sdcfia
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Sdcfia, Let's say for a moment that what you are saying is true, and that the information provided to us about the caches is somehow a deception. Why is it that no one ever questioned or attacked (including you) the countless books written on the subject of treasure signs and Spanish Treasure, and instead took everything as Gospel for so many years? Why is it that no one attacked or questioned, but rather entertained people who claimed to have "broken the code." People like Rangler, and Stilldign who's info had people running around in circles and never led anyone any closer to finding a treasure? Their info was not verifiable by any means in the field.
If you had followed my posts in the distant past, you would realize that I continuously challenged the fraudulent Rangler and also voiced my contrary opinion many times to Stilldign. More recently, I've frequently suggested that the late Charles Kenworthy - a demigod to many - was a disinformationist. The reasons I publicly disagree with these folks and others is the premise upon which many of their claims are based - that there exist numerous caches in the Southwest and elsewhere of precious metals hidden by "Spanish" marked by a "King's Code". I've laid out my arguments in detail in past posts - enough for an openminded person to pursue and decide for himself if interested. What folks choose to believe is their business.
So let me ask you Sdcfia, why is it that you believe (in specific terms) that the information provided by Sandy1, is a deception that somehow adds an extra layer of protection from people finding these caches?
Sandy1 has made his claims, but is yet to post material that support his allegations. When he demonstrates that the alleged caches exist and have been recovered using his techniques, I'll take him seriously.
Lastly, what do you believe is the "true" information by which you have judged Sandy1's info and have concluded it to be false or misleading?
As I mentioned above, the burden of proof is on Sandy1 as to his claims, not me. Specifically, I suspect that the "auras" are likely photographic anomalies caused by widely sporadic solar or cosmic radiation particles reaching the earth's surface and luckily captured with cameras taking thousands of exposures. The rock pointers, etc. are also not at all convincing to me.
You speak with such authority and detail on the subject that one is led to believe that you have the "Real" information on finding Spanish vaults.
If any of these alleged caches exist, I don't believe they are Spanish. I'm not an authority, but I am a critical thinker and am willing to offer my thoughts. I also change my working models as new and better information surfaces. If I knew the answers to these mysteries - especially if I claimed as much on a public forum - I'd be prepared to back up my claims to everyone's satisfaction.