On This Day In History: Papal Bull Issued To Arrest All Knights Templar And Seize Their Lands – On 22 Nov, 1307

So?

Didnt want to pay back the loans

^Bingo!

Not a coincidence President Kennedy’s assassination date was chosen for November 22. (I wonder who actually scheduled his Dallas trip).

The state of Texas was founded by Freemasons, and Dealey Plaza is a Masonic monument.

Dallas sits on the 33rd parallel and Dealey Plaza is named “the birthplace of Dallas”.

George Bannerman Dealey — after whom the Plaza was named — was a 33rd Degree Freemason.

Notice how they created the three roads that eventually blend together as one? And the Trinity River is nearby.

All just coincidence I’m sure. ;)

Last Edited by What is Aleppo on 11/22/2018 08:20 PM

OP are you sure you don't have the date wrong?

Friday the thirteenth is considered unlucky because on Friday, October 13, 1307, scores of French Templars were arrested, including the order’s grand master Jacques de Molay, hence the Friday the 13th stigma. [link to www.history.com (secure)]

Last Edited by Louis in Richmond on 11/22/2018 08:26 PM

JFK killed on this date 55 years ago.



Hmmmmmmm...

Given that there were approximately 4000 brothers in the Templar Order before the sudden arrests on the 13th of October— and only about 500 of those men appeared in the official records of arrests and trials in the East and West— what happened to the 3500 others?
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They were driven underground. The story is they are now Freemasons. I think the philosophy/beliefs of the two groups would make a distinction between them if studied. Are they freemasons in name only or have they been operating underground or rather under the radar all these 711 years supporting the rumor that they became masons? Are they back? Watch the banking system get its asss rearranged for the answer.

The OP is correct, but I understand your confusion. I was, too, when I first came upon this thread.

You are correct that the French King Philip IV secretly ordered the Templars in France arrested en masse in Friday October 13, 1307, hence giving the date its infamous reputation.

However, the OP is also correct that the Pope issued a papal bull (under pressure from Philip IV) nine days later that officially called for the arrest of Templars and seizure of Templar land throughout all of Christendom.

Last Edited by What is Aleppo on 11/23/2018 09:43 AM

Thank you for expanding upon this.