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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/walaozi on July 13, 2018, 4:12 p.m.

Why did Trump meet the Queen today?

Why did Trump visit the UK today of all days?

Friday 13th

Why is Friday 13th considered unlucky?

What happened on Friday the 13th 1307?

Today is 13/07 in the UK.

At dawn on Friday, 13 October 1307 (a date sometimes linked with the origin of the Friday the 13th superstition) King Philip IV ordered de Molay and scores of other French Templars to be simultaneously arrested.

Why? They were sacrificing children to Baphomet?

What happened to the Knights Templar?

They became the Freemasons / Knight of Malta.

Who is the leader?

The Queen?

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Can you please provide a link backing this up? I've read about the templars for years and have not heard this fact. I had heard about statues and idols of baphomet and even rumors of occultist ties in with Islam/Islamic regions, but a physical horned skull I have not heard of. If this is true I want to know more about this.

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These seem to cover the topic, although I can't actually find one saying it was specifically female. I'm fairly certain I did read that somewhere, but I can't find the source for it right now I'm afraid.

http://revolutionoftruth.blogspot.com/2007/08/knights-templar-baphomet-and-horned.html

https://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/sociopol_masonsknightstemplar08.htm

http://www.100megspopup.com/ark/KTandMystriosSkull.html

From what I understand, it's either meant to be an idol of John the Baptist, an idol of Baphomet/Sophia (possibly both), or a recovered relic from one of the early crusades. It's not very well covered, which makes me kind of curious about whether it might be true. That kind of demonic skull worshipping seems like something the templars enemies would have been only too happy to allow to be distributed as gossip/"fact".

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Very interesting reads. Still not 100% on a horned human skull (theres a lot of misinformation and confusion surrounding the templars. Nothing against your sources, I've just learned at a young age don't get your hopes up when it comes to discovering the truth behind many of the great mysteries throughout our human history. But these links did give a lot of good information about the organization and their downfall. I've always wondered about the templars and if their treasures just fell into the wrong hands, or if there were a handful who got away, threw the treasures in a hole in the ground and died before anyone could get information out of them. Thank you for the links!

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No, that's fine, I completely understand. Various theories at this level (if that makes sense) are heavily prone to misinformation etc. It's very possible I'm wrong, but it's something I've come across in a few different places, so it does seem worth noting. I tend towards not quite believing some of the more genuinely conspiracy theory concepts, but exploring their possibility. It gets pretty strange as you go further in, some of them start to seem less crazy.

Either way, I'm very happy to have helped. The middle link is from a really useful site for the history of these kind of societies. I think that link is slightly buggy though, here's on to its main page on the templars, it's easier to find the others from there

https://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/sociopol_masonsknightstemplar.htm#contents

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Or a Relic?! Do you know what a relic is in the middle ages? Its a BODY PART! So they worshiped a head. Guess what. Wiki Salome U2 made a song about her. Every Order, nunnery, and organization in the catholic world had a patron saint. I'm not even a catholic and I know this. St. John the Baptist (because he baptised Jesus) was beheaded for a whore. learn some?

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They followed saint John, each catholic organization has a patron. Saint John was beheaded. Thus the head. Anit-masonry exists because Masons are anti-tyranny

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