Knights Templar - Best of Coast to Coast AM - 9/29/26
Summary
Guest researcher Kathleen discusses her current investigations in Scotland and upcoming expeditions to Portugal and the Weys Caves, where she believes Templar treasure was hidden. She details how the Knights Templar founded Portugal as a diverse, tolerant society and argues their agenda of religious freedom influenced the Magna Carta and American independence. The episode explores the 1307 arrests, noting that while Jacques de Molay was captured, the inner circle likely escaped to Portugal and Scotland to continue their Gnostic initiatory practices.
Topics discussed
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Introduction of guest Kathleen Ballback
Current research in Scotland and upcoming Portugal trip
How Kathleen became interested in the Templars
Templar influence on Portugal and the Magna Carta
The Templars' ancient agenda and goal for humanity
Religious diversity and tolerance in medieval Portugal
Bernard de Clairvaux and the expansion of the Order
The 1307 arrests and the survival of the inner circle
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Evidence of Templars in Amboise and France
Membership numbers and funding sources
Templars as fighters vs. administrators
Jacques de Molay and the inner circle in Portugal
Gnostic beliefs and initiatory relics
Reasons for arrest and conflict with Hospitallers
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