Raparee
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That's why I added the "nothing" because that was referring to the foundations!
... How about FK's post no. 744 this thread, do you think that is a photo of nothing?
You are right. I apologize. Harris' writings are nonsense and the 'foundations', in the sense that they are being touted as being the foundations of a Templar castle, are, in fact, nothing. The foundations shown in the photo at post 744 are made up of small, roundish stones. Building a stone structure on such a foundation would be foolish. It would be like building on marbles or ball bearings --- not stable. You have claimed on another thread that the Templars were (amongst other things) master masons. Would a master mason build a stone structure on such a small, shoddy foundation? No. Would a 19th century farmer build a shed or lambing pen or blacksmith shop on such a foundation? Yes.
A foundation there (if it actually is a foundation) doesn't prove anything.
Based on a lot more than a pointed finger, but you choose to cherry pick my posts
Are you denying that a lot of your 'premise' hinges on a statue pointing at a letter R?
, the TV show has given us all the info we need to solve this hunt and no one has done it yet. They are so close and they don't see it. The Zena Papers are real and so is a lot of the info they had on the show, they just need to (as Rick said ) sit down and look at it again. I helped them once and I got screwed so when they are done with the TV show I will show them what they did wrong
. Next week they get a little bit closer
