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D'Arcy O'Connor on the Knights Templar theory for Oak Island

Author D'Arcy O'Connor discusses the theory that the Knights Templar were behind whatever might be hidden on Oak Island, Nova Scotia. (c) 2007 Redstar Films Limited  
 
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kimeradon (2 months ago) Show Hide
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You can find all the evidence in shakespears histories.... If you manage to decrypt them... You will need a copy of the originals... the originals are burried at oak island you see... but luckily Fransis Bacon left us a code in his and shakespears books....
rayunseitig (5 months ago) Show Hide
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knights templar makes sense to me. I guess it doesn't matter who 'discovered' America in a sence. It matters more, when the idea of migration from Europe caught on.
lordphi (8 months ago) Show Hide
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rediscovered - before sinclair arrived with the templars - at least one chinese junker had made it and at least one turkish ship and at least one roman trieme made it...and then the vikings too made it - in fact, it was the late vikings that showed sinclair how to get to the new world.
Oak Island was a vault for the templars.
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Most knights were arrested and killed by the roman catholic church from the years 1307 to 1360. Some knights were tipped off ahead of time and escaped Jerusalem with ships and sailed to acquitaine (today's France) and northern europe. But a number of ships sailed across the Atlantic and reached land in what is known today as Nova Scotia. The mic-mac natives greeted and helped these strange visitors and thus the legend of Gloosecap was born. The knights discovered america not Columbus!
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You can't discover a place that's already inhabited. You can say that they may have been the first Europeans to set foot on North American soil, but they certainly didn't "discover" it.
kimeradon (2 months ago) Show Hide
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yeah,,, and before the templars discovered america the vikings did... Leif erikson was the first one to land on america...
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Where do the knights templar come into it? The organisation was shut down in 1305, long before britain started colonies. By all accounts the survivers of the vaticans fury setup shop in scotland, then England before backing freemasonry in france.

So its probably a freemason thing from the french colonies in Canada.

Be good if it was a knights templar treasure, but the holy grail was never somthing physical according to the knights, it was the virgin mary.
Kenzofeis (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Roslyn... Sinclair.. Cunningham barony on Nova Scotia.. Mt. Heredom..
zomit (2 years ago) Show Hide
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I wonder who will solve the mystery
SmickTalkingbird (2 years ago) Show Hide
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I wonder if anyone will ever dig up that site . Bad luck and death have haunted everone that has tried so far .

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