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and in England they played a similar role during the reigns of John and Henry III. As England was particularly rich sourceof income Templars, it is no exaggeration to say that they laid the foundations of London to became the leadinginternational money market that it is today. In many parts of Europe they were granted exemption from both local andnational taxation, from tolls, from arbitrary demands by the local baron or king. It is impossible to put an exact figure onhow rich the Templars actually were. But consider the fact that in the middle of the 13th century their income from theirEnglish estates alone was £5,200 — worth some £8-12 millions in today’s terms. And remember, that’s just from England.The vast majority of their estates were in France and elsewhere on the Continent. Their involvement in politics was anatural extension of their involvement in the financial affairs of the noble and royal houses of Europe. Since Templarknights tended to come from upper strata of society, they had a ready-made network of friends and relatives in highplaces. There are many examples of the influential roles they played in politics events. When King John died in 1216, hisson Henry was nine years old. So for several years England was run by a committee. This committee included the Masterof the Temple, and was chaired by his close personal friend. In 1259, the English Parliament used the London Temple astheir meeting-place. And earlier, in 1164, the Templars’ Master of England, Richard of Hastings, had attempted to use hisinfluence to reconcile Henry II with his ‘turbulent priest’ Thomas Becket. Similar stories could be told from elsewhere inEurope. In Aragon (part of the modern Spain), when the child king James I came to the throne in 1213, the Aragonesenobles chose the local Master of the Temple to bring the child up in the safety of the Templar castle at Monzón. Theyremained his advisers throughout his reign. As well as providing financial and political services in Europe, members of theOrder were also always available for the crusaders. Though the Holy War in the east had been lost, they played a majorpart in the on-going wars against the Moors in Spain. But role of the Templars in the west was always quite different fromthat in the east. In the west they were farmers, financiers and travel agents. In the east they were battle-scarredwarriors.Reasons Behind “Crusades”: Money, Money, MoneyAC 1095-1270: The need to transfer large sums of money to finance the Crusades provides a stimulus to the reemergenceof banking in Western Europe.The Masonic Khazars were behind the instigations that led to the ancient Crusades (see the section on fake terror) and arebehind the renewed empire building events. The Illuminist or Satanic conspiracy reorganized after Prophet Noah’s Floodwith the secret societies that arose in Babylon through the knowledge transplanted by Ham, whose son, Cush (also knownas Hermes), claimed to be the interpreter of the gods. We may call these Luciferians Illuminati (meaning "illuminatedones"), a name that describes the followers of Lucifer, who was "the sum of wisdom and beauty" (Ezekiel 28:11).Satanists believe that Lucifer's rebellion against God had its first manifestation in the Garden of Eden where he"illuminated" Eve, causing the fall. The Bible (Torah & New Testament) and the Babylonian Talmud (the book of fake-Jews, Pharisees) portray Rome and the "Pharisees" as mortal enemies. What the protagonists do not realize is that theyare each ruled by the same masters under Satan-Lucifer-Illuminatis, and are brought into planned conflict in order toproduce a predetermined outcome ultimately intended to destroy and demoralize God-worshipping groups and theirbeliefs. Pharisees were behind the murders and attempted murders of some of the descendants of Abraham who wereProphets and Messengers of God, were behind turning the Israelites towards pagan (nature or self-) worship of the calfafter collecting their gold, were behind the drive to crucify Yeshua-Joshua when he started opposing their evils of usuryand occultism, were behind the creation of the hate literature known as the Babylonian Talmud, were behind establishingthe Bank of Rome’s tight control over Europe, were behind the mediaeval Crusades, the private central banks such as theFederal Reserve, and are behind today’s barbaric Crusades!In The Lost Science of Money by Stephen Zarlenga, American Monetary Institute, NY, we find the following: "‘Theadvantage to society of having enough rule of law [slavery] to create fiat money is enormous and not just a matter ofdegree.’ Before the crusades, the breakdown of law and of money continued to operate negatively, the one upon the otherfor centuries, in a slow downward spiral of societal decay, as the Pope amassed Europe’s wealth. "Creating suchcommodity moneys requires expending a great deal of work in prospecting, mining, refining and minting. Maintaining thatmoney against the attacks of coin clippers, metal exporters and normal wear and tear over the decades also requiresgreat energy. "These heavy burdens tend to neutralize the benefits eventually derived from such money systems, leavingmankind trapped on an economic treadmill. This is especially true considering the low state of resources that societies hadavailable to deploy in those darkest ages of Europe. At first the precious metals systems continued well into the 17th,18th, and 19th centuries. Modern 19th and 20th century money systems, which claimed to be precious metals systems,generally depended on an element of fraud rather than force, as we shall see. "An early attempt to rebuild the moneysystem was made by Charlemagne (742-814), often credited with establishing a new monetary standard and with reinstitutingweights and measures in the West, from which the pound, shilling and pence notations evolved. Moreaccurately, Charlemagne’s system was a revival of some Roman coining traditions. Charlemagne’s system of Livres, Solsand Deniers had existed from at least 418 AC as seen in the Roman Code of Theodosius. This ‘money of account’ systemhad served to unify different Roman Coinages issued over time. The alternative would have been an expensive re-mintingand the loss to the melting pot of the numerous historical commemorations in the old coins."The basis of Charlemagne’s Empire was military conquest and the enslavement of subjugated people, mostly Saxons.Using this extensive slave labor he re-started or intensified precious metal mining at Chemnitz, Kremnitz, andRauthenberg, mostly of silver, working the slaves to death in the mines. Those slaves not needed for mining were soldthrough Jewish and Venetian intermediaries. To mint Charlemagne’s silver into pennies, many new mints were opened atDorestad, Aachen, Bonn, Cologne, Maastricht and Namur. At one point he considered producing all the coinages at hisPalace mint at Aachen." That, of course, indicates how much wealth and effort was dedicated to provide the semblance ofThe Hidden History Of Money & New World Order Usury Secrets Revealed at last! Page 222