Crosse De Sign
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- Jun 19, 2013
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The Most Outrageous Treasure Hunting Legend I Ever Read
On one hand:
Nine Crusaders rode into Jerusalem, and took possession
of the Temple Mount, where once supposedly stood the
unimaginable Temple Of King Solomon. With all of the
speculation, of what they may have excavated under
the ruins of Herod's Temple, kept in close secret.
Their actions and successes, suggest they found some
thing(s) of great historical, perhaps cultural and religious
significance, of wealth, to be re-hidden, and kept secret.
Then later, to the extent of laying down their lives, all
for only a well played poker hand bluff, that got their
powerful banking system up and well prospering?
The other hand:
Over two hundred years later, the pope and king
supposedly despise their power, want their wealth,
accuse them of heresy, and supposedly legally begin
their persecution, murders and property seizures to
make things right...
There were those that supposedly fled to Scotland,
to the safety afforded of their fellow Knights. There
were ships seen off of the coast of Scotland, then
they were gone... That's all pretty outrageous
also, if the words of some witnesses are
to be considered, of long, long ago,
though not very much in stone...
On one hand:
Nine Crusaders rode into Jerusalem, and took possession
of the Temple Mount, where once supposedly stood the
unimaginable Temple Of King Solomon. With all of the
speculation, of what they may have excavated under
the ruins of Herod's Temple, kept in close secret.
Their actions and successes, suggest they found some
thing(s) of great historical, perhaps cultural and religious
significance, of wealth, to be re-hidden, and kept secret.
Then later, to the extent of laying down their lives, all
for only a well played poker hand bluff, that got their
powerful banking system up and well prospering?
The other hand:
Over two hundred years later, the pope and king
supposedly despise their power, want their wealth,
accuse them of heresy, and supposedly legally begin
their persecution, murders and property seizures to
make things right...
There were those that supposedly fled to Scotland,
to the safety afforded of their fellow Knights. There
were ships seen off of the coast of Scotland, then
they were gone... That's all pretty outrageous
also, if the words of some witnesses are
to be considered, of long, long ago,
though not very much in stone...
and get out the compass, Spanish needle, oh,
but makes sense to me embalming also ended any risk of
