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He’s really upset about the templars. Let me post some more… “Philip IV of France was excommunicated by Pope Boniface VIII with a Papal Bull issued in 1302 this was because Philip IV asked him to excommunicate the Knight Templars who answered to no one but the Pope. Philip IV had Boniface VIII kidnapped and Boniface VIII died from Shock. Pope Boniface's successor, Benedict XI also died suddenly, and a new pope was elected in 1305: Bertrand de Goth (Clement V) who was Philip IV's childhood friend. In 1307 the Templars were charged with heresy and immorality by a former member of the order" (Collier's Encyclopedia, "Knights Templars"). As a result, Philip IV of France launched an investigation looking into the alleged misdeeds of the organization (World Book Encyclopedia, 1969, "Knights Templar"). On 15 October 1507 the king had the Templars of France arrested and brought before the Inquisitor for France by whom they were examined (Webster, Secret Societies, 51-52).” ____________________ “Pope Clement V, however, refused to respond to the charges and confessions of the Templars. Clement V, deeply resenting the King's interference with an order which existed entirely under papal jurisdiction, wrote in the strongest terms of remonstrance to Philippe le Bel urging their release, and even after their trial, neither the confessions of the Knights nor the angry expostulations of the King could persuade him to believe in their guilt. The pope was not only slow to respond to the confessions but actually did what he could to protect the order. King Philip was Clement's Childhood friend, but the Templars only served the pope, Clement V tried to merge the Templars with the Hospitallers (another Knight Order) but failed. Clement V chose to side with his Childhood friend.” __________ “In 1312, Pope Clement V issued a series of papal bulls, including "Vox in excelso", which officially dissolved the Order, and Ad providam, which turned over most Templar assets to the Hospitallers. The GrandMaster of the Knight Templars, Jacques de Molay was sentenced to burn alive at the stake in Paris on March 18, 1314.” _______________________ “Interestingly enough, Pope Clement died only a month after Jacques de Molay the Templar Grandmaster was burned at the stake in 1314, and King Philip died before the end of that year. The Knight Templars where Guilty and the Vatican knew, Pope Clement chose to side with his childhood friend to supress the Templars.” ____________________ "Much of the Templar property outside of France was transferred by the Pope to the Knights Hospitaller, and many surviving Templars were also accepted into the Hospitallers. In the Iberian Peninsula, where the king of Aragon was against giving the heritage of the Templars to Hospitallers (as commanded by Clement V), the Order of Montesa took Templar assets." ____________________ "King James Il persuaded Pope John XXII to permit him to regroup the Templar properties in Aragon and Valencia, and to create a new military order not essentially differing from that of the Templars, which should be charged with the defence of the frontier against the Moors and the pirates. The new order was dedicated to Our Lady, and based at Montesa. Pope John XXII approved it on 10 June 1317, and gave it the Cistercian rule." The Order of Montesa is essentially the same as the original Knights Templar.” _________________ "It's simple brothers and folks... The Spanish branch of the Knights Templars, in control of the King of Spain, James Il of Aragon, created the Order of Montesa, which received all the assets and properties of the Order of the Knights Templars... The last Grand Master of this Order was Pedro Luis Garcerán de Borja, elected at the age of 17, and the brother of Francisco de Borja, related to the King of Spain, (and controller of this King) and 3rd Superior General of the Society of Jesus. So... even following the money we can trace the Templar origin of the Jesuits." ~ Brother, Maximiliano