Scott Wolter: Space Aliens Helped Templars Found America

12/3/2022

Former America Unearthed host Scott F. Wolter recently announced plans to deliver a lecture at February’s Conscious Life Expo in which he’ll be expanding his Templar conspiracy theories, fully merging them with his growing involvement with the ancient astronaut theory. Get a load of the lecture description, combining his previous false claims with Jesuit assassins, the hoax documents he promotes as genuine, and space aliens:

The Templars stayed one step ahead of the Jesuit agents who sought to eliminate them. The indigenous people helped guard the Templar treasures. Revolutionary war era Freemasons retrieved the treasure and established the free Templar State: The United States of America. The evidence to be presented lies in secret Templar codes, documents, maps, and journals spanning 400 years, and stunning new evidence has emerged they may have been assisted by extraterrestrials.

We’ve covered Wolter’s false claims and fabricated evidence many times before, so there is no reason to repeat the reasons he’s wrong here, but I admit to being curious about the “stunning new evidence” of aliens aiding the Templars. If it’s anything like the crude hoaxes that convinced him ancient astronauts are real, it’s sure to be a wild ride!

33 Comments

Anthony G.

12/3/2022 03:35:22 pm

The North American Baptistry(Newport Tower) appeared on REAL genuine works of cartography by 1250. This structure was built long before Henry Sinclair was born.

The Kensington Runestone and Narragansett Runestone inscriptions are both likely real. The KRS inscription references the North American Baptistry and the Ogdoad.

OG:DOD isn't "And Dead". OGDOAD

The Carver of the NRS was Resurrecting the Ogdoad. The order of Emanation has been altered to create a message. This is a specific branch of Christian Gnosticism.

The X with Branch is an Ogdoad symbol

The only aliens involved were Christians.

I'm curious about the 'stunning new evidence' too.

Kent

12/3/2022 10:26:02 pm

Everything Mr. G, formerly Anthony Warren, formerly Precious Wisdom or whatever says about a) buildings, or b) maps may safely be discounted. He is either a lying liar who tells lies or to be charitable, seriously delusional. Two to five books a day every day for forty-two years my wrinkled ass.

Based on a) and b) also c) everything he says.

Bobby B

12/4/2022 09:39:37 pm

Would you be kind enough to point us toward those real genuine works of cartography? Thanks.

Jim

12/5/2022 03:16:42 pm

Bobby B, you asked for it now !!! LOL

There is a trio of these nutbars who see the Newport Tower on every map ever found from the tenth century onward.
Steve DiMarco, Anthony Greb and with Patrick Shekleton leading the charge.
Their superpower is seeing things that aren't there !
They have littered Academia.edu with hundreds of garbage pseudo history articles.

https://erau.academia.edu/PatrickShekleton

Don't waste too much time on this nonsense, perhaps scan Patrick's latest for a good chuckle:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1awMLreohjdk1tgLXYbQXiXgDCgoxpk8_/view

Start Here

12/5/2022 08:05:43 pm

https://www.academia.edu/84173443/c_1025_1050_Cotton_World_Map_Rev_B_Evidence_of_North_America_Survey_Mapping

Jim

12/10/2022 09:58:20 am

The amount of delusion is staggering !
The poisoning of Academia.edu continues apace with Patrick claiming European scholars have taken him seriously and hoping his "research" gets published by a European university.

"This is good, it means that smart folks are looking hard at the historical evidence. I finished the paper that I am submitting for publication. No guarantees on it being accepted, it first has to successfully make it through a double-blind, peer review. If it does get accepted, it will be in a book published by a university in Europe."

https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=pfbid02V1fy5fDqFt8r8c1ZU3PC6ujoEzE9Jzwuuq9jwVYt7rgT4d7UiLwjhUDiw7awZdLdl&id=114338978642314&__cft__[0]=AZXMVhD5Oor_m8IjYemtcrh7WDBtfhDIleUP6GSBuUljlxJz5a9eYDKVA0dh1IGVL_5m1RsiNLahlQeVecjvdU4P6sUmMTFSdbdaVndd668ULx80eKWrdjPGKNw1W40EiC8X3oit3KI_bH2nJ8fEfntfKu1mxL9f7XF8BSDXtGrRflU79dphFaqG4Mh2J9VDmPQOwP7GArnKGZ7JWYMfwNNd&__tn__=%2CO%2CP-R

Paul

12/5/2022 09:16:26 pm

Here is one for you, Antony C, 276 pages of Gray and Pape from 2016 that says you do not know whereof thou speakest. A full report that was contracted by the city of Newport in 2016 or thereabouts.

Newport Tower is not a product of religious fanatics, Norse, dwarves or elves or any other such imaginary beings.

At the rate that you read, you should be able to get through it in 20 minutes, but will likely take you a few years to comprehend.

Not going to elaborate, just read and leave your fantastical, delusional brain sleep.

https://www.clerkshq.com/Content/Attachments/Newport-ri/161012_12.pdf?clientSite=Newport-ri

Bobby B

12/6/2022 12:45:37 am

A paper that I was referred to by Jim (thanks, Jim!) includes the author's statement:

"I do not assert that the icon identifying CAPE COD represents the baptistery (Newport Tower) in North America. The c. 1025-1050 date of the map is too early for baptistery."

Do you have any additional sources?

Jim

12/6/2022 08:25:04 pm

I would be interested in knowing who was doing the baptisms and who was being baptized.
Patrick is Scott's buddy and an acolyte of Wolterism, sooo,,, were Wolter's Goddess worshiping Templars doing the baptisms ?

An Over-Educated Grunt

12/6/2022 11:11:02 am

Given the state of cartography in the 1200s, might as well claim it shows Hadley's Hope, Coruscant, or Oz.

Bobby B

12/6/2022 06:48:02 pm

I’m pretty sure I could make out Westeros.

J.B. Heaton

12/3/2022 05:15:16 pm

Jason, I hope you've seen Holman Jenkins's new opinion piece in the WSJ calling out the UFO campaign as the disinformation campaign it has longed seemed to some of us. He's motivated by Mick West's recent piece in Reason. As you know, I've suggested before that you should focus more on the deliberate nature of this rather than on the idea that there are true believers at The Pentagon. The big question remains Why? That would make a great book. I'd hoped Keith Kloor would bring it out, but so far not. It would make a great one.

Hannah link

12/5/2022 09:07:20 am

I submit that the 'why' of the UFO preoccupation is embedded in the UN-promoted religion, Theosophy.

Look up Robert Muller's World Core Curriculum, where his acknowledgements include a tribute to "Djwahl Kuhl" (a disembodied spirit guide). Muller was not a fringe lunatic, he was no. 2 in the UN leadership for decades.

Many people who were mentored by him and fellow Theosophist Maurice Strong are now in power positions. For example, Klaus Schwab. No doubt the Pentagon has a few, ditto for NASA and SETI.

If you look closely at current UFO chatter, you will see that it is being modified incrementally to include the idea of "extra-dimensional" beings. It's a convenient explanation for why no off-world intelligent life has been found, or likely ever will be found, out in the physical cosmos.

But the timing of this new possibility also has a "why".

The Plan (sic, capital P) of Theosophy is for humanity to merge with advanced alien beings in order to achieve godhood and immortality.
Correction: an *elite selection* of humanity will merge, after being properly 'enlightened' and purged of obsolete religious ideas, which are obstacles to the "quantum leap" to the next species.

Its current name is transhumanism.

Right now, the focus is on nanobots and virtual reality, machine learning and implanted chips. But AI enhancement won't be enough for human transformation, because we are also spiritual beings. And although the talk is all about science, the religious bias is just under the surface.

AI will be used as a gateway drug to the next level -- assistance from conscious, self-aware beings who claim to already have "ascended", They are the real "ETs" we've been searching for. They've been watching us for eons, waiting for us to evolve enough for them to make contact. Etc.

They will bring the ultimate Great Reset. The Singularity of One Cosmic Mind. The new world Religion that ends all human strife.

And of course they have only the purest, most unselfish motives for wanting to merge with us and direct our future.

For those with trust issues, Theosophy has no patience. The Space Brothers are clear that this is an all-or-nothing proposition: total unquestioning submission will be required.

Start thinking now how you will respond.

An Over-Educated Grunt

12/6/2022 08:41:30 am

People who think there's a vast shadowy conspiracy in any government have also generally never worked in any level ID government. Everything you say is prima facie ludicrous to anybody who's had a role in government all the way down to the local PTA.

Darold Knowles

12/7/2022 02:48:54 pm

Hannah, in all that nonsense, you did hit on an interesting issue — that being the idea that traditional religious beliefs are obsolete and are hindering human progress. I agree with that premise, but I equally believe that people should have the freedom to believe in anything they want. Traditional religion became dominant for the exact opposite reason — it was forced upon people with the threat of punishment. It’s ironic that religious people are now claiming that there are tyrannical forces arrayed against them when they would never have had any power or influence in the first place without state coercion.

Bobby B

12/7/2022 10:53:38 pm

Being no. 2 in the UN leadership and being a fringe lunatic are not necessarily incompatible.

Hannah

12/8/2022 06:27:29 am

Reply to Over-Educated Grunt: (there was no 'reply' button next to his comment)

People who DON'T think there's a vast conspiracy (not shadowy but open) are welcome to explain the remarkably timed coordination of official policies.
Recent pronouncements on (for example) the 'great reset' have been identical - word-for-word - across national boundaries, diverse cultures, governmental structures and political persuasions.

The global echo-chamber is an observable fact. All "conspiracy theory" does is attribute it to forethought and planning. Critics are invited to come up with a less "ludicrous" theory.
How about lucky coincidence or microwaves?.

Hannah

12/8/2022 07:10:40 am

Replying to Darold Knowles (no 'reply' button available next to his comment)

Multiple clarifications are needed here:
1- "the idea that traditional religious beliefs are obsolete and are hindering human progress" is not my own. It's a published belief from a competing religion, which claims to be superior because it's far MORE traditional, to the point of being "ageless".

2- this brand of delegitimization is limited to only two competitors: Judaism and Christianity. All other "traditional religions" are celebrated.

3- your view that "Traditional religion became dominant for the exact opposite reason — it was forced upon people with the threat of punishment" is only half the history of religion. Various religions were mostly forced on people who insisted on embracing competing religions.
The all-time record-holder for religious coercion by threat is not Christianity but Islam, which is still leaving a trail of blood across Africa and Asia. Even Muslims who take a liberal approach to Islam are being slaughtered.

4- your dichotomy between "religious" persecutors and (presumably) "nonreligious" victims ignores the history of Atheist governments, which are/have been prominent in forcing people away from all religions. Think USSR, CCP. (But then they do have a religion: the state is god.)

5- the insinuation that religious people (read: Christians and Jews) claiming persecution today are only getting their come-uppance, after having done the same to others, is indoctrination from those inflicting the persecution.
All abusers claim "you brought this on yourself" and "You left me no choice."

I should add that Theosophy takes this stand vis a vis the religions they have targeted for elimination. For "the good of humanity" they have no choice but to force you into compliance.
Before you call all this "nonsense", I advise you to research their beliefs.

Kent

12/8/2022 07:02:34 pm

AOEG:

Roosevelt's pre-Pearl Harbor machinations, Israel's sudden position of U.S. origin uranium, Operation Northwoods ("Mighty Wurlitzer"), MK-Ultra, CIA importation of drugs from south of the border, assassination plots against Castro, the Sacramento Bee's reporting on crack cocaine, the Vince Foster murder. The Finders, Jeffrey Epstein (not his murder but that too, moreso the refusal to prosecute), probably wouldn't kill you to read Fletcher Prouty's *Secret Team*.

Satanist Col. Michael Aquino and Maj. Ed "Killshot" Dames? Not conspiracy allied perhaps but dodgy characters nonetheless.

Like the beat, the list goes on and the listings will continue until morale improves. Mine anyway. You're on your own, Friendo.

G. Gordon

12/10/2022 02:18:16 am

The CIA has one-eighth the number of employees as Taco Bell and its annual budget is about one-tenth of Elon Musk's net worth. An operation conducted by a small number of people within a super duper top secret agency often outside of direct government oversight is kind of the opposite of a vast shadowy murican gubmint conspiracy. Compared to the grandiose claims by conspiracy theorists pushing the UFO line its efforts are akin to a conspiracy to rig a High School Homecoming King and Queen election. The latter is often done in much more secret and skillful manner.

An Over-Educated Grunt

12/10/2022 04:22:22 pm

Kent - They're not terribly effective conspiracies if you know about them, are they? Even at the time, each one of the operations you named leaked like sieves and failed to achieve their aims... which, again, their existence is different from their effectiveness. Anyone who believes in a large-scale conspiracy being able both to exist without detection, and achieve its aims, has never worked in a large-scale, security-conscious organization.

As for Hannah... again, guessing you've never worked in one of those offices. I have at this point spent my entire career in military or civil government, with a security clearance of one form or another the whole time, and I have precisely no reason to believe the amount of programmatic improvisation because of a good idea fairy visit is less at the highest levels than at the lowest.

Paul

12/3/2022 07:32:35 pm

No doubt Scottie will reference Holden and the $14.95 notebook from Amazon. Oh, forgot, Holden is an unmentionable.
Is there anyone of less consequence that could be placed in the public eye? I have had more intelligent conversations with alcoholics and dope fiends on their way out.
Perhaps, just perhaps, Scottie will pull a Putin and trip on the stairs and crap his pants, too. Add a touch of comedy, if not odor.
There is really no point in an attempt to debate the fool, he is just nonsensical.
Scottie, stay home and shut up.
As for the KRS and Newport Tower, neither is what that dude claims, Tony G and the rest, get a life already. Maybe reading tea leaves, you all are good at seeing spots that are meaningless.
Not sorry to insult any of you all.

Jim

12/5/2022 03:35:39 pm

Holden,,LOL,, this is the secret government agent that is spilling all the alien beans to Scotty.
Wolter has claimed for some time that he "vetted" Holden very thoroughly to his satisfaction that he is the real deal.
And then this happened,,,,,,, on a recent podcast he admitted he still didn't even know the guy's real name !!!

Bobby B

12/5/2022 01:44:26 pm

Oh, my.

Kent

12/10/2022 05:57:02 pm

George Takei checking in.

Jim

12/13/2022 03:57:38 pm

Wolter opines on the nutbvar pseudo war between Gaia and Corey Goode " over who has the right to discuss their experiences with a benevolent species of blue alien."

https://twitter.com/RealScottWolter/status/1602762297180491776

"I am thrilled to be working with Gaia. They are consummate professionals and have treated me extremely well. After reading the lawsuit, let’s just say I was not impressed with Mr. Goode."

https://www.thedailybeast.com/ufo-community-explodes-in-lawsuit-drama-accusations-of-luciferianism

"The world of UFO conspiracy theorists has been torn apart by dueling lawsuits, pitting a prominent UFO influencer against a conspiracy-minded streaming video company valued at more than $200 million over who has the right to discuss their experiences with a benevolent species of blue alien."

Bobby B

12/16/2022 03:22:22 am

The fact that there's such a thing as a "prominent UFO influencer" shows how far this society has regressed.

Jim

12/16/2022 05:20:32 pm

Origins of the KRS runes found !!!!!

Magnus Källström, a runologist, PhD, Associate Professor appears to have found the origins of the Kensington Ruin stone runes.

Spoiler, they were invented at a language school in Sweden in the latter half of the nineteenth century.

Link:

https://k-blogg.se/2022/12/11/kensingtonrunorna-kom-fran-timra/

Google translate (english) link:

https://k--blogg-se.translate.goog/2022/12/11/kensingtonrunorna-kom-fran-timra/?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en

Kent

12/26/2022 10:14:19 am

Jim. Good research! Jim. Jason should write an article on that! Jim.

Jim

12/26/2022 12:44:37 pm

Thanks Kent, actually Jason did write an article on this the very next day after I posted it.

Jim

12/20/2022 10:40:31 am

Has the finding of the KRS runic alphabet completly unhinged Wolter ?

Scott "KooKoo bananas" Wolter seems to think the Smithsonian has been hiding history for 2000 years,

"The Smithsonian is synonymous with the Roman Catholic Church, the biggest suppressors of historical truth for nearly two millennia."

https://twitter.com/RealScottWolter/status/1605003343234883585

Scott "KooKoo bananas" Wolter seems to think that there are six Arks of the Covenant in the US alone.

"There are at least 10, 6 in the US."

https://twitter.com/RealScottWolter/status/1605089267058761729

Implies they (the multitude of Arks) are being maintained or "taken care of" by,,,,,,,,, someone ! Doesn't say whether it is Templars, aliens, the Smithsonian, or Vampire Templars from outer space that are taking care of them.

"My understanding is they are well taken care of."

https://twitter.com/RealScottWolter/status/1605089521187655680

Mark Lane

1/11/2023 09:54:57 am

Wow, every time I think old Scotty can't go deeper into the most nonsensical stuff in the world, he does. I feel bad for him. Please, someone who knows him, get Scotty some help.

Jim

1/27/2023 01:06:21 pm

Pre Mayan Ancient alien glue artifacts for sale,,,, now with Dualism !!!

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/275286447971?hash=item401859d763:g:l74AAOSwGTViZbUt

Any number to choose from, also numerous Mesoamerican ancient alien glue Pre-Mayan Egyptian artifacts that appear to predate even Egypt by thousands of years.
And also watch for the Ancient alien glue artifacts that show schenes from Atlantis.

https://aliencarvings.com/shop/ols/products?page=1&sortOption=descend_by_price
Ger em now before the price goes up or Wolter buys them all.

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