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Scott Wolter Embraces Atlantis, Claims Newly Translated Papers Document "Templar" Construction of the Newport Tower

1/22/2020

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Last week, former America Unearthed host Scott F. Wolter appeared on Jimmy Church’s Fade to Black radio show.  The first half of the discussion was mainly recaps of Wolter’s usual spiel about the Kensington Rune Stone and Templars, but I was particularly taken by Wolter’s new line that he is moving away from hard science after claiming to discover that there is an “intuitive spiritual aspect” to ancient history that that defies the laws of science. Wolter said that he was not comfortable with this discovery at first but has come to accept and embrace a supernatural aspect to history. Things got weirder and worse from there.
Later, Wolter said he believes in a “highly intelligent culture” known as Atlantis that existed 12,500 years ago and had a “worldwide, highly advanced culture” with a global reach and stood at the root of all world civilizations. His discussion is straight out of Graham Hancock, whom he idolizes and name-checks, but it is still jarring to hear Wolter endorsing Atlantis. He claims to support the views of Hancock, Randall Carlson, and Robert Schoch, all of whom have made extreme claims about a catastrophic end to the Ice Age remembered as Noah’s Flood. “It makes perfect sense to me,” Wolter said.
 
A long section of the interview recaps Wolter’s fantasies about the fictitious “Cremona Document” and other hoax texts and maps he has spent the past seven years imagining were medieval records. Wolter claims to have decoded secret information about hidden treasure “of the Poor Knights of Christ,” in his translation of one of the hoax texts, but he won’t share it until he secures a distribution deal for whatever media product he plans to push next now that America Unearthed has been canceled again. Wolter says he hopes for a new series that will do nothing but hunt Templar treasures in America.
 
He again claims that he is reviewing an English translation of a nineteenth century French translation of a “Theban” text, referring to the Renaissance cypher that he mistakenly believes is a prehistoric language. He also claims to have only just received the translation a few days prior to the interview, which I guess proves that neither he nor his colleagues know French.
 
Wolter claims that one of the documents, nominally dated to 1368, describes the Newport Tower as an observatory which had alignments encoded in it according to day and night observations of the sky. The text on the document allegedly says “Henri [i.e. Henry Sinclair] remains here to oversee construction.” As should be obvious to most readers, this text and accompanying map are almost certainly hoaxes—there is no medieval original, only hand-drawn fake French “copies”—and there is no evidence of Henry Sinclair being absent from Europe for years around 1368 that would support such a claim. Henry was 23 at the time and not yet the Earl of Orkney.
 
Wolter became angry imagining how skeptics like me would take the news that Henry was building the Newport Tower in 1368: “If you don’t like it, shut your mouth. I’ve dealt with you for twenty years and you have no results. […] I’m sorry I’m getting pissed off.” He added that the modern French “copies” of supposed medieval originals prove that Wolter’s fantasy of Henry Sinclair in America is “a done deal, baby.” He promised a new book to share further revelations from the documents, which are suspicious in how closely they track dubious claims about Henry Sinclair that were first proposed only after the 1960s. Wolter will likely have a little difficulty trying to match the claims on this map with Diana Muir’s hoax Henry Sinclair journals, which he also accepts as authentic, since those journals make Henry leave America in the summer of 1368 to return to Scotland. The timeline is rather tight, as though the texts were created by people who didn’t quite think things out all the way.
 
The dating, in case you care, is taken over from Frederic Pohl’s various works on Henry Sinclair, which were based on wild misinterpretations of nineteenth century literature. The various hoax texts need not be the work of one hoaxer so long as they were all working from Pohl’s texts.
 
Wolter stated that Native Americans and First Peoples are planning to endorse Wolter’s claims. He became angry doubters of his claims, saying “all those skeptics, all those deniers, and all those haters can try to attack this, but good luck attacking the indigenous people when they speak up and say this really happened.” I hate to say this, but oral history is not a reliable guide in this case. As I have pointed out in the past, some oral traditions preserve accurate information from the Contact period, but modern keepers of the oral tradition, influenced by cable TV, impose a false interpretation on it. For example, the Mi’kmaq preserve legends of white men wearing white robes with red crosses. These stories appear in the historical record prior to Scott Wolter and therefore can be judged authentic. Today, Wolter’s sources claim these were Knights Templar, but contemporary French accounts from the 1600s show that the stories almost certainly refer to the first French clerics who visited the Mi’kmaq and wore exactly those robes. The stories, therefore, need not be false; they need only be misunderstood. Here, the corrupting influence of decades of pseudohistory in books and on TV transformed contemporary understanding of traditional oral histories, whose new interpretations get read back as accurate reflections of the past.

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James Simpson link
1/22/2020 09:55:50 am

You are right about the Red Cross and White Robes being from the first French Clerics of the early 1600's.

The Order of the Helm was decorated in the Templar Garb to maintain their dedication to the order that they founded themselves on, when Champlain, Bacon, Teniers, and Poussin came here to Acadia and were setting up their movement to build a small trade colony from these settlements that were being formed with the Natives.

The many people that were made to see the History Channel's "Curse" of Oak Island were shown a mockumentary that was geared at erasing this history and to use shills like Hutton and Wolters to continue the lie into this century to "educate" the masses in their version of the mystery.

As you can see that in the first seasons Petter Amundsen brought the numerous facts with him to the Island to show that it was in fact Francis Bacon that came with the French in that first journey and set up a series of numerous traps for any English Pirates that would follow suit, leaving a circular trail spinning there as the real trail led to the Vault in the hills of Vermont.

The Pass in Stowe being that final location, that nobody wants to speak about for some reason.

Easily found if you follow the trail and decipher them with interest in believing in something that exists other than the Money Pit.....

The trail leads to a carved image of a Guardian Knight, that sits above the pictograph of a Sword, a Shield, and a Helm, as you are led up to an almost impassible climb over 150' off the ground to the entrance to the Vault.

So Epic....and So Very Real.

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Jim
1/22/2020 01:04:14 pm

Yikes !

http://treasureworks.com/kunena/6-new-member-intro/14331-eldorado-enterprises-inc-introductions-and-greetings

"This is the Grand Finale of my work, and probably one of the greatest mysteries ever told about an excavation found in France under the rule of Henry IV. They immediately called Poussin, Teniers, Guercino and Samuel Champlain to the Court. Combining forces against the invasive Roman Catholic inquest, they plotted a course to the New France Territories that were recently mapped by Champlain. Using a complex system of navigation, harnessing the Merica, they secretly encoded a location to entomb the remnants of their finds in France into a few paintings called "Et En Arcadia Ego", and "Shepherds of Acadia II" to represent the idea of this majestic new world."

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Jens
2/9/2020 03:17:33 am

I would like to see the sources for that. It seems like a complete fantasy

Jim
1/22/2020 01:11:27 pm

Double Yikes !

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3E5eCeCgnY&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR0iIdlEsRvbIZPEs6TV_uQ3HAy1-RVa8jVbup_Sld_coxg4DJ9bVpCd3jo

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Raparee
2/10/2020 09:46:44 am

Hi James. Still begging for money to finance your expedition to your mountain side Templar treasure vault?

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Scott Wolter is dead
1/22/2020 11:15:37 am

You lot are guilty for keeping him alive

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Ed Wensell
1/26/2020 02:10:56 pm

That's for sure.

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Joe Scales
1/22/2020 11:36:25 am

Perhaps the host should have asked Scott why he took a post on his blog from June 2019 about alien artifacts and re-dated it November 2019 to knock his irresponsible allegations of arson pertaining to a masonic lodge fire from the top of the page.

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AMHC
1/22/2020 12:41:28 pm

The book on Cointel Pro papers does open with a comment in the first page about a smear campaign against French Americans and then conveniently decenters the subject in favor of political economy and never follows up on that point. One can only presume the French are INDIRECTLY Communist given the subject matter. Wolter being a Mason lacks transparency for a number of reasons, and his kind have been run out of the South with it's invulnerable Monopoly on the Civilized Tribes and all those Cherokee Grandmothers rooting for SEC teams. The struggle is Real.

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Wolter being a Mason
1/22/2020 02:18:21 pm

Why do you suppose there is only one Masonry in existence?
Of course, this is a religious Blog and all Masonry is a conspiracy theory - Freemasonry had nothing to do with the enlightenment and the destruction of Church and State.

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Pope Francis Speaks Against Freemasonry
1/22/2020 02:26:35 pm

Pope Francis - the so called "priest haters" and "Satanists" were believers in freedom

"at the end of the 19th century there were the worst conditions for young people’s development: freemasonry was in full swing, not even the Church could do anything, there were priest haters, there were also Satanists...."

http://w2.vatican.va/content/francesco/en/speeches/2015/june/documents/papa-francesco_20150621_torino-giovani.html

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Paul
1/22/2020 01:54:19 pm

Wolter is too damn stoopid to realize that every bit that Ruh feeds him is absolute trash. A couple hints in the last couple videos uploaded, Ruh gives Wolter a "puzzle" box that Ruh made with a secret compartment. Maps that Ruh hand off to Wolter have sophomoric invisible ink that is made visible by heat, lemon juice or uv. Wasn't in this one but the Lexington presentation that Wolter (and Ruh) say that Jackson sold the Cremona doc to Paul Marcinkus and that PM had spent time in prison and was found hanging in his AZ home. Wolter's allusion to Ruh's service to our country under the guise of Spartan Industries is sickening. Wolter is in his fantasy world and Ruh, Muir and Mann generate documentation for him. Wolter is sickening in a train wreck kind of way.

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PNO TECH
1/22/2020 08:58:53 pm

Let us not forget that on June 27 2019 Scott Wolter said ( regarding Gavin Menzies ) :

I was not impressed with his theory the Newport Tower was built by the Chinese. I have examined numerous samples of mortar from the tower and have never noticed rice in any of them.

>nothing I could say would top that, so I’ll just leave it for your consideration

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Crash55
1/22/2020 09:05:23 pm

There was rice found in the mortar for the Great Wall, so it isn’t a purely racist comment. However it is a stupid one in that there would be no source for rice around Newport,

Hal
1/22/2020 04:11:59 pm

This hate blog cites a lot of blatant lies as being factual.

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Rock Knocker
1/22/2020 04:46:15 pm

I am ashamed to be geologist....

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Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence
1/22/2020 05:12:26 pm

That's just what Scott Wolter, Graham Hancock, Erich von Daniken and the rest of them are saying.

Not to mention New Testament "scholars"

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Homer Sextown
1/22/2020 06:14:49 pm

Shaddup about the New Testament already. No one cares.

No one cares
1/22/2020 10:06:11 pm

The New Testament is the foundation of this blog
A blog that also contains undercurrents of anti-Semitism
No one cares - that shows how much you know...

X amount of the people on this blog know each other through off-Blog communication through their real IDs.

It was once seriously put forward that The Committee for Skeptical Inquiry (formerly CSICOP) should seriously embrace the religion of The Bible.

LOL - that's funny
1/22/2020 10:11:32 pm

The very notion that sceptics should seriously embrace the religion of the Bible.

Some folks don't know the history of the Enlightenment - don't know the history of 19th century sceptical German Protestant theology that concluded everything rested on Faith and not so-called History.

More to the point - such people don't even know the origin of American Independence that embraced Voltaire and Jean-Jacques Rousseau.

Kent
1/22/2020 04:58:43 pm

"[T]here is no evidence of Henry Sinclair being absent from Europe for years around 1368 that would support such a claim."

Absence of evidence of absence is not evidence of absence of absence.

"Wolter is too damn stoopid to realize..." You had me at "too damn stoopid".

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Doc Rock
1/22/2020 06:11:26 pm

Wolter saying he is moving away from hard science would be like Milli Vanilli saying they are moving away from Rock and Roll.

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Fify
1/22/2020 07:12:53 pm

singing.

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Kal
1/22/2020 07:05:29 pm

Good, Millie Vanillie needs a new line of work, ever since their disastrous 1990 live stage appearance where they lip synced. Now everyone is doing it. Ha.

Irony of ironies, it is finally time for SW to get over himself and do something with his life besides dressing up in Indiana Jones garb to pretend he's an action hero. Or he could attend a costume convention. I'm sure Minnesota has those as well. He can check Minneapolis for the late winter and spring and see if there are any in the area.

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Crash55
1/22/2020 07:13:03 pm

Kind of hard for Wolter to give up hard science when he hasn’t practiced it since college. The supernatural / intuitive approach to history makes a lot of sense from his standpoint. It means he can come up with anything he wants and not have to back it up with any evidence. The lack of any evidence also makes it harder to disprove.

The really sad part is that people believe Wolter and similar “personalities” because they see them on TV. A couple years ago I was working with a company in upper MI and the lead guys mentioned Wolter and the KRS like it was accepted historical fact. These guys have advanced engineering degrees. That was a sad day.

The insane claims of an ancient highly advanced distributed society continues to confound me. How can anyone believe that such a civilization could completely vanish? We can find traces of humans dating back over a million years but somehow this entire civilization vanishes without any physical traces? Not possible. At a minimum we would find there impact on the environment. The oldest ruins (other than some possible walls) is Gobekli Tepe and that only dates to around 9700 BCE and shows no traces of any sort of advanced civilization.

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Kent
1/22/2020 07:49:29 pm

I didn't know that football counted as a hard science. For more on the worldwide society of "indigenous" (code for "brown") peoples, see Wolters blog entry from December 2016:

http://scottwolteranswers.blogspot.com/2016/12/the-templars-knew-how-to-calculate.html

"Scott WolterJanuary 3, 2017 at 2:08 PM
Anonymous,

I think Stephen's comment was meant to be a rhetorical statement, not contradictory. Personally, I think there was a world wide exchange of knowledge and information prior to the Younger-Dryas period that experienced a massive reduction in the high culture of humans that existed beforehand. I know Graham Hancock personally, and recently discussed his latest book with he and Robert Schoch. Robert has a different theory about what caused the massive population reduction around the planet, but the two are friends and it was refreshing to see two intelligent individuals with competing ideas present their ideas without attacking the other. this is how it's supposed to be.

I've also heard that indigenous people meeting regularly for thousands of years on a different continent each time there was a world council meeting. I asked one of these elder (they still hold meetings to this day) how they got to the meetings in ancient times and he said, "By boat."

I can hear the debunkers now..."

Truly a moron for our times.

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Crash55
1/22/2020 08:09:07 pm

He played football? That could explain some of behavior; maybe a few too many hits to the head?

I thought he had a BS degree in geology (I know the honorary MS is fake). That would have required some hard science classes at a minimum.

I agree he is a moron, though somehow he makes a living at it. How anyone believe in a cultural crash / massive population drop 20 millennial ago with no evidence is beyond me. Guess I am just too entrenched in using the scientific method.

Kent
1/22/2020 08:42:21 pm

Let's not be too quick to award him an honorary BS. UMinn Duluth also offers a BA program in geology.

Crash55
1/22/2020 08:49:06 pm

I looked up the requirements for the BA in. Geological Sciences. It still requires classes in the hard sciences.

The differences between the BA and BS appear to be Physics and the level of math involved.

I searched for a resume for Wolter online and couldn’t find one.

Kent
1/22/2020 09:34:13 pm

I haven't researched it in this particular case, but in some (many?) universities BA SCIENCE take easier "hard science" courses than those on the BS SCIENCE track.

All I'm saying is don't assume he has a BS. Years ago I was researching someone and called his university's Registrar's Office and they confirmed his two degrees. That avenue is open to you.

Crash55
1/22/2020 09:44:24 pm

You can see the required classes for BA vs BS on the school website. Like I said above the difference is primarily Physics and the level of math classes.

I don’t care enough to call the school and verify his degrees. He has a bachelors of sone type. Even if he has the BA he still had to take chemistry classes plus the geology classes appear to be the same between the BA and BS. So it is are to assume he was exposed to the hard sciences and the scientific method at some point during college.

He has however tossed all of that out the window with his new viewpoint on history. He is now to actual history what patent medicine is to modern medicine - nothing but a side show huckster.

Titus Pullo
1/22/2020 10:08:02 pm

BA versus BS in Geology...I can't confirm for Scott Wolters school but where I went for a BS you had to take three semesters of calculus based physics...and more math (differential equations). BA had the two semester physics that Bio majors took (non calc based). the view we had was a BA was for folks who didn't intend to get an MS or PhD or even wanted to work for industry in the field. A BA was pretty much frowned upon...

AMHC
1/23/2020 12:11:10 am

Not all Football conferences are equal. Truth is truth. Where I went to college, the only difference between a BA & a BS had nothing to do with the STEM sciences and oops! It was all LINGUISTICS! Language. A foreign language turned a BS into a BA. Football, Charlie Brown and sweet Psychiatrist Lucy folks. Just saying.

Kent
1/23/2020 08:15:50 am

What imaginary school did you go to?

crash55
1/23/2020 08:35:00 am

Not sure why there is so much debate about BA vs BS. We know what school he went to and they post the requirements online:

BA - https://onestop2.umn.edu/pcas/viewCatalogProgram.do?programID=449&strm&campus=UMNDL

BS - https://onestop2.umn.edu/pcas/viewCatalogProgram.do?programID=465&strm&campus=UMNDL

I went to Wolter's LinkedIn page (https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-wolter-77b04511) and it lists the school but not whether it was a BA or BS.

kent
1/23/2020 05:01:33 pm

In that case we have all the information we need draw a reasonable conclusion.

Titus Pullo
1/22/2020 10:02:55 pm

I took the family to Newport the summer of 13, stayed in a really nice beach house on Easton Beach and my daughter liked to get breakfast (we would go running on the cliff walk in the morning) in a small cafe next to the Tower. Since I had seen AU episode on that and had known about the "myths" around it, I spent a hour or so walking around and going to the Newport Tower Museum run by a nice guy who thinks Elizabethian explorers built it...all fine and dandy but all the digs at the site have only shown colonial time frame artifacts...old Scott needs to just accept it wasn't built before the 1700s..

All that said..Newport is a lot of fun in the summer.

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Joe Scales
1/22/2020 11:15:57 pm

It was built before the 1700's.

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KaiYves
3/17/2020 04:03:36 pm

I went there for the Volvo Ocean Race stopover in summer 2018, it really was a lot of fun. Only saw the Tower briefly while we were getting brunch at Megs Aussie Milk Bar (was that the cafe you went to, as well), as an archaeology student I didn’t really have any interest in stopping.

It would be interesting to see if promotion of the pseudoscientific claims about the tower increased or decreased after the loss of the America’s Cup in the 80s and subsequent loss of a certain amount of publicity and tourism for Newport.

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Ed Tillman
8/28/2022 12:45:00 pm

Jason your right. It is hard to refer to native oral history, its been contaminated by modern man and their ways of telling it. But I don't think we can rule out an earlier group then 1368.Sinclair wasn't old enough then.
I've been fascinated with native oral history I'm from Cherokee decent. Grandmother told me a lot of stories of white man here before Columbus, that was their teachers and was called white gods because of their white clothes,and gold sandals and had a cross. These white gods was here and was made up of different races. And they married the native women.
One oral account was that a native princess dress in her fineness dress with a beautiful necklace waited along the water to cross. The next morning her father and mother with friends come. At first the fog was heavy and when it lifted there on the shoreline on the island was a majestic white elk wearing her necklace.
From this one would think she turned into a white elk. But what it possibly means is she became the wife of the white god name White Elk.
Oral history like this put me on a trail about 35 years ago on who where these white gods. The answer will shock you.

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