine (Ramses-Piso-Bush), a Grand Master of both the Priory of Sion and the Teutonic Order, was unveiled in Brussels on January 17th 1775.
If you think this is all coincidence, one cannot underestimate how important precise dates and times are to the Babylonian Brotherhood. Every split second has a different vibration as the Earth’s magnetic field is subtly changed by the Sun and the movement of the planets, and every number and combination of numbers carry their own unique vibratory signature.
Sauniere transferred all his money and possessions to his housekeeper, Marie Denarnaud, his confidant throughout this period. She is alleged to have said to a friend:
“The people around here walk around on gold without knowing it… With that which the Monsieur has left we could feed Rennes for a hundred years and there would still be enough left over… one day I will tell you a secret which will make of you a rich man –very, very rich.” But she never did.
Rennes-le-Chateau is a place of so many secrets and in so many ways encapsulates the ‘hall of mirrors’ that has kept the truth from the people for so long. However, the veil is lifting and the truth is emerging. The complication in the story of Rennes-le-Chateau, and the Brotherhood in general, is the feuding that goes on between competing factions operating beneath the same overall leadership.
It means that people who you know are involved are undermined or murdered by others you know are involved. This can be confusing unless you understand the game. Such infighting is inevitable with the mindset of these people, and often it suits the Brotherhood leadership to have these feuds spill over into the public arena. It creates the very chaos, the divide and rule, which they need to manipulate their Agenda into being.
But this upper hierarchy can quickly bring the factions into line when the fighting threatens the over all Agenda on which all sides agree –control of the world. Just such a battle broke out between the Priory of Sion and its military arm, the Knights Templar, which led to considerable conflict in the centuries that followed.
In 1187, the Templars lost control of Jerusalem to the Saracen Turks, possibly on purpose, and a conflict followed with their former allies and official masters, the Priory of Sion. A year later they formerly separated in a ritual known as the Cutting of the Elm at Gisors, a city close to the coast in northern France. The Order of Sion changed its name to the Priory of Sion and adopted as its emblem, the red cross used by the Templars. The Priory also adopted the title, l’Ordre de la Rose-Cross Veritas, the Order of the True Red Cross. The two secret societies agreed to operate independently, but the Priory of Sion wanted the Templar wealth which it believed it rightly owned.
The purge of the Templars
First Philippe removed two Popes until he found one who would take his orders. He sent one of his heavies to assault and abuse Pope Boniface VIII, who died shortly afterwards. He then poisoned a second Pope, Benedict XI. This allowed him to install his own choice, the Archbishop of Bordeax, who became Pope Clement V. He moved the Papacy to Avignon and produced a split in the Roman Church for 68 years while rival Popes resided in France and in Rome.
Having established his own personal Pope, Philippe turned his mind to the Knights Templar. He coveted their wealth, hated their power and was a puppet of the Priory of Sion. The Templars lost much of their influence with the Church after 1291 when the Saracens defeated the Christian Crusaders and ejected them from the Holy Land. Philippe, in league with his puppet Pope, set out to destroy the Templars.
In 1306 he had arrested every Jew in France, banished them from the country and taken all their property. He then planned a similar operation and secretly arranged for all Templars in France to be arrested at dawn on Friday, October 13th 1307. Friday the 13th has been deemed unlucky ever since. Many Templars were seized, including their Grand Master, Jacques de Molay, and subjected to the unimaginable torture of the Inquisition.
But there is clear evidence that many Templars knew of the plan and escaped. Documents detailing their rules and rituals were removed or destroyed before the raids and when the vaults were opened at the Templar headquarters in Paris, the vast fortune Philippe so coveted was gone. He and his Pope pressured other monarchs to arrest the Templars, but this wasn’t easy.
In the German, later French, region of Lorraine, the duke (Ramses-Piso-Bush) supported the Templars and in other parts of Germany the Templars went unprosecuted. Others changed their name from Knights Templar and continued as before in another guise. Some joined the
Order of St John of Jerusalem (Malta) or the Teutonic Order.
The aristocratic bloodlines of Lorraine are some of the ‘purest’ reptilian crossbreeds and one of them is today one of the biggest players in the global Satanic ritual network. While officially these three orders were not connected and did not like each other, they were, at their upper levels, the same organisation.
Edward II (Ramses-Piso-Bush), the English king, did his best for years to ignore the papal order to arrest the Templars and, when pressed further, he was as lenient with them as possible. Scotland and Ireland did the same. Eventually, however, the Inquisitors arrived and the Templars either left England or Ireland or met their fate.
Scotland was a very different story. The Templar fleet escaped from France at the time of the purge, particularly from their main port at La Rochelle, and took their wealth with them. There is, however, another possibility that Philippe the Fair was duped by the Priory of Sion who had arranged for the English fleet to intercept the fleeing Templar ships and steal the gold that way.
It’s possible the Templars headed for Scotland, Portugal, and most likely, the Americas as they knew that continent existed because they had access to the underground knowledge of the Aryan Elite and they were well aware that the Phoenicians had been to the Americas thousands of years before. The choice of Scotland was obvious for many reasons. The St Clair-Sinclairs were there and so were the other ancient Brotherhood bloodlines which arrived with the original Phoenicians or came from Belgium and northern France to settle there much later.
The head of one of these families, Robert the Bruce, was at war with another branch of the Aryans, the English, for control of Scotland and he was excommuni-cated by the Pope. This meant that the papal order to destroy the Templars was not applicable in the areas controlled by Bruce. It was to here that many Templars headed after the purge in France. They sailed around the west coast of Ireland to land on the north west coast of Scotland between Islay, Jura and the Mull of Kintyre. Along this coast many Templar graves and relics have been found at places like Kilmory and Kilmartin. The Templars also settled in the region called Dalriada, now Argyll, and they were soon to play a crucial part in the most famous battle in Scottish history.
The Habsburgs, a big-time reptilian bloodline, ruled the Holy Roman Empire for 500 years before its demise in 1806. The Priory of Sion, the Merovingian bloodline, and Rennes-le-Chateau, definitely connect into the wider web.
Among the most significant Freemasonic lodges in the world today is the Grand Alpine Lodge in Switzerland. Henry Kissinger, one of the planet’s most active servants of the reptilians (he is one), is a member. It is involved at a very high level in the global manipulation and it is most definitely Satanic. A work entitled The Merovingian Descendants And The Enigma Of The Visigoth Razes was published, according to its title page, by the Grand Alpine Lodge, though they now deny it.
Razes is the old name for the area around Rennes-le-Chateau. It was first published in German and then translated into French by a Walter Celse-Nazaire, a pseudonym made up of the saints after whom the church at Rennes-les-Bains is dedicated. The secrets held in Rennes-le-Chateau and the Languedoc are extremely important to these people.
The composer, Richard Wagner, used unusual names from the Rennes area in his operas and in his work, The Valkyrie, we see again the theme of someone condemned to eternal sleep in the ruins of an enchanted castle. There are many ruined enchanted castles around Rennes-le-Chateau and Wagner’s Castle of Valhalla is a castle on the Paris Meridian a few miles from the village.
Adolf Hitler, who was obsessed with black magic, said that to understand the Nazis, one had to understand Wagner. One legend has it that Wagner visited Sauniere at Rennes-le-Chateau. Jules Verne, the science ‘fiction’ writer, was a high initiate who knew much secret knowledge. His book, Chateau Of The Carpathians, includes several names unique to the Rennes-le-Chateau area, and in Verne’s Clovis d’Ardentor one the characters is Captain Bugarach, the name of a peak near Rennes-le-Chateau known locally as the magnetic mountain. Clovis was also the name of one of the first Merovingian kings. A farm near Rennes-les-Bains is called Jouanne, another name used for a Jules Verne character.
Back in Rennes-le-Chateau after his visit to Paris, Sauniere began a spending spree well beyond the means of a poorly paid village priest. Where did his sudden wealth come from? He built a house which he called Villa Bethania alongside the church for himself and his housekeeper, Marie Denarnaud. Close by, he built a watchtower on the edge of a sheer cliff overlooking the valley and mountains. He called it La Tour Magdala and he said it was a library. However, there is very little room for books and it hardly constitutes a ‘library’. It is, however, placed precisely on the spot where a circle connecting churches meets a point on the pentagram in the geometrical pattern identified by Wood and Campbell. The name Magdala means watchtower and the watchtower is a Brotherhood symbol for Mary Magdalene - the female energy, Isis, Semiramis. Note that it is also the symbol of the Jehovah’s Witnesses, another prison-religion, created by Brotherhood frontmen like the high degree Freemason, Charles Taze Russell.
They’re all connected, the secret societies and the religions they created. Sauniere spent profusely on art and antiques; he paid for a water tower to improve the village supply; and he spent a fortune to build a road to replace the long dirt track up the mountain to Rennes-le-Chateau. He also began to correspond with people all over Europe. Most notably, he transformed his church with his new-found wealth. It was fully restored and refurbished with strange statues and esoteric symbols.
On the entrance to the church he had written in French: “This place is terrible”. As you walk through the door you are faced with a demonic statue depicting a particular version of the Devil. It is Asmodeus who, the legend says, was forced by King Solomon to help with the building of his temple in Jerusalem. A cutting with a picture of Asmodeus in chains was found among Sauniere’s possessions.
A plate glass window features Mary Magdalene anointing the feet of Jesus and a statue of Mary Magdalene includes a skull at her feet, a symbol of the Templar rituals. The floor is laid out with the black and white squares of a Masonic temple. A feature of the Sauniere-inspired decoration in the church is the rose and the cross. This is the symbol of the secret society called the Rosicrucians or Rose Croix and it goes back to ancient times. Templar artefacts retrieved from Paris and Cyprus feature the rose and cross. The rose once again relates to goddess worship and sexual symbolism. The Romans knew the rose as the Flower of Venus (Venus = Semiramis) and it was the badge of her ‘sacred prostitutes’.
In the Venus sexual mysteries, anything ‘sub rosa’ meaning under the rose, was not to be revealed to the uninitiated. Mother Mary, when used as a symbol for the goddess energy, was referred to as the Rose, Rose-bush, Rose-garland or Mystic Rose. The name Rose may also come from Eros, the symbol for sexual love. The Rosicrucians link into the Brotherhood network, as do the Jesuits.
Sauniere’s brother, Alfred, was a Jesuit and Sauniere could have well been a member of the Rosicrucian Order - there is a cross and red rose on his grave in the churchyard. A red rose on a grave can indicate an exemplary life or that the person’s life was ended prematurely. When Pierre Plantard de Saint-Clair, a Grand Master of the Priory of Sion, made a visit to Rennes-le-Chateau, he was seen performing a strange ceremony at Sauniere’s grave. Obviously, questions were asked by the church hierarchy about Sauniere’s spending spree, but when the crunch came he was supported by the Pope himself.
Sauniere was working closely, and in secret, with two other local priests, Abbe Boudet at Rennes-le-Bains, and Abbe Gelis at Coutaussa. The two villages are only a short distance from Rennes-le-Chateau. Records show that Boudet, a friend of Pierre Plantard’s grandfather, paid Sauniere and his Jesuit brother large sums of money. All three apparently enjoyed unexplained windfalls of cash.
In 1897 their close association was broken by conflict between Sauniere and Boudet, and the vicious and bloody murder of Gelis, who had become a recluse, living behind a locked door in fear of his life. With good reason, it turned out. He was bludgeoned to death by someone he clearly knew and trusted, because he opened his door to them and a bell alarm Gelis had installed was not activated. Despite the violence of his death and the intense struggle which preceded it, his body was left neatly laid out on the floor in almost ritualistic fashion.
In his church at Coutaussa were the now familiar symbols, the lion paws, the grapes and the vine, and a form of the Star of David, the six pointed star, with one triangle superimposed on the other instead of being interweaved as normal. Exactly the same symbol was found on Sauniere’s bookplate. On Gelis’s grave, topped by a Maltese/Templar cross, is the word Assassine and the headstone is adorned with a rose, the symbol of the Rosicrucians and of premature death. Sauniere died following a stroke in 1917. The stroke happened on January 17th 1917, which appears to be a very significant date to the Babylonian Brotherhood. It is known as the feast day of St Sulpice.
It was to the St Sulpice Church in Paris that Sauniere travelled with his parchments; it was the groundplan of St Sulpice which appeared in the mysterious documents called Le Serpent Rouge; St Sulpice was designed according to the laws of sacred geometry in 1645 on the ruins of a temple of Isis and was the headquarters of the Compagnie du Saint-Sacrement, an alleged front for the Priory of Sion; and Victor Hugo, a Grand Master of the Priory of Sion, was married at St Sulpice.
Le Serpent Rouge was dated January 17th and it emphasises that January 17th comes under the astrological house of Capricorn, the goat, which, in its negative depiction, is Baphomet and the Goat of Mendes, the symbol of Satanism and the Templars. This originates from the symbolic sacrifice of a goat by the Israelites in honour of the Watcher (reptilian) called Azazel who also became symbolised as an inverted pentagram, the ‘goat head’.
Nicholas Flamel, another Grand Master of the Priory of Sion, was said to have performed his first alchemical transmutation at noon on January 17th. A statue of Charles de Lorraine (Ramses-Piso-Bush), a Grand Master of both the Priory of Sion and the Teutonic Order, was unveiled in Brussels on January 17th 1775.
If you think this is all coincidence, one cannot underestimate how important precise dates and times are to the Babylonian Brotherhood. Every split second has a different vibration as the Earth’s magnetic field is subtly changed by the Sun and the movement of the planets, and every number and combination of numbers carry their own unique vibratory signature.
Sauniere transferred all his money and possessions to his housekeeper, Marie Denarnaud, his confidant throughout this period. She is alleged to have said to a friend:
“The people around here walk around on gold without knowing it… With that which the Monsieur has left we could feed Rennes for a hundred years and there would still be enough left over… one day I will tell you a secret which will make of you a rich man –very, very rich.” But she never did.
Rennes-le-Chateau is a place of so many secrets and in so many ways encapsulates the ‘hall of mirrors’ that has kept the truth from the people for so long. However, the veil is lifting and the truth is emerging. The complication in the story of Rennes-le-Chateau, and the Brotherhood in general, is the feuding that goes on between competing factions operating beneath the same overall leadership.
It means that people who you know are involved are undermined or murdered by others you know are involved. This can be confusing unless you understand the game. Such infighting is inevitable with the mindset of these people, and often it suits the Brotherhood leadership to have these feuds spill over into the public arena. It creates the very chaos, the divide and rule, which they need to manipulate their Agenda into being.
But this upper hierarchy can quickly bring the factions into line when the fighting threatens the over all Agenda on which all sides agree –control of the world. Just such a battle broke out between the Priory of Sion and its military arm, the Knights Templar, which led to considerable conflict in the centuries that followed.
In 1187, the Templars lost control of Jerusalem to the Saracen Turks, possibly on purpose, and a conflict followed with their former allies and official masters, the Priory of Sion. A year later they formerly separated in a ritual known as the Cutting of the Elm at Gisors, a city close to the coast in northern France. The Order of Sion changed its name to the Priory of Sion and adopted as its emblem, the red cross used by the Templars. The Priory also adopted the title, l’Ordre de la Rose-Cross Veritas, the Order of the True Red Cross. The two secret societies agreed to operate independently, but the Priory of Sion wanted the Templar wealth which it believed it rightly owned.
The purge of the Templars
First Philippe removed two Popes until he found one who would take his orders. He sent one of his heavies to assault and abuse Pope Boniface VIII, who died shortly afterwards. He then poisoned a second Pope, Benedict XI. This allowed him to install his own choice, the Archbishop of Bordeax, who became Pope Clement V. He moved the Papacy to Avignon and produced a split in the Roman Church for 68 years while rival Popes resided in France and in Rome.
Having established his own personal Pope, Philippe turned his mind to the Knights Templar. He coveted their wealth, hated their power and was a puppet of the Priory of Sion. The Templars lost much of their influence with the Church after 1291 when the Saracens defeated the Christian Crusaders and ejected them from the Holy Land. Philippe, in league with his puppet Pope, set out to destroy the Templars.
In 1306 he had arrested every Jew in France, banished them from the country and taken all their property. He then planned a similar operation and secretly arranged for all Templars in France to be arrested at dawn on Friday, October 13th 1307. Friday the 13th has been deemed unlucky ever since. Many Templars were seized, including their Grand Master, Jacques de Molay, and subjected to the unimaginable torture of the Inquisition.
But there is clear evidence that many Templars knew of the plan and escaped. Documents detailing their rules and rituals were removed or destroyed before the raids and when the vaults were opened at the Templar headquarters in Paris, the vast fortune Philippe so coveted was gone. He and his Pope pressured other monarchs to arrest the Templars, but this wasn’t easy.
In the German, later French, region of Lorraine, the duke (Ramses-Piso-Bush) supported the Templars and in other parts of Germany the Templars went unprosecuted. Others changed their name from Knights Templar and continued as before in another guise. Some joined the
Order of St John of Jerusalem (Malta) or the Teutonic Order.
The aristocratic bloodlines of Lorraine are some of the ‘purest’ reptilian crossbreeds and one of them is today one of the biggest players in the global Satanic ritual network. While officially these three orders were not connected and did not like each other, they were, at their upper levels, the same organisation.
Edward II (Ramses-Piso-Bush), the English king, did his best for years to ignore the papal order to arrest the Templars and, when pressed further, he was as lenient with them as possible. Scotland and Ireland did the same. Eventually, however, the Inquisitors arrived and the Templars either left England or Ireland or met their fate.
Scotland was a very different story. The Templar fleet escaped from France at the time of the purge, particularly from their main port at La Rochelle, and took their wealth with them. There is, however, another possibility that Philippe the Fair was duped by the Priory of Sion who had arranged for the English fleet to intercept the fleeing Templar ships and steal the gold that way.
It’s possible the Templars headed for Scotland, Portugal, and most likely, the Americas as they knew that continent existed because they had access to the underground knowledge of the Aryan Elite and they were well aware that the Phoenicians had been to the Americas thousands of years before. The choice of Scotland was obvious for many reasons. The St Clair-Sinclairs were there and so were the other ancient Brotherhood bloodlines which arrived with the original Phoenicians or came from Belgium and northern France to settle there much later.
The head of one of these families, Robert the Bruce, was at war with another branch of the Aryans, the English, for control of Scotland and he was excommuni-cated by the Pope. This meant that the papal order to destroy the Templars was not applicable in the areas controlled by Bruce. It was to here that many Templars headed after the purge in France. They sailed around the west coast of Ireland to land on the north west coast of Scotland between Islay, Jura and the Mull of Kintyre. Along this coast many Templar graves and relics have been found at places like Kilmory and Kilmartin. The Templars also settled in the region called Dalriada, now Argyll, and they were soon to play a crucial part in the most famous battle in Scottish history.