Whitley Strieber's Unknown Country

Lost Colony of the Templars
Steven Sora

Steven Sora is back with an amazing discovery: The Knight's Templar established a colony in America a century before the voyage of Columbus, and its memory spawned a secret society of profound influence in the development of the New World.

Rule by Secrecy
Jim Marrs

In this astonishing book, celebrated reporter and New York Times — bestselling author Jim Marrs painstakingly explores the world's most closely guarded secrets, exposing clandestine cabals and the power they have wielded throughout time.

Saturday April 16th, 2005

The Lost American Dream of Arcadia

This week's program begins with a hard-hitting report by Jim Marrs about that terrifying release of flu virus worldwide that took place this week. Then Steven Sora reveals a major discovery about the long-hidden path of the Knights Templar to America. Join him on the highest of adventures--to an ancient Templar ruin right here in the USA! Then Linda Howe reports on some bizarre animal deaths in Arkansas, including a bull dropped from the air and also the very early start to the crop circle season.

Steven Sora's Lost Treasure of the Knights Templar started what has become an avalanche of interest in the Knights. His Dreamland interview was unforgettably powerful, and now he's back with a brilliantly researched new book, the Lost Colony of the Templars.

It concerns a secret mission to America by the explorer Verrazano, and the attempt to create the dream-nation of Arcadia, which would, at last, be truly free.

Whitley Strieber says, "This is truly a journey into a hidden and crucial part of our past. I can hardly wait to get into this story with Sora. As much as I have studied these secrets, he got the drop on me with this one. I literally had NO IDEA that this was out there. Brilliantly researched."

We go deeper with Steven Sora into the secrets of Canadian Masonry, especially in Nova Scotia, where they may be concealing secrets about the history of the Templars in the Americas.

Steven also reports on his experiences with Mick Mack Indians on Nova Scotia, who may bear the blood of early Templar colonists flowing in their veins.

Then they turn to the Master of the Key, who said to Whitley Strieber, "I'm Canadian, but I don't pay taxes," and Steven explores the possiblity that the Master might actually be a Mick Mack tribal member who has access to amazing ancient wisdom still preseved within the tribe.

He discusses a completely amazing and unknown connection between the Mick Macks and the Mack clan of Scotland.

This is a truly fascinating interview. Don't miss it!

Linda Moulton Howe

Horrendous, ultra-bizarre animal mutliations in Arkansas.