2005 EXPEDITION: YAMASH-I-T-A ( JAPS) TREASURE
palawanisland said:
Once Gold Warrior Become a Movie, Philippine Treasure Hunting will now become a Non Laughing Matter, A Real endeavor to recover all the GOLD that had been hidden, It Will generate lots of Interests
They will now know How Philippines is RICH in GOLD GOLD GOLD
Any Philippine Movie Production Outfit or Hollywood can make this a Reality
There was a film/movie. Came out in the 1960's, I think 66 or 67, the title was "Corregidor Gold". It was about a group of WW2 US Veterans who went to Corregidor and tried to track down some Jap gold they had a map for. It played out to be a
round fight between their own members, some Japanese that also came looking on the island and also the Philippine Military. The movie was filmed on location in the Philippines Actually the movie was in that right, factual. After a lot of double crossing,
dead bodies the Americans finally recover a small boat load of gold out of a sea cave on the islands shore. They loose part of it to the Philippine Marines. Again Wow is this factual. I have seen it twice and I think the last time it played publicly was in the
early 1980's, after that the film has disappeared. I can't find any mention of it.
Stop and think about it. The USG started digging a massive and undocumented tunnel complex with major shore dock facilities on this rock clear back to 1932. The tunneling even in the mid 1930's was what you now call Top Secret. The workers were even sent into the tunnels to dig blindfolded so as to not remember the tunnel's configuration. Why, all the shore military facilities that were dug were not kept secret. Further the heavy guns installed on the island were never of any value to prevent a
navel force to enter Manila bay area. Further they proved to be of no real value in destroying any Japanese forces who occupied the mainland. The only purpose they really ever served was defending the island from sea invasion. The concept of
using it as a firing platform such as the used in the Civil War in the gulf coast of the USA mainland was antiquated by the 1900's. Certainly 1932. When the Japanese took over Corregidor they utilized the tunneling to the max. They expanded the
tunnel complex's, why would they need more?? When the US returned the Japs spent months blasting shut tunnels. In one case they set off an entire powder magazine that tossed rocks off the surface of the island that showered down on American
war ships. Some rocks exceeding 400 pounds each. American fighters on the surface of the rock were tossed into the air and back down by the moving land under their feet. To date the USG claims they have no documentation on the tunnel complex's beyond what is publicly put on display. Yet, try and search the island and all of a sudden the AFP show up.
In 2002 I was pestered by some AFP brass to go to Corregidor and operate an excavation. I said NO NO NO NO. Finally was tired of saying no and went for a look and some preliminary work up on the map they had. Well after not more than 2
hours, over come MORE AFP brass and now they are standing there fighting among themselves over shares. I just went for a walk and smoke. Later we went back to Manila.
The only one who will ever get anything off that island is Bush.
