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Rick stairs are a bloodline that traced their origins back to the 24 High Priests of the Temple of Jerusalem, which includes the family of Jesus. And according to Holy Mother the Church, and who are we to doubt their word? Jesus was single and had no children. But in actual fact, like all Jews of his time, he was obliged by Jewish custom and traditions to marry and procreate. He was doubly and, uh, empowered to do this because he was also a rabbi and the heir of the Throne of the line of David, so he had to produce an heir.
And one of the most closely guarded secrets in European history is the fact that he founded a bloodline known as the Desposyni, which are still extant in Europe today. When I go to England, I stay with one member of it, and when I go to Nice, I have breakfast with another. And descendants of Jesus are all around you. Many of the people who are the true descendants of Jesus of Nazareth don't even know it.
Well, I just use the term which is inaccurate. Jesus of Nazareth. The problem is Nazareth didn't exist at the time of Jesus. He was Jesus the Nazarene. He was a member of an esoteric cult attached to the Essene order and initiated reform of spirituality, which is still being practiced in secret today. And the Rexdale's families outwardly practice the religion of their place and time, but secretly amongst themselves, followed their own path.
And shortly after I published Rexdale's, I had a letter on very impressive note paper with a coat of arms at the top. And it was a very brief, test letter. It said, "Dear authors, you should really have consulted me before you rushed so precipitously into print. We must talk, or better yet, meet." And it was signed with a well-known Scottish family name.
So I rang this gentleman and I said, "Well, Professor," I said, "we filled in a lot of gaps in the story with our knowledge of medieval history. Where did you go wrong?" He said, "You didn't, dear boy. It's just incomplete. Do you want the rest?"
The result was a book called Custodians of Truth, and between the two of them, they traced the influence of these families on the development of European culture. And that influence was quite profound, particularly in spiritual matters. They were the families responsible for the founding of the military order of the Knights Templar, and after that was suppressed several centuries later, they played a seminal role in the foundation of the worldwide fraternity of Freemasonry, which is still running and still extant today. So their influence is all-pervasive now.
When I went to go and see this man for the very first time, he said, "Come on a Friday and arrive before sunset." And the warning bell started to go off. My mother was Jewish. And when we got to his house, there was a dining table set for four, for myself and my partner Marilyn Hopkins, and for him, Hugh, and his wife. And there were two yard maltas by the gentleman's plates. There was show read on the sideboard and a menorah. They were still practicing a form of initiatory Judaism which traced its roots back long before the time of Jesus, and its original origins come from Egypt.
That story deserves to be told. It became the basis for the best-selling novel by Dan Brown, The Da Vinci Code. It was the only true thing in it, because most of his symbolism, and there's a load of, excuse the expression, but that's what it was. And story which is riveting, because these people acquired power in Europe very, very early on, at the time of Charlemagne, and are still in positions of power today. And there is a Cheval recorder which is still running called the Order of the Fleur de Lis. Membership is by invitation. The total office within that order, you have to be a member of one of the families of the Rexdale's group, and they cover some very, very powerful people.
What their agenda is today, I haven't the faintest idea, but they're still about, and they're still exerting massive influence behind the scenes, all very quietly. And I, for one, would love to know what their agenda is.