Scott Wolter

and what they knew.

And in 1934, there was a meeting that was to be held by all the surviving branches of the Knights Templar traditions that were still around, and there were a lot of them.

And this meeting was called the Council of Fiduci, which never happened because there was too much turmoil going on.

And the surviving Templar orders came over to the United States at that time to hide their stuff.

The stuff that they had included artifacts, technology, and history.

Information.

You know where I'm going with this?

Okay.

So what I will tell you is we have other documents that we've had for a while.

that refer to something, well, let me back up.

So in 1177 to 1180, a Templar knight by the name of Sir Ralph de Soutley was tasked by the Grand Master to put together a flotilla of six ships

to first go to Denmark to talk to the Danish king, Valdemar, who was a Templar knight, to get a woman out of his court, who was a navigator, and Native American, to lead this flotilla back to North America to drop them off so that they could hike to a place in the Catskill Mountains called the Temple of the Goddess.

At the Temple of the Goddess were ancient biblical era scrolls that had been hidden there sometime before the 10th century.

In North America, the temple was guarded by an indigenous group of leadership made up of women, and Altamira led them back.

Desutley's mission was to recover ancient scrolls that had been hidden there.

And he went through a three-day-a-night ritual in three different caves, which are still up there.

I've been in them.

And on the third night, the priestess of the temple came in and offered herself to Desutley.

And he said, I've taken vows of chastity.

I can't.