The Secret Maps of the Knights Templar and Holy Grail in America

This video represents my theory regarding the Grail Myths of North America. Using the work of Louis Buff Parry and Scott Wolter a spatial analysis of the sites involved in the mystery revealed some startling facts and suggestions. The Newport Tower, Jefferson's Poplar Forest, The octagonal Powder Magazine of Colonial Williamsburg, The Kensington Runestone, as well as the Georgia Guidestones are all secret directional devices meant to lead one to the conclusion that the Knights Templar came to America as least as early as the 1362 date on the Kensington Runestone. Along the way possible solutions to the Bacon's Vault mystery of Williamsburg as well as a solution to the Beale Treasure mystery may become obvious. It's all about the octagons.

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[SurvivalCell]

I saw the video about the 120 arc places also. Very interesting.

[StarAll15]

I have been studying this stuff for awhile and I found out a crazy rumor. Back in the early 1200s, near the end of the Crusades, when King Richard returned to England it is believed that some Templars still remained in his army and even when they were captured and Jaques de Molay was burned at the stake they weren't exposed. It was said that they were close to many kings and that when George III sent the British to America while the colonies were being formed, he sent Templar agents as colonists

[SurvivalCell]

@StarAll15 That rumor may be true. There are many things that indicate what you are saying is true including a group of "Scottish Doctors" that seem to pop up at critical times in the early formation of the U.S.

[ACFriday6]

i am really confused. are the illuminati a satanic cult like alot of people say they are? if so, how are the masons linked to them? i thought the masons were formed by remnants of the knights templar or something like that after some french king or something tried to kill them and take their treasure. My great grandpa was in part of the masons, and he had a masonic bible, which is still in our house, and he was a baptist preacher. (i didnt do any research, so if i sound ignorant, please forgive

[SurvivalCell]

@ACFriday6 I think what we are seeing is a battle between traditional Christian views and the more rational scientific based views of the world. This is one of the reasons the founding fathers included the separation of church and state. They valued faith but did not want it involved in the political mechanizations of the country. This does not mean they are Satan worshipers. These views have led their enemies to label them as Satanic. Not true at all.

[stuzapusa]

I understand. In fact the two red lines that go over the Michigan coast correlate with another Masonic formation point. Phoenix street in South Haven Michigan. Mason Temple. I will study further.

[SurvivalCell]

@stuzapusa Thanks. That is a pretty common occurrence. Some Masonic halls seem to be arranged this way. Let me know what you find out. Some towns that align w/ the IPG seem to have elaborate displays of architecture and statuary.

[2013aletheia]

I believe the answer you are looking for can be found

in part three of Ed Dames the Killshot.

[SuperTripps]

Did u notice the v keystone at the garden vs newport tower

[AKnowz420]

@ACFriday6 Apparently the Illuminati are Luciferians not Satanists. It also seems that Freemasons are ultimately good people who do good deeds. It may just be that they have been tricked and manipulated by the Illuminati to do things that would typically be viewed as malevolent. They may simply be misunderstood.

[AKnowz420]

Let there be no doubt, the IPG is a place of interest. Notice it's situated on Turtle Mt.? A giant 50 mile diameter 120 degree arc! How is it no one knows about this. Whats even crazier is there is one in the center of every continent! What does that mean? Is it formed from the growth of the continent itself? Is it a giant spaceship buried underground that originally seeded every continent on the planet with various races? This goes beyond masons and templars. Who do they serve? Bizarre!

[rich1051414]

@SurvivalCell you are absolutely right. People seem to ignore that religious freedom relies on the separation of church from government. What if the government supported a religion that contradicted your own? This separation is not satanic, quite the opposite. I have always believed the runestones were real. Geologists will all say it is real, it has been proven, but archaeologists say it contradicts there understanding. I'll believe the scientific proof of the geologists over the circumstantial

[logician3]

This is some of the best work Ive seen in a while. Thanks so much for teaching us !!!