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2005 EXPEDITION: YAMASH-I-T-A ( JAPS) TREASURE

Guys,

So whats ok? The Goethe institute? The Jefferson Library documentaries? What can you recommend for Jef here?
 

2005 EXPEDITION: YAMASH-I-T-A ( JAPS) TREASURE

Badger Bart .................Yes, you are correct, almost as bad as 60 Minutes that so many people take as gospel, not knowing how they splice film to change answers to other questions, etc. Sterling adopted a personal policy of never granting interviews again after The History Channel used all the false CIA slander. A colleague of Dan Cathcart's, (Who won the largest judgment in US history with the Golden Buddha trial), is the lawyer who managed to win the Holocaust victims case against the Swiss banks, offered to litigate on Bob Curtis' behalf PRO BONO because the lies were so bad. It would have been ironic to fund a recovery with funds obtained from lairs, but it gets to the point that some people don't want to fight yet another battle against the Government(s).
 

2005 EXPEDITION: YAMASH-I-T-A ( JAPS) TREASURE

Does anyone know anything about tunnel 8? Is it true that it is the largest cache yet? And that is it actually shallow but with plenty of bombs?
 

2005 EXPEDITION: YAMASH-I-T-A ( JAPS) TREASURE

Yes, Tunnel 8 was one of the largest, a multi-layered complex, not that shallow, and very heavily booby-trapped.
 

2005 EXPEDITION: YAMASH-I-T-A ( JAPS) TREASURE

Dear Wayne,

So where is tunnel 8? Is it true that this thing was big enought to contain two entire betty bombers and 1 c47 inside? Also 6 trucks and 12 mini tanks and the floor was paved with gold bars?
 

2005 EXPEDITION: YAMASH-I-T-A ( JAPS) TREASURE

Badger Bart,

We have never had successfu recovery this year, we still lack equipment and budget for our team for full blown exploration or maybe recovery operation. What we did thou is just to send my partner Richie (cliffhanger/ming forum) to the area and tried to monitor the latest updates of the natives....as usual they are still insisting us to accompany them to their treasure caves, to verify those black bricks stockfile (maybe covered with asphalt), some budhas and other sites. These natives have already phobias in going inside the treasure caves, bcoz one died in trying to lift 3 feet budha, the other one died also picking up a gold bar from the stockfiles, another suffered blisters on his hands when he scoop the preciuos stones on a table inside the treasure caves,some found a coconut body size...snake lying near the stockfile..
According to our japs consultant, its more dangerous if you see open cave gold stockfile, bcoz there are some hidden traps like grenade/bombs attach to bars/budhas, cyanide/poison laced gold bars/stones, breakable glass poison gas,poisonous snakes....thats why these natives have learned their deadly lesson well, and they need our professional help also.
Of course, we monitored also that some natives have sold a few gold bars at $100-1000 per 6 kg gold bars, maybe they have found less dangerous treasure caves...thats why our team are very much eager to find our own TREASURE CAVES....but lack of equipment and budget hamper our progress.
I've tried to email to ipvnews (treasure hunters) our treasure project studies...but. i can't go thru, always failure notice from yahoo, maybe you can help me on that. I'll just email you my message to them..

Merxx,
Correction pls. I have NOT YET SEEN TREASURE STOCKFILE, but i was once part of the 7 man team accompanied our old folks who took picture of the treasure stockfile in Penablanca cave in 1982 (i was still in highschool)...The team demolition man is the one who open the secret rock door and took the picture inside of the gold stockfile They just let me sit outside the cave. What i saw was the pictures of 3 gold stockfiles , chest high., it was covered with canvass...it was later burned, bcoz of our residence twice raided by military to gather proofs...when our old folk died, we came back to the treasure cave in 1997, it is already very much risky to explore/recover bcoz the whole barrio are guarding the cave....only solution is to buy the land area which include the treasure cave....
My treasure partner Richie, is the one who personally enter treasure cave in Mindanao, during buy/sell transaction. he was blidfolded for 6 hours and herded into cave with waterfalls entrance. he saw 4 chamber. 2 chamber are gold stockfiles, the other 2 chambers are boxes...the seller let him open one box and he pick up 4 cambodia 6 kg gold bars. When buy/sell transaction is over, he can't remember the exact place.
I do have seen personally a few gold bar during buy/sell transaction...but what i wanted is to relocate ...OUR OWN TREASURE CHAMBER...
Maybe with the help/donation of yamashita enthusiast out there... ;D

Wayne,
Although right now, some of our treasure caves are in the jungle....we have negotiated some treasure cave sites....just a few hours from us....thats why in case of emergency or anybody who challenge us for the "QUICKEST TO RECOVER TREASURE/ TO PRODUCE ONE GOLD BAR", it just a phone call away and a few bucks to nego the cave owner, to let us take pictures of their treasure cave....but this is not our priority bcoz this is somebody else treasure cave... >:( ...we have to look for our own cave.....thats why NOT ALL BIG VOLUME TREASURE SITES ARE BURIED,DEEP, DIFFICULT AND LADEN WITH BOOBY TRAPS....some are just beyond the backyard ordinary shallow well as entrance to tunnel treasure.. :-*.

Treasure enthusiast,

I just pick up some common metal...for your perusal on assay.

PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS
(density at 20 degree celcius: gr/cm3) ( Relative Hardness)
1) Aluminum 2.70 2.9
2) Copper 8.96 3.0
3) Gold 19.3 2.5
4) Iron 7.87 4.0
5) Nickel 8.90 5.0
6) Palladium 12.0 4.8
7) Platinum 21.45 4.3
8) Silver 2.40 7.0
9) Tin 7.30 1.8
10) Titanium 4.54 4.0
11) Tungsten 19.3 7.0
12) Zinc 7.14 2.5

Density = Weight (grams) / volume (cubic centimeter)

I hope you can do some pre assay now....
 

2005 EXPEDITION: YAMASH-I-T-A ( JAPS) TREASURE

tunnel 8 :o hmmm...... il ask my sources
 

2005 EXPEDITION: YAMASH-I-T-A ( JAPS) TREASURE

Wayne,

You mean there are hi-tech treasure hunters here who have the capability to recover treasure? But we have to PAY them for their services? If thats what you mean....WE HAVE NO MONEY TO PAY FOR THEIR SERVICES....what we need are treasure funder to finance our treasure sites...or treasure partners...
Hopefully Badger bart can post our saites....(I do not know yet how to post picture or docu here in treasurenet})
 

2005 EXPEDITION: YAMASH-I-T-A ( JAPS) TREASURE

merx,

Both Goethe Institute & Jefferson Library documentaries would be a good place to start. I was also impressed with deepblacklies, google that one. I also recall finds being reported, with names and pics, in the newspapers back in the 60's and 70's, so a search of the local big city rag may well produce something from the days when there was less spin/ control. mostly, this monstrosity with 4+ billion websites should have enough on the subject to keep one busy til the next polar shift, or comet lands in the back yard.

To some, Seagrave is viewed as the archaeologists view Thor Heyerdahl, and there isn't much can be done about that sort of mind-set. God help us all because too many with like minds are in positions of authority. At the other end of the spectrum are those who want/ need to be told what's what, and are content in the resulting bliss. sigh....
 

2005 EXPEDITION: YAMASH-I-T-A ( JAPS) TREASURE

BB,

Pardon my ignorance, but who is Thor Hayerdal?

Thanks
 

2005 EXPEDITION: YAMASH-I-T-A ( JAPS) TREASURE

To Gboy!

Please prepare my tent,backpack,etc.if the rough waves subsides my team will proceed to Maconacon something new comes up in the area our asset in Palanan just call,i have to go,a new object has been found a tunnel and a headless Statue within entrance got to check if it is gold,my funds is running out meet me at cabanatuan City 2 days from now,buy me new sandal,warak na sandal ko sa mga matutulis na bato sa San Ildefonso Peninsula,our guide to the Twin Black Vault has pass away so climb to Mt. Ilagen is cancelled sayang.We check first Headless Statue.Godbless us all.by the way I need the new GPS.and Binocular.
 

2005 EXPEDITION: YAMASH-I-T-A ( JAPS) TREASURE

Murakami,

Pare you shouldnt be using sandals in the tropical jungle and rocks...gimmick lang yan nang mga shoe companies.? What you need are Timberland or Danner (waterproof) boots, available thru mail order, and one pair of socks for each day of use.? Pare believe me, they may cost a lot but they last for years and they become more comfortable---a good investment.? Those things can protect you from snakebites sharp rocks and those foot and leg injuries.? Plus they dont have straps hich could snag on to those cables attached to the bombs :)

Try mo lang pare, Lara Croft uses Danner :)
 

2005 EXPEDITION: YAMASH-I-T-A ( JAPS) TREASURE

To WaynePhillips

Goodday sir,is there a possiblity i could communicate with Mr.Seargrave? GoldWarrior books is to me a very helpful book for a Free-Lance Researcher like me I am also planning to published my research work regarding these Golden Lily War-booties or the Japoanese Imperial Army War-booties which i start fully researching,documenting,profilling,investigating,exploring on and off as early as 1979 when my late father was still with the Japanese Consulate in Davao city as Liaison Officer,by the way my father was with the Japanese Imperial Army in Davao area during world war ll for almost one year and in half and like the late Ben Valmores,the valet of Prince Takeda or alias Col. MIYATA was with also more thatn a valet to the Chief of the Civilian Pacification campaign Officer Incharge of the Japanese Imperial Forces in Mindanao and was privy to the entombment of some of the Big volume Japanese Warbooties in Mindanao spescially Davao Area and after the war the late General return to davao in 1956 qnd stay for good in the mountains of Monkayo and passed away in 1977 and was personally creanated by my late father.For some reason my father has no Treassure Map like Ben Valmores becasuse the General doesn't want to bloody war-booties touch because he consider it CURSE and afraid my father would suffered the fate of thousand who perished during the war hidding those treasure.My late father has the prime time of his kife recalling with his poster father General the location,events,secrets,dangers of such warbooties if retrieved,they both passed away without taken a single gram of gold from the site it was buried but I was lucky too that my father since the remise of the said general
in 1977 started to reveal his hidden secrets and know;edge of those deadly,curse,treasure and five days before his remise in 1988 strongly suggest to me to retrieved even just one of those sites he told me but the difficulty,danger,lack of big funding,technology etc. deny me access to those treasure like the famous DJAKARTA TUNNEL,SIWA MARU,CAMOFLAGESUBMARINE,ETC.OR THE BIG SITE WHERE Priiince Takeda has went in Panabo,Davao del Norte,I have the map of the treasure but I don't venture into treasure object as big as the Tunnel 8,9..I wnt to meet Seargrave or you one of this days share to you want I have, or find,or m y knowledge,according to my father i should share those treasure to other people and NOT TO BE GREEDY WHICH IS THE the hindrance of successful recovery of such treasure,yes some greedy person have recover some of this trerasure but where are they now/some are still alive for now but it won't be long the Curse of this treasure will eat them so with their families..Please extend my sincere appreciation for Seargrave Gold Warrior,that"s what we need in our research and ventures..I planned to published my researched after only i made a big recovery which is already at hand,with just few hitches, with God's permission will be able proved to the skeptics that these enormous,unbelievable treasure is real like what my father used to tell me and as I send before with my two eyes in thew mountain of Agusan and bukidnon..my cel. no. is 09192323712 am just around in metro manila but most of the time in Sierra madre it"s my playground..Goodday and Thanks tro Seargrave..Murarkami aka Cliffhanger









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2005 EXPEDITION: YAMASH-I-T-A ( JAPS) TREASURE

To Merx,

Thanx for the advice but you know am just an average guy and am not fully funded and well off,maybe if my friends who believed in what am i doin read these message will buy me one it would be highly appreciated,you see my friend di ako katulad ng ibang mountainee rna todo forma,kung aakyat sa bundok minsan nag papaa lang kami hehehe,kasi kasama ko mga mountain people like the Dumagats and Ibukid if i had money i used to buy foods, medicine for them you did not ask i am a mISSIONARY OF aNANDA MARGA-Tantra Yoga.If ever i get hold of those gold bars they are my priority in helping them in their miserable conditions,they are what we called the suffering humanity,we have a vow to our Beloved Gurui to continue his mission while he was still here on earth,he left his physical body last 1990 and he is the one guiding me now thats why am no longer afraid of those strange phenomenum we had experienced in the past with our TH operation,some of my frriends died of strange illness,a Shaman was kick to death by a big black fellow(Agta) as witness by the diggers in Gen.Santos,had so nmany encounters with those creatures before in my opereations.BABA NAM KEVALAM!Happy Hunting follow up pa ko sa ako Japanese contact..
 

2005 EXPEDITION: YAMASH-I-T-A ( JAPS) TREASURE

Murakami,

Barefoot?? E pare hindi naman sa pagpoporma, kahit anong porma mo wala na yan after two hours in humidity and terrain, Those to my opinion, are necessities.? I'm glad you are after the welfare of the Dumagats, I belong to one of the indigenous tribes as well, I am a Tausug and I still carry a Kris :)

Vaya con Dios, Take care of your feet :) tell us what happens with billionaire mountain when you get there
 

2005 EXPEDITION: YAMASH-I-T-A ( JAPS) TREASURE

Mr. Murakami, greetings and blessings to you.

You wish to contact Mr. Seagrave. I don't know if that is possible, the last I heard of him, he was hiding in Europe, in a secret location, in fear of his life.

Silly man, he is in hiding from all this make believe treasure nonsense. I know if I wrote a popular book of fiction, I would have to go into hiding also. Nearly all the popular fiction writers are in hiding, aren't they? I think is has something to do with the New York Times best seller list. ;)
 

2005 EXPEDITION: YAMASH-I-T-A ( JAPS) TREASURE

Merx - Experts don't like it when they are wrong.

http://www.greatdreams.com/thor.htm

Thor Heyerdahl is a world-renowned explorer and archaeologist.

The Kon-Tiki Expedition (1947)

After the war, Heyerdahl continued his research, only to meet a wall of resistance to his theories amongst comtemporary scholars. To add weight to his arguments, Heyerdahl decided to build a replica of the aboriginal balsa raft (named the "Kon-Tiki") to test his theories. In 1947, Heyerdahl and five companions left Callio, Peru and crossed 8000 km (4300 miles) in 101 days to reach Polynesia (Raroia atoll, Tuamotu Archipelago). Despite skepticisim, the seaworthiness of the aboriginal raft was thus proven and showed that the ancient Peruvians could have reached Polynesia in this manner.

The RA Expeditions (1969-70)

Thor Heyerdahl continued his research on ancienct navigation and turned his attention to the ancient reed-boats made of papyrus. These boats were deemed insufficient to cross the Atlantic as the reeds were believed to become water-logged after less than two weeks on open water. Heyerdahl believed that contemporary science underestimated the the ancient vessels and undertook to prove this by experiment. In 1969, he bought 12 tons of papyrus and worked with experts to construct an ancient-style vessel. The result was a 15 m boat which was launched at the old Phoenician port of Safi, Morocco. In the spirit of cooperation, Heyerdahl embarked under the UN flag with a crew of seven men from seven countries. The papyrus craft, Ra, sailed 5000 km (2700 nautical miles) in 56 days until storms and deficiencies in the construction caused the team to abandon their target only one week short of Barbados.

Ten months later, Heyerdahl tried the same voyage with the smaller (12 meter) Ra II. This vessel crossed the widest part of the Atlantic 6100 km (3270 nautical miles) in 57 days, from Safi to Barbados. Once again, this voyage showed that modern science under-estimated long-forgotten aboriginal technologies. The theory that Mediterranean vessels built prior to Columbus could not have crossed the Atlantic was thrown on its head.

In subsequent years, Heyerdahl continued on many other expeditions, including the Tigris river (1977) and the Maldives Islands (1982, 83 and 84). Now in his eighties, Heyerdahl remains an active participant in archaeological expeditions, as well as an international promoter of cooperation and understanding between peoples across the globe.
 

2005 EXPEDITION: YAMASH-I-T-A ( JAPS) TREASURE

BB,

Oooh that guy! Now I remember I was 6 years old when I read about the RA II in an old copy of National Geographic at my Dad's study.
 

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