Scott Wolter

We have a treasure list.

We know exactly what they recovered, and they brought it all over here, including those remains.

And I have not published this yet, but I can tell you, I will tell you right now,

The tradition has the skull of Yeshua, the skull of John the Baptist, the skull of Mary.

And the Druze in Lebanon in the Middle East.

They were all part of these Gnostic traditions.

The answer to the question is yes.

They understood who they were.

Of course they did.

They were carrying on a tradition that's ancient.

They did not call themselves the Templars during the First Crusade.

They called themselves the Poor Knights of Christ.

But it wasn't long after that that they became the Knights Templars.

But yes, they—

They knew what they were doing.

They knew exactly what they were doing.

And this is not the narrative that you will read about online, certainly not with the Roman church.

But there was a reason, and another reason why they took the remains.

Think about this.

If you are, you know, the Pope, and you've got this military monastic order that is the fighting force for you, and you're going to try to tell them what they want to do,