Jesuits and Knights Templar

If we watch the very beginning of the movie ‘The Saint’ starring Val Kilmer then we see we are presented straight away with the view of a Catholic orphanage named after Ignatius Loyola one of the founders of the Jesuit Order from the Kingdom of Aragon.

We then immediately start to see the subliminal symbolism of the ancient Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon.

The Jesuit Order has its origins back as the Knights Templar. There were many Knights Templars but the Pope only sparred a small amount of Templars. These Templars were allowed to go to the powerful Kingdom of Aragon and become the Order of the Calatrava since they were not allowed to be called Knights Templar. These then were connected with the later Order of the Montessa. Both of these orders exist today and are now controlled by the Jesuit trained King Juan Carlos of Spain. The same King Juan Carlos who carries the most powerful Templar title called the ‘King of Jerusalem‘ known as the ‘Protector of the Holy Sites of the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem‘. A title which gives him complete power over the Middle East and North Africa, do a study of his powerful Union for the Mediterranean headed in Barcelona Spain and also based in Malta. King Juan Carlos heads the powerful Bourbon bloodline which is the second oldest monarchy behind only the Japanese Emperor. King Juan Carlos dominates the Commonwealth Crown and second layer of the Papal Tiara.

The Jesuits created the Bavarian Order of the Illuminati when they were suppressed by the Pope in 1773 for being even too evil for the already evil beast Vatican. Since then they have commanded the Illuminati which has been the front to cover the Jesuit power that hides behind both the Illuminati and the Catholic Church for ultimate deception. The Jesuits have mastered the Vatican for hundreds of years and now we see their open power as a Jesuit Pope has taken the thrown and fleeced Cardinal Angelo Scola of his pontiff position just as the Jesuits removed Ratzinger prior to the need of a Conclave.