john, reading more.. im jealous. everyone else will be too. weve been swinging in the woods for more than a year and none of us ever found a magi treasure. magi is what our group calls them but we still dont know what they call themselves. we think the first time these guys were seen was in 1973. your bedouins specifically (magi). theyre a subgroup of the reenactors. that report came from a retired police officer. needless to say he didnt file it. look how treasure hunters eat you alive for seeing these things, imagine what cops would do. it was the oldest account we managed to dig up. if theyve been at it for every year since then there should be 123 treasures out there as of 2014, 3 treasures each for 41 years. thats 41 containers of gold, 41 containers of frankincense, 41 containers of myrrh. and thats just what theyre are burying, what theyre guarding is what were actually after. there is a huge hoard out there. the magi treasures are just trinkets in comparison. also were pretty sure theyre buried at random. the big treasure isnt, its all connected. we can find it.
our team has been preparing for contact with the magi subgroup since January 2013. the real wise men were from ancient persia so we expect them to have a iranian language. that is, a language descended from proto-iranian. these guys dont mess around. it looks like some posters have the same idea. bakheet- urdo is in the iranian language family but im sure you knew that. the other possibilities were considering are aimaq, alanian, avestan, azai, bactrian, bahktiari, bajelan, balochi, bashkardi, bukhari, caspian, central sorari, dari, darwazi, dehwari, dezfuli, digor ossetian, dimly, dzhidi, farsi, gilaki, gorani, hazaragi, iron ossetian, ishkashimi, jassic, judeo shirazi, judeo tat, kavir, khotani, khufi, khuzestani, khwarazmian, kohkiluyeh, koroshi, kumzari, kurmanjiki, laki, lari, lasgerdi, luri, mamasani, mazandarani, median, munji, muslim tat, northern kurmanji, ormui, ormui-parachi, pahlavani, pamiri, parachi, parthian, rushani, sanglechi, sangsari, sarikoli, sarli, sarmatian, scythian, semnani, shabaki, shughni, sivandi, soghdian, sorkhei, southern sorari, tafreshi, tajiki, talysh, tangshewi, tat, tati, tumshuqi, wakhi, waneci, yaghnobi, yazgulyam, yidgha, zaza gorani, zazaki, and zebaki. plus all the alphabets in which those languages are written. not a complete list from what i hear which might explain why your friend from from u of p never got back to you. or maybe its just because hes from u of p and doesnt have a clue! but we have plenty of manpower and will be going through them one at a time with the message you found.
No way.
