Scott Wolter

They pretended to be Catholic.

They actually venerated the ancient goddess as well.

And so this became a point of agreement.

This is important.

This is sacred.

I told you before that Native Americans also practice Freemasonry.

So they bonded through ritual and intermarriage, and they formed a deep spiritual bond.

And Brother Black Eagle said to me, he said, Scott, I can't tell you this verbatim, but I know for sure that there's no way

that your Templars would have been able to build that tower unless there was some type of an agreement with our people.

He said, we had over 100,000 people living there, and you weren't going to do anything unless we gave you the okay.

He said, that Cumberlandite stone would have been sacred to our people, and what it tells me is that this was a gift.

Once we reached an agreement, we would give you something that was sacred to us.

And that gift was put in the Newport Tower for all to see that that was an agreement between the indigenous people and the Templars.

And make no mistake, that would have been extremely important to the Templars because they had the ability

to perform metallurgy alchemy, right?

And so the high magnetite that is inside that rock, they would have been able to smelt, to make tools, to make chain mail, shields, and swords.

So you think about this, and really, you could also make the argument that that stone sitting in the south column was the construction permit to go ahead, right?

So...

And Black Eagle's doing his own work, trying to coordinate with some of the surrounding tribes that still have members that have memory of the ancient ones, which include the Templars.

And he just says, we know all about the Templars.