From Nazi gold to the Holy Grail: the world’s most hunted treasures

[lokiblossom]

Not one map, not one survey report, not one historical reference to this area being called Charing Cross. Ever. THAT is the truth.

like I said, you evidently know very little about History! In all of the books I have written on a subject pertaining to settlements many get later names that replace earlier names, For some weird reason you cannot accept a history written by a lifelong inhabitant of Charing Cross, who wrote of the history of the place at the request of a historical committee. The book is out there and you do have the ability to buy it. And you know what, that is a historical reference.

But you know what else, I think you already have read it. I believe I know your agenda, So have fun with it, but as long as you continue to write posts against it I will argue the point!

Cheers, Loki

 

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[Raparee]

like I said, you evidently know very little about History! In all of the books I have written on a subject pertaining to settlements many get later names that replace earlier names,

Yes, on occasion place names do change over time. Ottawa was Bytown, Toronto was York, etc ... We know this because we have records of these place names before and after the change. We have records of Sherbrook, and we have records of New Ross, but we do not have records of Charing Cross. No maps, no survey reports, no historical reference to this area ever being called Charing Cross. Nothing. Only the statement of a local historian who also had nothing to support her claim.

You insisting on clinging to this obvious fiction smacks of desperation.

 

[lokiblossom]

Yes, on occasion place names do change over time. Ottawa was Bytown, Toronto was York, etc ... We know this because we have records of these place names before and after the change. We have records of Sherbrook, and we have records of New Ross, but we do not have records of Charing Cross. No maps, no survey reports, no historical reference to this area ever being called Charing Cross. Nothing. Only the statement of a local historian who also had nothing to support her claim.

You insisting on clinging to this obvious fiction smacks of desperation.

A local historian who was well respected and was asked to do the report. And how about the "Charing Cross" gun emplacement and plaque that tell us where they are? Methinks thou dost protest too much!
What is your agenda, do you wish to tell us?

Cheers, Loki

 

[NewAge]

In all of the books I have written

Can you provide a list of some of these books?

 

[lokiblossom]

Can you provide a list of some of thee books?

I think you meant these, and no! Nice fix!
Cheers, Loki

 

[NewAge]

I think you meant these, and no! Nice fix!
Cheers, Loki

So you don't want anyone to read your books?

 

[oredigger62]

You guys are FUNNY !!! I am enjoying reading it all it makes my day. Thank you ! But to stay on topic i will interject my little tidbit. There was and is a Charing Cross in england in the 1200's and still today has a postal address to it. There is also one in Ontario canada... Truth be told there could be 20 of them if you look hard enough. But i have yet to see one shred of evidence for one in Nova Scotia. All i have seen are printed words and words out of a mouth , but not one shred of evidence. And before you start with my " agenda " , i don't have one. I just wanted to tell you guys that i enjoyed reading your thread and had to put in a thought on the topic so i can't get accused of going off topic.

 

[Cassews]

The Ark of the Covenant many take it on FAITH, belief in their God and the bible. So if its ever found to be really the Ark as stated then the world of Science will believe and have faith. Until then many take it on faith of their God and the bible. As for me I need to see the Ark to have the faith. No I am not an atheist- I was raised Baptist and have read about many religions and their beliefs.

That was a great special on the Ark of the Covenant with the Professor for sure ...interesting

 

[oredigger62]

i won't get into religion but was recently having a discussion about believing in God. He claimed that he doesn't believe in anything he can't see. So i asked him : Do you believe in oxygen ? have you seen it ? So now i am an ass. So i guess believing in the Ark is just an unreasonable thing for some people. That's why we are all different. I grew up Baptist too !

 

[FinderKeeper]

... and provided nothing to substantiate her claim.



Named for Charing Cross in England, maybe? Or seeing that it is a WWI gun, maybe it had some connection with the WWI Charing Cross bunker in Belgium? There is as much evidence for these options as for yours.



Also in her own book, Joan Hope reports seeing leprechauns and ghosts.



My Brother Templars and I are concerned that you are getting too close to our Grand Treasure, and I have been assigned to derail your progress by pointing out your shoddy research on an online treasure hunting forum. Obviously.

I challenge you for what's probably the third time... find me one period map that has the New Ross area marked as Charing cross.

Hay TIM, I like the quote you just made so I had to save it. My brother Templars have assigned you to derail us[/B][/B]. Now we will see who does what. Now its my turn, get ready I have a big law firm in Halifax that works with us.

 

[Raparee]

Hay TIM, I like the quote you just made so I had to save it. My brother Templars have assigned you to derail us[/B][/B]. Now we will see who does what. Now its my turn, get ready I have a big law firm in Halifax that works with us.

Hilarious. I eagerly await your lawsuit.

 

[lokiblossom]

There was and is a Charing Cross in england in the 1200's and still today has a postal address to it. There is also one in Ontario canada... Truth be told there could be 20 of them if you look hard enough. But i have yet to see one shred of evidence for one in Nova Scotia. All i have seen are printed words

"LOL"

Cheers, Loki

 

[Pippin]

"LOL"

Cheers, Loki

Well there's more people than just you who call New Ross Charing Cross. There's a Charing Cross Garden Club.

Charing Cross Garden Club | The Community of New Ross

 

[petetherocker]

You insisting on clinging to this obvious fiction smacks of desperation.

 

[lokiblossom]

i won't get into religion but was recently having a discussion about believing in God. He claimed that he doesn't believe in anything he can't see. So i asked him : Do you believe in oxygen ? have you seen it ? So now i am an ass. So i guess believing in the Ark is just an unreasonable thing for some people. That's why we are all different. I grew up Baptist too !

It doesn't take a belief in any religion to accept that the Ark of the Covenant was built and exist. It was built by a religious people is all. Stonehenge was built by a religious people and it exists.
Cheers, Loki

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

With the Arc there are five possible outcomes: It was never a physical object, it was but was just a box but is gone, it was just a box and exists somewhere, it was a box with magical properties but is gone, it was a magic box and still exists somewhere.

Perhaps it was built. But there is no hard physical evidence it still does or did once exist. There is just a legend.

Stonehenge is solid (I've touched it myself) and is not in question. Pretty solid evidence it did and does exist.

 

[lokiblossom]

With the Arc there are five possible outcomes: It was never a physical object, it was but was just a box but is gone, it was just a box and exists somewhere, it was a box with magical properties but is gone, it was a magic box and still exists somewhere.

Perhaps it was built. But there is no hard physical evidence it still does or did once exist. There is just a legend.

Stonehenge is solid (I've touched it myself) and is not in question. Pretty solid evidence it did and does exist.

I somewhat agree Charlie, but my point was, a person doesn't have to believe in a religion to accept that it was built. Now IMHO, it is mentioned so many times in the Old Testament that I do believe it existed, but not with any special powers of course. When Nebuchadnezzar invaded Israel he is said to have removed all valuable objects to Babylon, which is why I always say the Ark is in Nebuchadnezzar's attic.

Cheers, Loki

 

[Raparee]

So you don't want anyone to read your books?

Google "Templars Acadia book". I bet you'll find him there.

 

[oredigger62]

Explorer Vendyl Jones, among others, believes that an artifact found among the Dead Sea Scrolls, the enigmatic “Copper Scroll” of Qumran Cave 3, is actually a treasure map of sorts detailing the location of a number of precious treasures taken from the temple before the Babylonians arrived, among them the lost Ark of the Covenant. Whether or not this is true remains to be seen, as no one has yet been able to locate all of the necessary geographical landmarks listed on the scroll. Interestingly, some scholars speculate that the Copper Scroll may actually be the record referred to in 2 Maccabees 2:1 and 4, which describes Jeremiah hiding the ark. While this is an interesting speculation, it remains unsubstantiated.

 

[Pippin]

Google "Templars Acadia book". I bet you'll find him there.

Do you think Loki is William Mann? Mann thinks that the Templars had a colony in Green Oaks not New Ross.