The Southeast Asian Treasure Connection
YAMASHITA'S / WW2 TREASURE => General Yamashita's Treasure Questions & Info => Topic started by: cap miwa on October 20, 2009, 12:15:42 AM
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A caption from Matthew M. Aid
On a remote edge of Utah's dry and arid high desert, where temperatures often zoom past 100 degrees, hard-hatted construction workers with top-secret clearances are preparing to build what may become America's equivalent of Jorge Luis Borges's "Library of Babel," a place where the collection of information is both infinite and at the same time monstrous, where the entire world's knowledge is stored, but not a single word is understood. At a million square feet, the mammoth $2 billion structure will be one-third larger than the US Capitol and will use the same amount of energy as every house in Salt Lake City combined.
Unlike Borges's "labyrinth of letters," this library expects few visitors. It's being built by the ultra-secret National Security Agency—which is primarily responsible for "signals intelligence," the collection and analysis of various forms of communication—to house trillions of phone calls, e-mail messages, and data trails: Web searches, parking receipts, bookstore visits, and other digital "pocket litter." Lacking adequate space and power at its city-sized Fort Meade, Maryland, headquarters, the NSA is also completing work on another data archive, this one in San Antonio, Texas, which will be nearly the size of the Alamodome.
Just how much information will be stored in these windowless cybertemples? A clue comes from a recent report prepared by the MITRE Corporation, a Pentagon think tank. "As the sensors associated with the various surveillance missions improve," says the report, referring to a variety of technical collection methods, "the data volumes are increasing with a projection that sensor data volume could potentially increase to the level of Yottabytes (1024 Bytes) by 2015."[1] Roughly equal to about a septillion (1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000) pages of text, numbers beyond Yottabytes haven't yet been named. Once vacuumed up and stored in these near-infinite "libraries," the data are then analyzed by powerful infoweapons, supercomputers running complex algorithmic programs, to determine who among us may be—or may one day become—a terrorist. In the NSA's world of automated surveillance on steroids, every bit has a history and every keystroke tells a story.
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This is a cyber-technology that may trigger another war-form tech race..Im sure that this will create a huge imbalance of power between many powerful countries...So far the so called technology that can penetrate to ground to check what it contains are limitted or unrelevant, it can just pentrate sand dunes and simply useful for archeologies and topographic measurements and application..it does not penetrate the hard bunkers either so our hidden treasures collected by our japanese invaders are still safe,,,at least for the few more generations i guess....
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What there doing that just to know the who ever would be terrorists. thats nuts and what a waist of taxpayers money...
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All telecoms companies and internet service providers will be required by law to keep a record of every customer's personal communications, showing who they are contacting, when, where and which websites they are visiting.
Despite widespread opposition over Britain's growing surveillance society, 653 public bodies will be given access to the confidential information, including police, local councils, the Financial Services Authority, the Ambulance Service, fire authorities and even prison governors.
They will not require the permission of a judge or a magistrate to access the information, but simply the authorisation of a senior police officer or the equivalent of a deputy head of department at a local authority.
Ministers had originally wanted to store the information on a massive Government-run database, but chose not to because of privacy concerns.
However the Government announced yesterday it was pressing ahead with privately-held "Big Brother" databases which opposition leaders said amount to "state-spying" and a form of "covert surveillance" on the public.
It is doing so despite its own consultation showing there is little public support for the plans.
The Home Office admitted that only a third of respondents to its six-month consultation on the issue supported its proposals, with 50 per cent fearing that the scheme lacked sufficient safeguards to protect the highly personal data from abuse.
The new law will increase the amount of personal data which can be accessed by officials through the controversial Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIPA), which is supposed to be used for combatting terrorism.
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This is a cyber-technology that may trigger another war-form tech race..Im sure that this will create a huge imbalance of power between many powerful countries...So far the so called technology that can penetrate to ground to check what it contains are limited or unrelevant, it can just penetrate sand dunes and simply useful for archeologies and topographic measurements and application..it does not penetrate the hard bunkers either so our hidden treasures collected by our japanese invaders are still safe,,,at least for the few more generations i guess....
Sir Gener,
Now the technology has been improving year after year and we already have 3D GPR's and Arturito; the next generation might possibly be a microscopic type of scanner that can penetrate up to 50meters under and can go through even from any boulder, vaults and etc just to locate GOLD only in any form...and by that time, no YM Treasure could possibly slip from that kind of instrument... LOL ;D ;D( Just from my wild imagination)
Best regards,
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This is a cyber-technology that may trigger another war-form tech race..Im sure that this will create a huge imbalance of power between many powerful countries...So far the so called technology that can penetrate to ground to check what it contains are limited or unrelevant, it can just penetrate sand dunes and simply useful for archeologies and topographic measurements and application..it does not penetrate the hard bunkers either so our hidden treasures collected by our japanese invaders are still safe,,,at least for the few more generations i guess....
Sir Gener,
Now the technology has been improving year after year and we already have 3D GPR's and Arturito; the next generation might possibly be a microscopic type of scanner that can penetrate up to 50meters under and can go through even from any boulder, vaults and etc just to locate GOLD only in any form...and by that time, no YM Treasure could possibly slip from that kind of instrument... LOL ;D ;D( Just from my wild imagination)
Best regards,
The US via Satellite can locate armed Groups in the jungle by their body heat. Metals like Gold absorbs Ultra Violet Rays from the sun and therefore emits more heat than mans body heat, think about it, do they have the capability to tell if there is something there even buried gold, :D, some things to ponder.
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You guys makes me shiver and unrelax,,,I dont want to think that they already scanned my precious vault!!! ;D :D ;D
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You guys makes me shiver and unrelax,,,I dont want to think that they already scanned my precious vault!!! ;D :D ;D
Gener, Click the Link below about INFRARED CAMERAS or Thermal Imagers and it works the same way as the Satellite I was talking about, in a small way of course but this Infrared Cameras will work also in Treasure Hunting for, like I said, Shiny metals absorbs heat from the sun(ultra violet rays) and one can trace where the heat is coming from with this camera, they are not cheap but consider it for standard equipment for our quest for treasure in the near future.
http://www.instrumart.com/ProductList.aspx?CategoryID=4899&Landing=1&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Thermal%2BImagers&s_kwcid=TC-23076-6102909729-e-784381343 (http://www.instrumart.com/ProductList.aspx?CategoryID=4899&Landing=1&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Thermal%2BImagers&s_kwcid=TC-23076-6102909729-e-784381343)
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No problem because most of the loot I think has been coated with TAR or Asphalt, so there were no emission of heat can be detected and there were no shiny metals can be seen as long as the treasure remains being coated.... ;) ;) (I hope I am correct)
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No problem because most of the loot I think has been coated with TAR or Asphalt, so there were no emission of heat can be detected and there were no shiny metals can be seen as long as the treasure remains being coated.... ;) ;) (I hope I am correct)
The asphalt might limit the UV rays from passing though to the gold but asphalt also absorb UV rays, more so because of its color, so saying, it still emits heat for a thermal imager to locate. Dark colors absorbs more heat from UV light rays and that is one reason why Arabians shun away from horses colored black and they prefer light colored horses preferably white horses for black horses cannot last long on the desert sun and if you notice the roads on a hot summer day, asphalt roads is radiating more heat than roads made of concrete. Try donning a white shirt while exposed to full sun and then try a black shirt, then you will know the difference. I suggest to wear light colored shirt on hot sunny days preferably white. 8)
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Light colors deflect light and dark colors absorb light. Same can be applied to the color of your house roofing in reference to the temperature inside your house EXCEPT when you are using aircon. :D ;D ;D ;D
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That's the reason they buried such treasure below the water table to be "cooled off" year round and to stay on shape. Clay soil almost deflects everything. ;)
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yap clay...you hit it right, clay...
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That's the reason they buried such treasure below the water table to be "cooled off" year round and to stay on shape. Clay soil almost deflects everything. ;)
yap clay...you hit it right, clay...
This could possibly mean that the treasures being buried are mostly covered with Clays prior hitting the vault and/or the treasures itself. So the digger will probably encounter some sort of CLAYS first which will also serves as an indicator that you are near in your "Target".
Best regards,
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Clay is the least suspect as casings...Remember that in some case,,Charcoal were found, which means a fire,,they made a fire to make potteries or to make strong-brick type of casings. Its as simple as that.. :o
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SPYING THE THREAT,
many of our treasure site have almost 80% were opened and the radiation of AU was already exposed...... our country was the THREAT in all country. like lolo marcos, when he was retrieved to gold deposits in different a banks in different country.. our country will have a very good progress but uncle SAM was afraid and our have a civil war in lolo marcos regime and also the nuclear power plant was not operate..
NOWADAY'S,, we continue SEARCH & DISCOVER the treasure in our country with helping to each other and the guidance of the lord...
happy hunting...
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Here's one article folks that proves USA has the capability to spy, locate and monitor sites, they found more pyramids in Egypt with the aid of NASA satellite imagery.
The satellites used powerful cameras that can "pinpoint objects less than one meter (three feet) in diameter on the Earth's surface," the report said.
The technology was helped by the density of houses and other buildings, made of mud brick so that they showed up somewhat clearly against the looser soil cover.
So clay, asphalt or whatever the Japs used, sites can still be monitored, they will try to locate instead the shields, those things that sheilds the treasures....
read on friends...
NASA satellite 'helps find 17 Egypt pyramids'
– Thu May 26, 11:26 am ET
WASHINGTON (AFP) – Archaeologists have uncovered as many as 17 buried pyramids in Egypt with the help of NASA satellite imagery, according to a documentary to be aired by the BBC on Monday.
Led by US researcher Sarah Parcak at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, the team has already confirmed two of the suspected pyramids through excavation work.
The BBC, which funded the research, released the findings this week ahead of a broadcast describing the technique and what was uncovered.
"I couldn't believe we could locate so many sites all over Egypt," Parcak was quoted as telling the BBC.
"To excavate a pyramid is the dream of every archaeologist."
The team also found more than 1,000 tombs and 3,000 ancient settlements, according to the report.
Infrared images, which were taken by satellites orbiting 700 kilometers (435 miles) above the Earth, revealed the below-ground structures.
The satellites used powerful cameras that can "pinpoint objects less than one meter (three feet) in diameter on the Earth's surface," the report said.
The technology was helped by the density of houses and other buildings, made of mud brick so that they showed up somewhat clearly against the looser soil cover.
The documentary, "Egypt's Lost Cities," airs Monday on BBC One and will also be shown on the Discovery channel in the United States.
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Wow! I can't wait to watch that show on TV!
TW
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Not to make you people really sick, BUT from July through September 2002, the entire Philippines islands was scanned by the USA, National Reconnaissance Office (NRO). Specifically to catalog any and all metal deposits. The USA Pentagon considers ALL treasure deposits in the Philippines, both land and sea, to be the property of the US Military. Mind you I said Military. At that time their capabilities were up to 175 feet of hard rock and up to 250 soft rock. At least in 2002 that was their capabilities. So if it is in those ranges, they have already cataloged it.
ZOBEX
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Not to make you people really sick, BUT from July through September 2002, the entire Philippines islands was scanned by the USA, National Reconnaissance Office (NRO). Specifically to catalog any and all metal deposits. The USA Pentagon considers ALL treasure deposits in the Philippines, both land and sea, to be the property of the US Military. Mind you I said Military. At that time their capabilities were up to 175 feet of hard rock and up to 250 soft rock. At least in 2002 that was their capabilities. So if it is in those ranges, they have already cataloged it.
ZOBEX
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Zobex,
Mind if we ask how you know this information? Can you in any way prove what you're writing here?
TW
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Not to make you people really sick, BUT from July through September 2002, the entire Philippines islands was scanned by the USA, National Reconnaissance Office (NRO). Specifically to catalog any and all metal deposits. The USA Pentagon considers ALL treasure deposits in the Philippines, both land and sea, to be the property of the US Military. Mind you I said Military. At that time their capabilities were up to 175 feet of hard rock and up to 250 soft rock. At least in 2002 that was their capabilities. So if it is in those ranges, they have already cataloged it.
ZOBEX
All Treasure Deposits in the Philippines, both land and sea, belongs to the US Military, ::), that is so farfetched but go ahead and prove it to us disbelievers that what you stated can be proven, by you. Maybe the US Government does not even know what you are accusing them of. We are waiting for you to prove it and it better be good and convincing.
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zobex,
that is true,it's posible that the entire phil. island was scanned by US. i remember my friend in th circa who once said that he and his friend was hired by 2 NASA personnel their job was to assist them they scan the whole Visayas area using their locator who can detek 5 to 10 km and in fact the battery of their locator is as thin as bond paper but the problem of their locator is that it cannot pin point the exact location or zero point the target-maybe they intent it that way or maybe they used strong waves that's why they can't pinpoint the target and every time they have detected positive site they put it into writings or they make books about it or put it into cataloged as what you have described,and after that they report it to US govt.yes it's true..
but USA Pentagon considers ALL treasure deposits in the Phils.? i don't thinks so, Philippines belongs to Pilipino people whether it is under or above the ground not to Americans esp. those bastardos..and you know who are those bastardos, they are like leeches..
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That's very nice, T Hunter. That's amazing what they can do with satellites these days.
TW
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Brother TH'ers,
I'll ask how much it costs to survey areas in the Philippines and see if they can see underwater
Com1diver
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Imagine you can click through the net and the satellite will check the location. Truly Amazing Sir T44 ;)
It would be costly to survey the areas in the Philippines Sir Com1diver ;)
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An example of Geological Satellite Imaging and image shown is the Morenci Mine in Arizona which has 2,200 million tons Copper Reserve and the mine is producing 380,000 tons of copper annually. The bottom picture shows the Argyle Diamond Mine in Australia. Notice the Aura produced by the Copper Mineral on the Satellite Image and those Gold Deposits in the Philippines will produce the same results. Just Click on the Link below to view the Satellite Imaging of the said location. So saying, the locations of those Big Gold Deposits in the Philippines is no secret to the Satellite Imaging Technology Companies or even the US Government but that does not mean they have claim to those Gold Deposits in the Philippines.
http://www.satimagingcorp.com/svc/mining.html (http://www.satimagingcorp.com/svc/mining.html)
Actually the detection technique is VERY old technology. How do you think they have, in the past years, detected underground nuclear weapon heads and general radioactive material stock piles, also production facilities? The USG has been doing it for years. Neutrons bounce of off high density molecules. The higher the density of the nucleus, the greater of bounces off of it. High density material like Gold, Platinum, Uranium, Plutonium all have high density nucleus, enhanced because of the number of neutrons in them. It is like playing billiards or pool. Neutrons bounce off of other neutrons and clusters of neutrons. The greater number of bounces of off a target area, the greater the density. The target is exposed. Neutrons are normally absorbed by resistance, that is like diving into the water from a spring board. It takes about 250 feet of soft rock or about 175 feet of hard rock, then double it for the round trip, come in, bounce and then go back the way it came. There are ways of masking it but Jap installations are not set up that way. Oh and yes, this is the numbers given to me by the exploring teams in 2002. I used to work with these general groups years back.
Modern weapons detection satellites no longer depend on this low technology. All fissionable material emits a wide array of small high speed particles that have effectively no attenuation in earth or other shield material.
http://www.rense.com/general16/nucla.htm (http://www.rense.com/general16/nucla.htm)
The USG has no rights to claim oil deposits in Iraq though two American oil companies control all of Iraq's oil production and sales. No right to Kuwait though most of Kuwait's oil flows through joint British/American shipping and marketing infrastructure. No right to the Philippines though it occupied it for 45 years and still does in South Mindanao with Marines and a covert USG airbase inside the Philippine airbase in Zamboanga area. etc. etc. etc.
If a military power controls the effective movements of anything then they own the assets. And, yes, the military considers the Philippines it's possession or toy to play with. Have you seen a legitimate Presidential election in the Island in the past 40 years? That Marcos was overthrown, that Estrada was overthrown that Poe just happen to have a massive stroke and his brain soaked in blood while contesting the Presidential election results, that Imelda and family still walk around untouched ?
ZOBEX
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nowadays we are the GREAT THREAT in the WHOLE WORLD... like in the Marcos regime... on that time we are the threat to other nation...
USA provoke a civil war in the country to demoralized our nation to back into ZERO government......
NOW is the great time to help our people and our self to improve the knowledge about THunting.. We have an opportunity to recovered the said AU bar and others precious metal and help our government... One Industrialized country.. we the active support of the community...
GOD BLESS US...
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Not to make you people really sick, BUT from July through September 2002, the entire Philippines islands was scanned by the USA, National Reconnaissance Office (NRO). Specifically to catalog any and all metal deposits. The USA Pentagon considers ALL treasure deposits in the Philippines, both land and sea, to be the property of the US Military. Mind you I said Military. At that time their capabilities were up to 175 feet of hard rock and up to 250 soft rock. At least in 2002 that was their capabilities. So if it is in those ranges, they have already cataloged it.
ZOBEX
If that is true brother... what will the U.S. Govt. do?
Will they excavate the positive spot owned by someday else?
What if the particular area in which they will dig in is owned by big time also.. like in our place?
Would you think the owner of the lot allow them to dig for there own profit?
I think there might be Holy/unholy war will happened my friend.
Like in our place.. even the Mormons have in a hard time negotiating a very positive spot if owned by someday else considered bigatin(rich owner).
Even a lot owned by a simple person.. they cannot easily do what they wanted to.
And one thing more.. How come the U.S. Govt. owned that property buried below. Nobody owns that.
It's a result of war. The war that happened long time ago.
In our place... Nobody else would question you why you are digging un-explained hole inside your property.
Again I would say, if they will going to digged holes inside a private property of a Phil.. Citizen
for their own benefit.. and the owner will just witness it's retrieval with pain in their hearts and agony.. I think Holy & Unholy war might happen.
:D
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Not to make you people really sick, BUT from July through September 2002, the entire Philippines islands was scanned by the USA, National Reconnaissance Office (NRO). Specifically to catalog any and all metal deposits. The USA Pentagon considers ALL treasure deposits in the Philippines, both land and sea, to be the property of the US Military. Mind you I said Military. At that time their capabilities were up to 175 feet of hard rock and up to 250 soft rock. At least in 2002 that was their capabilities. So if it is in those ranges, they have already cataloged it.
ZOBEX
Sorry to say this happens all of the time. As for corruption, note the Wiki Leaks release concerning the corruption of Arroyo and her fat husband and the rigged elections.
Z
If that is true brother... what will the U.S. Govt. do?
Will they excavate the positive spot owned by someday else?
What if the particular area in which they will dig in is owned by big time also.. like in our place?
Would you think the owner of the lot allow them to dig for there own profit?
I think there might be Holy/unholy war will happened my friend.
Like in our place.. even the Mormons have in a hard time negotiating a very positive spot if owned by someday else considered bigatin(rich owner).
Even a lot owned by a simple person.. they cannot easily do what they wanted to.
And one thing more.. How come the U.S. Govt. owned that property buried below. Nobody owns that.
It's a result of war. The war that happened long time ago.
In our place... Nobody else would question you why you are digging un-explained hole inside your property.
Again I would say, if they will going to digged holes inside a private property of a Phil.. Citizen
for their own benefit.. and the owner will just witness it's retrieval with pain in their hearts and agony.. I think Holy & Unholy war might happen.
:D
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Not to make you people really sick, BUT from July through September 2002, the entire Philippines islands was scanned by the USA, National Reconnaissance Office (NRO). Specifically to catalog any and all metal deposits. The USA Pentagon considers ALL treasure deposits in the Philippines, both land and sea, to be the property of the US Military. Mind you I said Military. At that time their capabilities were up to 175 feet of hard rock and up to 250 soft rock. At least in 2002 that was their capabilities. So if it is in those ranges, they have already cataloged it.
ZOBEX
Read the Post of your friend Zobex. If ever you make a Successful Recovery, according to him, it is the Property of the US Military. Absurd and Outrageous Claim so I suggest you Watch out for this guy as he also claims to have work in Covert Operations in the island for USG and claims to know people in USG. Take all his claim with a grain of salt. Can you trust this guy, wouldn't even touch him with a 10 foot pole.
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Not to make you people really sick, BUT from July through September 2002, the entire Philippines islands was scanned by the USA, National Reconnaissance Office (NRO). Specifically to catalog any and all metal deposits. The USA Pentagon considers ALL treasure deposits in the Philippines, both land and sea, to be the property of the US Military. Mind you I said Military. At that time their capabilities were up to 175 feet of hard rock and up to 250 soft rock. At least in 2002 that was their capabilities. So if it is in those ranges, they have already cataloged it.
ZOBEX
Read the Post of your friend Zobex. If ever you make a Successful Recovery, according to him, it is the Property of the US Military. Absurd and Outrageous Claim so I suggest you Watch out for this guy as he also claims to have work in Covert Operations in the island for USG and claims to know people in USG. Take all his claim with a grain of salt. Can you trust this guy, wouldn't even touch him with a 10 foot pole.
WOW Mr. Moderator. This tread stopped running ONE YEAR ago. Glad you found it after all this time. Don't worry Mr. Moderator, I have no interest in you. But if I did --.
Have a Nice Day.
Z
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Not to make you people really sick, BUT from July through September 2002, the entire Philippines islands was scanned by the USA, National Reconnaissance Office (NRO). Specifically to catalog any and all metal deposits. The USA Pentagon considers ALL treasure deposits in the Philippines, both land and sea, to be the property of the US Military. Mind you I said Military. At that time their capabilities were up to 175 feet of hard rock and up to 250 soft rock. At least in 2002 that was their capabilities. So if it is in those ranges, they have already cataloged it.
ZOBEX
Read the Post of your friend Zobex. If ever you make a Successful Recovery, according to him, it is the Property of the US Military. Absurd and Outrageous Claim so I suggest you Watch out for this guy as he also claims to have work in Covert Operations in the island for USG and claims to know people in USG. Take all his claim with a grain of salt. Can you trust this guy, wouldn't even touch him with a 10 foot pole.
WOW Mr. Moderator. This tread stopped running ONE YEAR ago. Glad you found it after all this time. Don't worry Mr. Moderator, I have no interest in you. But if I did --.
Have a Nice Day.
Z
Go on, Say it, Threats is Nothing New to me or are you too Chicken Livered to Voice it out.
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Not to make you people really sick, BUT from July through September 2002, the entire Philippines islands was scanned by the USA, National Reconnaissance Office (NRO). Specifically to catalog any and all metal deposits. The USA Pentagon considers ALL treasure deposits in the Philippines, both land and sea, to be the property of the US Military. Mind you I said Military. At that time their capabilities were up to 175 feet of hard rock and up to 250 soft rock. At least in 2002 that was their capabilities. So if it is in those ranges, they have already cataloged it.
ZOBEX
Read the Post of your friend Zobex. If ever you make a Successful Recovery, according to him, it is the Property of the US Military. Absurd and Outrageous Claim so I suggest you Watch out for this guy as he also claims to have work in Covert Operations in the island for USG and claims to know people in USG. Take all his claim with a grain of salt. Can you trust this guy, wouldn't even touch him with a 10 foot pole.
WOW Mr. Moderator. This tread stopped running ONE YEAR ago. Glad you found it after all this time. Don't worry Mr. Moderator, I have no interest in you. But if I did --.
Have a Nice Day.
Z
Go on, Say it, Threats is Nothing New to me or are you too Chicken Livered to Voice it out.
Other than being bored and missing the TH action, is this part of Z's ulterior motives or a call of call of duty?
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Not to make you people really sick, BUT from July through September 2002, the entire Philippines islands was scanned by the USA, National Reconnaissance Office (NRO). Specifically to catalog any and all metal deposits. The USA Pentagon considers ALL treasure deposits in the Philippines, both land and sea, to be the property of the US Military. Mind you I said Military. At that time their capabilities were up to 175 feet of hard rock and up to 250 soft rock. At least in 2002 that was their capabilities. So if it is in those ranges, they have already cataloged it.
ZOBEX
Read the Post of your friend Zobex. If ever you make a Successful Recovery, according to him, it is the Property of the US Military. Absurd and Outrageous Claim so I suggest you Watch out for this guy as he also claims to have work in Covert Operations in the island for USG and claims to know people in USG. Take all his claim with a grain of salt. Can you trust this guy, wouldn't even touch him with a 10 foot pole.
WOW Mr. Moderator. This tread stopped running ONE YEAR ago. Glad you found it after all this time. Don't worry Mr. Moderator, I have no interest in you. But if I did --.
Have a Nice Day.
Z
Go on, Say it, Threats is Nothing New to me or are you too Chicken Livered to Voice it out.
Other than being bored and missing the TH action, is this part of Z's ulterior motives or a call of call of duty?
OH Margaha, stay tuned in Next Week for the next episode of Bla Bla Bla where in Bla Bla Bla.
Call To Arms was already a book. So we can call it Call To Duty. Oh wait, that was also a book. Or Duty Diddy. But wait, Duty Diddy is actually a German film, can't use that one either. Oh well, I guess the Moderator is safe after all.
Z
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Thanks Z. We cannot stop you from doing that for as long as you believe what you do is right. I do respect you doing TH for something good or something else, it's your call. Be safe...
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Go on, Say it, Threats is Nothing New to me or are you too Chicken Livered to Voice it out.
Peace, guys. No need to get violent in word, thought or whatever. You might burst a nerve or what.
We all want to make a recovery and make life better. No pun intended.
Just a while ago we had to leave a site which we maintained for almost a year.
We poured our time, sweat, finances and our lives into it but when things got out of hand last night such that our lives were threatened we abandoned the project and trekked the long way back home amidst dry tear and clenched fists.
We are just so glad we are still alive and kicking despite the ugly turn of events - just another fiasco in our long history of treasure hunting. :(