An event happened in 1307 why this day is considered unlucky by some as well as the number 13.
I only know the npc history about this.
Friday the 13th and the Knights Templars
Jeremiah Turner
Eli Reed
So the Templars started after the first crusades in 1099 by a French knight. They wanted to protect other Christian pilgrams who wanted to visit the newly conquered Jerusalem from sandnigger muslims.
The sandniggers had been robbing and murdering Christians trying to visit the area before.
Ethan Gutierrez
Sounds very noble and based of the Templars to do this. They started an Order and were a protection service for Christians wanting to go to the holy land. That's how they initially earned money.
They were religious warriors and they had this cool iconic symbol of the red cross. Equally as cool as the swastika.
Gavin Scott
I don't see anything wrong with them so far.
The Templars had this ingenious idea of setting up an international banking system, where people could deposit money with them in Europe, and then withdraw when they got to the holy land. Many wealthy europeans used this service.
An example of competent banking NOT controlled by jews.
Joseph Lewis
This goes on for over a century and the Templars get wealthy and powerful. They owned land throughout europe and the middle east.
Then for various reasons, Europeans lost control of the holy lands to the sandniggers, finally losing Acre in 1296.
Within a few months the Templars bought Switzerland. They are rich and powerful and only answer to the Pope, which is fine.
On the surface it all looks fine when reading the npc history.
Nathaniel Ortiz
Then in 1307 the king of France condemns them. He had already expelled the jews from his territory earlier, now he told the Templars to fuck off. Because he owed them a lot of money. The Templars had become prominent bankers of western europe.
You'd think that would be it, but it goes deeper.
The accusations the French king made about the Templars are WEIRD, similar to the satanist pedo shit kikes do today.
Logan Jackson
Stuff like ritual sodomy, child sacrificing etc. Evola mentions this about the templars in his book.
If this is true then the French king Philip IV was based and went literally Hitler on them.
Hunter Stewart
>unironically muh ancestor
Logan Baker
They are known nowadays as big nosed bankers, and almost everything you write doesn’t make any sense.
They had a banking system for (((merchants))) and people fighting for the (((nobility))), looted the Middle East, were close to the big nosed clergy and monarchy, …
Samuel Thomas
Also the fact that jews hate the number 13 means it's good for Whites.
Rome and Constantinople had 13 neighborhoods. America 13 colonies (before it got kiked).
So the surmised connection must be the Templars got subverted by kikery when they got purged in 1307 on Friday the 13th.
Institutions decay with time, and when the Templars started out just helping Christian pilgrams they weren't like that.
Jack Watson
No, they weren't kikes. They were Frenchmen initially, trained warrior knights. Then it became an international Order of warrior nobility with administrators for banking and farming.
It's confusing because of the banking system they setup, but they weren't jewish.
I'm trying to understand if they got subverted by kikes or what.
Luke Taylor
Zionism.
13 is the 12 apostles plus Christus, and also a holy number in bhuddism.
Meanwhile Friday the 13th being unlucky has been pushed in Hollyjew media for only the last 40 years.
Cohencidence?
Jack Torres
After the Templars got purged in 1307-1310, many were without a homeland. The leader Jacques Molay cursed the French King and the Pope, and they both died months later.
It is said many of these Templars went to Scotland. Others to Prussia to settle the Baltics.
Justin Ramirez
Floors on skyscrapers don't have a 13th floor, as well as no 13th row on some airplanes.
A music composer I like, the jew Arnold Schoenberg, had a real psychological phobia to the number 13.
I notice it in particular with jews and their media, they don't like 13. So it makes it seem the Templars are in cahoots with jews if they don't like friday the 13th either.
Leo Roberts
So was Philip the IV correct in persecuting the Templars?
I know this is Any Forums and it can be hit or miss, but I know there are sometimes smart, knowledgeable people who could answer.
I honestly don't know enough about the situation. That's why I started this thread.
Brandon Jackson
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Ayden Bennett
Either he truly was based and went Hitler on them or he was jewed beyond repair and killed them because they were extremely Christ-pilled and made Jews seethe.
Joshua Jones
Posting in the best thread on Any Forums today. The KT have always been a mysterious interest for me mainly because i can't quite make out if they were actually the good guys or not, as can be read ITT.
Can anyone point me to any good book/documentary on this subject?
Nolan Thompson
>if they were
first mistake
Benjamin Lewis
>first mistake
haven't made up my mind yet, so no mistakes have been made. got any documentation on why you think they were evil? Not trolling i like information
Daniel Bell
I was told that a mass hit on the Templars happened on Friday the 13th.
International espionage type of shit. Assassins were hired in numbers that matched the Templars and were given a time and date to kill them all simultaneously so a warning couldn't get out in time in the event of a botched assassination