Graffiti Carved Underground Shows Jacques de Molay Being Burned at the Stake @cosmicsummit

Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Full interview here: youtu.be/LOqMQ3Y13BY

Just outside London, Royston Cave preserves carved graffiti made by Templars hiding after the Order's suppression, depicting Jacques de Molay's execution, surviving knights, and Order symbols, with a date carved around 1340, roughly two decades after de Molay was burned at the stake, showing initiations were still taking place underground.

Graffiti Carved Underground Shows Jacques de Molay Being Burned at the Stake

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