Nothing has been proven false...Your basing "Scholar" opinions as factual but yet there are points on both sides of the Scholarly Isle. Some say false but others say no evidence to support a false narrative. Somehow you have it in your head that there has to be certified documentation for anything to be true. And you even apply it to the idealism of "Secrecy". If a group of Templar Knights did set out looking for a place where the eyes of the "Church" and "Monarchies" could readily find them, what would make more sense going to the "New World" or Staying in Europe? We are not attempting to make anyone believe nothing, people are entitled to their opinions, but when you come into a conversation discrediting opinion without providing "Factual" evidence, well then your also re-inventing...As I like a good debate, answer the question above, what happen to the handful of "Templar War ships" that left La Rochelle France? Why does the Westford "Boatstone", the "Overton Stone, the Norumbega Vinland Stone, the "G" Stone, the Newport Tower, The Knight stone, Quidnessett Rock exist in this the US?