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Feb 19, 2021, 08:51 PM
#31
 El Presidente
 Originally Posted by bigscoop
lol.....you still pitching that same old 100% counterfeit Paralta Stone nonsense that you seem to connect to every treasure mystery or treasure legend that's ever been told? lol
Armchair battles are so hilarious
And useless to argue with apparently
You show your research and then watch as a group of 4 "dedicated Beale researchers" try to deny that you have something worth their time, as they dream off to 1821 in Good Ol' Bedford, VA......lol
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Feb 19, 2021, 11:10 PM
#32
You are the expert on that, Eldo.
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Feb 20, 2021, 08:18 AM
#33
 Originally Posted by Eldo
Armchair battles are so hilarious
And useless to argue with apparently
You show your research and then watch as a group of 4 "dedicated Beale researchers" try to deny that you have something worth their time, as they dream off to 1821 in Good Ol' Bedford, VA......lol
Wasn't Bedford, then... LIBERTY!
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Feb 20, 2021, 11:32 AM
#34
 Jack
 Originally Posted by Eldo
Armchair battles are so hilarious
And useless to argue with apparently
You show your research and then watch as a group of 4 "dedicated Beale researchers" try to deny that you have something worth their time, as they dream off to 1821 in Good Ol' Bedford, VA......lol
Free Speech is only free speech if you agree with their opinion of what the truth is! The fact that they come against you means you are doing something right!
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Feb 20, 2021, 11:38 AM
#35
 Originally Posted by Eldo
Armchair battles are so hilarious
And useless to argue with apparently
You show your research and then watch as a group of 4 "dedicated Beale researchers" try to deny that you have something worth their time, as they dream off to 1821 in Good Ol' Bedford, VA......lol
Why are 4 researchers trying to decipher a code from a fictional story?
That’s the real quandary..... supposed experts being duped into believing fiction...
My AT Pro finds more “treasure” in a single hour than all of the treasure ever found on oak island...
The oak island money pit is the longest running hoax in history...
Resident De-bunker #2...
The 1911...An elegant weapon for a more civilized age...
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Feb 20, 2021, 12:51 PM
#36
 manaloneblog.wordpress.com
 Originally Posted by Singlestack Wonder
Why are 4 researchers trying to decipher a code from a fictional story?
That’s the real quandary..... supposed experts being duped into believing fiction...
The narrative is quite clear, “a key” and the author has offered them “a working key” but now they are off on replacing more of the original narrative with the convenient proposition of, “the keys” because “a key” just doesn’t workout. Thomas J. Beale is no longer Thomas J. Beale but some other identity. A “universally known individual” is now an anonymous individual with no known identity, etc., etc., etc. Quite clearly they are actively rewriting the original narrative to suit. This is the same exact process that is all-too routinely played out with this tale of treasure, and even with all of these substitutions and re-writings there still remains no credible remedy or clear text. 200 years of this same exact process with zero gained ground. All of us who know these histories already realize that this is a processes that will continue to be played out well into the future with exactly the same results, and for all of the same "factual" reasons. The fact is simply that what resides from them today is a number years of making the same failed claims. But deep down inside they know this too....they're just still desperately trying to find an audience, any audience is better then having to admit that they were/are wildly wrong.
"Treasure is wherever it can be found."
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Feb 20, 2021, 01:05 PM
#37
 Jack
 Originally Posted by Singlestack Wonder
Why are 4 researchers trying to decipher a code from a fictional story?
That’s the real quandary..... supposed experts being duped into believing fiction...
It's the cipher that invites challenges of all kinds. The fact that the experts with a negative view ( No One Here ) like cryptographer Jim Gillogly have written off the ciphers as possible hoaxes show us how bad the Beale ciphers beat them. The proof they used to say the Papers are a hoax has come back to bite them!
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Feb 20, 2021, 01:39 PM
#38
 "WP"
 Originally Posted by Cryptography
Now that we have verification that the cipher has been decrypted. How long before publishing? 
It's been published. For twenty years already.
https://bealesolved.tripod.com/id2.html
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Feb 20, 2021, 01:50 PM
#39
There is mountain of information yet we only need to select a few that is relevant to the topic. And even when finding a "might be" relevant information, we need to find supporting evidence. If the story is a hoax and all is just a game by Ward, the ones who played it to the very end surely lost. I see that many became frustrated at the end once they have accepted that it's impossible for them to solve it.
We know for ourselves before we entered this game that we might fail so badly. We know that we will be shamed because of what we said was wrong. Yet we still continue doing this research, why?
Was it for the Gold, Fame or Fun?
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Feb 20, 2021, 02:07 PM
#40
 Jack
 Originally Posted by jhonnz41
There is mountain of information yet we only need to select a few that is relevant to the topic. And even when finding a "might be" relevant information, we need to find supporting evidence. If the story is a hoax and all is just a game by Ward, the ones who played it to the very end surely lost. I see that many became frustrated at the end once they have accepted that it's impossible for them to solve it.
We know for ourselves before we entered this game that we might fail so badly. We know that we will be shamed because of what we said was wrong. Yet we still continue doing this research, why?
Was it for the Gold, Fame or Fun?
One of the examples is given to say The Beale Papers are a hoax. The word ( improvise ) Not used in the 1820s, as told to us by some of the top people in their field.
The Parliamentary Debates
By Great Britain. Parliament, William Cobbett, Thomas Curson Hansard · 1804 This book contains this word.
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Feb 20, 2021, 03:24 PM
#41
 manaloneblog.wordpress.com
 Originally Posted by Cryptography
One of the examples is given to say The Beale Papers are a hoax. The word ( improvise ) Not used in the 1820s, as told to us by some of the top people in their field.
The Parliamentary Debates
By Great Britain. Parliament, William Cobbett, Thomas Curson Hansard · 1804 This book contains this word.
How long do you continue to pitch all of the same old claims of remedy and solution without any supporting evidences, what you do present as evidences full of substitution detail, numbers, etc.........I mean, you have to realize by now that nobody is buying into all of the rhetoric, yes? So why keep presenting the same clearly inaccurate and damaging claims? At this point you guys may as well credit it all to bigfoot and his newly discovered ten commandments.......
"Treasure is wherever it can be found."
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Feb 20, 2021, 04:32 PM
#42
 Originally Posted by Cryptography
Free Speech is only free speech if you agree with their opinion of what the truth is!
The fact that they come against you means you are doing something right!
"Freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose"
Last edited by ECS; Feb 21, 2021 at 01:40 PM.
Reason: Happy now ? Crypto
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Feb 21, 2021, 11:28 AM
#43
 Jack
 Originally Posted by ECS
"Freedom's just another for nothing left to lose"
The autopsy on Joplin determined the cause of death to be a heroin overdose. You quote lyrics of a Heroin Junky incorrectly!
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Feb 21, 2021, 01:31 PM
#44
 Originally Posted by Cryptography
The autopsy on Joplin determined the cause of death to be a heroin overdose. You quote lyrics of a Heroin Junky incorrectly!
The song was written by Kris Kristofferson, who is old, and yes, still alive.
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Feb 21, 2021, 01:35 PM
#45
 Jack
 Originally Posted by ECS
The song was written by Kris Kristofferson, who is old, and yes, still alive.
And yet you still misquote it!
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