The History of Terrorism
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Philip IV of France AKA le Bel or the Fair
1307 On 14 September, Philip took advantage of the rumors and inquiry to begin his move against the Templars, sending out a secret order to his agents in all parts of France to implement a mass arrest of all Templars at dawn on 13 October.
1307 Friday, 13 October 1307 The Vatican-Freemasonic War/Chirade?
Jacques de Molay
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1118-1314 Knights Templar
1307 Friday, 13 October 1307 The Vatican-Freemasonic War/Chirade?
Grand Masters of the Knights Templar
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1307 In a dawn raid on Friday, 13 October 1307, Molay and sixty of his Templar brother knights were arrest.
1307 Jacques de Molay admitted to the crimes due to torture from Philip IV of France
1307 Philip then had the Templars (including de Molay) charged with heresy and many other trumped-up charges, most of which were identical to the charges which had previously been leveled by Philip's agents against Pope Boniface VIII.
1307 Pope Clement V Dissolves the Knights Templar
DeMolay International
Johannes Marcus Larmenius
Scottish Rite of Freemasonry
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Terrorism, Torture, Sexual Abuse, Mind Control and Slavery AKA Social Engineering