4merper4mer Posted February 2, 2017 Posted February 2, 2017 Is this thread about Keira Knightfall's IMDB?
/dev/null Posted February 2, 2017 Posted February 2, 2017 yeah i saw that teaser too. gonna have to stay tuned for more details...
Pine Barrens Mafia Posted February 2, 2017 Author Posted February 2, 2017 yeah i saw that teaser too. gonna have to stay tuned for more details... Giggity
Deranged Rhino Posted February 2, 2017 Posted February 2, 2017 Now we are into an area that's loaded with fun goodies right up my alley... *Nine knights sent to protect pilgrims to the Holy Land... Nine men to protect hundreds against thousands. (That was clearly not their true mission) *The nine knights return and suddenly are granted unheard of powers by the Church to go along with their new wealth. (They found something that directly challenged the Church's power -- ie pre-Christian artifacts from a pre-Egyptian civilization more than likely; NOT the grail -- see Otto Rahn for more fun details about his own Grail quests for the Nazis.) *The Templars settled in southern France where they work on creating their own state on the Iberian peninsula. Something that is often overlooked. (Arguably the wealthiest tracks of land between Italy and Spain were Templar controlled, a clear threat to the Church's empire, it wasn't the fighting power of the Templars that kept the Church at bay, but whatever secrets they held.) *A century later, the Templars are betrayed when the Church teams up with several monarchs to destroy the Templars and tarnish their legacy. *1930's: The Nazis have teams running around the south of France looking for the Templar treasure. Numerous reports they found it. 1944: Operation Anvil/Dragoon -- a still controversial decision to invade southern France by the allies after D-Day. That its main thrust was centered on the very spot where the Nazis had major Templar excavation activities for a decade is just coincidence... I'm sure Let's see how the show completely bumbles the true story of the Templars and what they were really fighting for...
/dev/null Posted February 2, 2017 Posted February 2, 2017 Now we are into an area that's loaded with fun goodies right up my alley... *Nine knights sent to protect pilgrims to the Holy Land... Nine men to protect hundreds against thousands. (That was clearly not their true mission) *The nine knights return and suddenly are granted unheard of powers by the Church to go along with their new wealth. (They found something that directly challenged the Church's power -- ie pre-Christian artifacts from a pre-Egyptian civilization more than likely; NOT the grail -- see Otto Rahn for more fun details about his own Grail quests for the Nazis.) *The Templars settled in southern France where they work on creating their own state on the Iberian peninsula. Something that is often overlooked. (Arguably the wealthiest tracks of land between Italy and Spain were Templar controlled, a clear threat to the Church's empire, it wasn't the fighting power of the Templars that kept the Church at bay, but whatever secrets they held.) *A century later, the Templars are betrayed when the Church teams up with several monarchs to destroy the Templars and tarnish their legacy. *1930's: The Nazis have teams running around the south of France looking for the Templar treasure. Numerous reports they found it. 1944: Operation Anvil/Dragoon -- a still controversial decision to invade southern France by the allies after D-Day. That its main thrust was centered on the very spot where the Nazis had major Templar excavation activities for a decade is just coincidence... I'm sure Let's see how the show completely bumbles the true story of the Templars and what they were really fighting for... And in 2017 the History® channel starts digging up a small island in Canada
Deranged Rhino Posted February 2, 2017 Posted February 2, 2017 And in 2017 the History® channel starts digging up a small island in Canada
DC Tom Posted February 2, 2017 Posted February 2, 2017 1944: Operation Anvil/Dragoon -- a still controversial decision to invade southern France by the allies after D-Day. That its main thrust was centered on the very spot where the Nazis had major Templar excavation activities for a decade is just coincidence... I'm sure Uh...you do understand that decision wasn't the least bit controversial, then or now?
Pine Barrens Mafia Posted February 2, 2017 Author Posted February 2, 2017 (edited) And in 2017 the History® channel starts digging up a small island in Canada Complete with ancient aliens announcer voiceover Edited February 2, 2017 by joesixpack
/dev/null Posted February 2, 2017 Posted February 2, 2017 Complete with ancient aliens announcer voiceover Of course, it's the same narrator and production company (Prometheus)
Pine Barrens Mafia Posted February 2, 2017 Author Posted February 2, 2017 Of course, it's the same narrator and production company (Prometheus) "Could it be possible that there's a BODY in the money pit? Or is this just another one of Oak Island's mysteries?"
Deranged Rhino Posted February 2, 2017 Posted February 2, 2017 Uh...you do understand that decision wasn't the least bit controversial, then or now? Churchill sure disagreed, he and others (wrongly, in my opinion) felt Anvil was just going to reduce the Allied push in Italy and leave Central Europe exposed to the Red Army. He had support in the US military as well, General Clark called Dragoon the "outstanding political mistake of the war". Eisenhower apparently also agreed with Churchill, if you believe Churchill. McCarthy, in fact, cut his teeth in the senate grilling General Marshall about the necessity of the operation. (I think it was Marshall, I forget now and am not near my books)
4merper4mer Posted February 2, 2017 Posted February 2, 2017 (edited) Now we are into an area that's loaded with fun goodies right up my alley... *Nine knights sent to protect pilgrims to the Holy Land... Nine men to protect hundreds against thousands. (That was clearly not their true mission) *The nine knights return and suddenly are granted unheard of powers by the Church to go along with their new wealth. (They found something that directly challenged the Church's power -- ie pre-Christian artifacts from a pre-Egyptian civilization more than likely; NOT the grail -- see Otto Rahn for more fun details about his own Grail quests for the Nazis.) *The Templars settled in southern France where they work on creating their own state on the Iberian peninsula. Something that is often overlooked. (Arguably the wealthiest tracks of land between Italy and Spain were Templar controlled, a clear threat to the Church's empire, it wasn't the fighting power of the Templars that kept the Church at bay, but whatever secrets they held.) *A century later, the Templars are betrayed when the Church teams up with several monarchs to destroy the Templars and tarnish their legacy. *1930's: The Nazis have teams running around the south of France looking for the Templar treasure. Numerous reports they found it. 1944: Operation Anvil/Dragoon -- a still controversial decision to invade southern France by the allies after D-Day. That its main thrust was centered on the very spot where the Nazis had major Templar excavation activities for a decade is just coincidence... I'm sure Let's see how the show completely bumbles the true story of the Templars and what they were really fighting for... What about Keira? Edited February 2, 2017 by 4merper4mer
4merper4mer Posted February 2, 2017 Posted February 2, 2017 Dude. Read her lips. She's not saying that. She's saying "hid the stones from me". This means she is either working for the Catholic Church and a bad guy in this show or she was a Bill Wyman groupie and he wanted no part of her. Possibly both.
outsidethebox Posted February 3, 2017 Posted February 3, 2017 Complete with ancient aliens announcer voiceover Could it be???
/dev/null Posted February 3, 2017 Posted February 3, 2017 (edited) "Could it be possible that there's a BODY in the money pit? Or is this just another one of Oak Island's mysteries?" Could it be??? Edited February 3, 2017 by /dev/null
Buffalo Barbarian Posted February 4, 2017 Posted February 4, 2017 IN! "Could it be possible that there's a BODY in the money pit? Or is this just another one of Oak Island's mysteries?" I hate this friggin show, find something already, I hope they find those 5 ducts as at least this would show something. I think the pirates made all those traps and such on Oak Island and then put the real treasure on another island lol.
Recommended Posts