You only have to think about this question for a moment to burst out laughing! Noël Corbu, Robert Charroux, Pierre Plantard, Philippe de Chérisey, Gérard de Sède and of course that trio of authors responsible for that mega-disaster “The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail” – and you have to think how potty we all were for literally decades – to fall into that cesspit of sewage! Then there are authors like André Douzet and Christian Doumergue – who can be considered as Pierre Plantard & Philippe de Chérisey wannabes – what a laughing stock! When you consider these latter names of grandeur – and what it all adds up to – is it any wonder that no academic has ever seriously considered the subject matters of Rennes-le-Château and the Priory of Sion! Only a mere consideration of the facts – the “imperial knowledge” of the whole subject matter – to merely arrive at the conclusion there never was any such thing. It was all a case of “doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.”

From “His Druidic Majesty” during the 1940s to “the direct lineal descendant of Dagobert II” in the early 1960s; from a “treasure” to a “mystery” to a “secret” to a “Jesus Bloodline” – these have all been responsible for turning people into herds of donkeys. The conclusion? There are people desperately wanting to believe in something that you cannot learn at school, college or university. There is a hunger for a brand new “knowledge” that makes everything we know – or think we know – turn into a mockery of common sense. The Priory of Sion became largely disowned in France decades ago, but there is no letting-go of the Abbé Bérenger Saunière and Rennes-le-Château – the Shangri-La desire of dreamers. Instead of being a “prize” it is nothing more than a stain on humanity. Instead of respecting reason and common sense, there is a worshipping of insanity. All hail the Grand Master of Madness.