How many words are in the DOI to solve B2?

Blue Gold · May 30, 2021

Time, its a funny thing. We get so caught up in our technology that we often times miss important clues. Look at the Berlin Clock for example, how many out here on the WWW is able to tell time? I know I can.
Let's start from the beginning.

Ha, noticed the tag... Beale/Beall <- How many of you know this relationship? I have another clue for this one.

Rebel - KGC · May 31, 2021

Eh...?

Blue Gold · May 31, 2021

What part don't you understand? This is the Beale Paper Thread... So many trying to solve this, but yet no one can answer a simple question? If you can't answer this question, might as well stop cause you will never be able to solve it. Seems like everyone is trying so hard to defunk this, (Beale / Beall) than to actually read the book. Read the book, follow the instructions. Not hard.

franklin · May 31, 2021

Go to the Ron Gervis Beale Treasure page and he will answer a lot of your questions especially about the DOI.

Rebel - KGC · May 31, 2021

franklin said:
Go to the Ron Gervis Beale Treasure page and he will answer a lot of your questions especially about the DOI.

Heh!

Blue Gold · May 31, 2021

Lol, I already know the answer. Just like the Beall <- there was no "Beale" that filed for a passport to cross into Mexico Territory at that time, but there was a "BEALL" with first name Thomas... go figure!

Rebel - KGC · May 31, 2021

Blue Gold said:
Lol, I already know the answer. Just like the Beall <- there was no "Beale" that filed for a passport to cross into Mexico Territory at that time, but there was a "BEALL" with first name Thomas... go figure!

Figure WHAT...?

Blue Gold · May 31, 2021

Really? I am not just going to give the answer away (actually I will on YouTube... it needs to be in the public domain). Obviously there is more deeper meaning to this puzzle or game (Since he referenced it as a game 'candle') and to understand WHAT that is you will have to go through the steps, (instructions as in the book in BLACK and WHITE folks) or you can waste your time like you have been doing for years... trying to research the people, places or even better brute force the code with computers. I am sure I can give "Ron Gervis" a few pointers on the DOI. I would have thought, with this site being as old as it is, that SOMEONE would have at least found the candle for crying sakes. Guess Not, How's that GOLD FEVER?

franklin · May 31, 2021

Blue Gold said:
Lol, I already know the answer. Just like the Beall <- there was no "Beale" that filed for a passport to cross into Mexico Territory at that time, but there was a "BEALL" with first name Thomas... go figure!

Can you produce the passport of course not. You got that out of the Missouri Intelligenser Newspaper April 1, 1820.That Thomas Beall was brother to then Governor of Ohio and was on his way to Fort Armstrong where he was killed during the Blackhawk Wars.

Blue Gold · May 31, 2021

Missing the point... who cares? Rabbit hole...

franklin · Jun 1, 2021

Blue Gold said:
Missing the point... who cares? Rabbit hole...

No the rabbit hole is chasing a treasure story that has so many flaws and nooks and cranies that you could write volumes on. The story was made up by using a DOI that was printed in the late 1870's. There is no way the story was told in the 1820's. Nothing but wishful thinking.

Rebel - KGC · Jun 2, 2021

Pop-corn, Hot Dogs, Soda, MUNCHIES... Beale/Beall Treasure Maps & MORE!

bigscoop · Jun 2, 2021

More old revelation, thought to be new revelation, that's once again on its way to being so badly debunked yet again.

Blue Gold · Jun 2, 2021

Funny... thanks for the content.

Rebel - KGC · Jun 3, 2021

bigscoop said:
More old revelation, thought to be new revelation, that's once again on its way to being so badly debunked yet again.

YEP!

ECS · Jun 3, 2021

Blue Gold said:
... I have another clue for this one.

"The walrus was Paul"

Rebel - KGC · Jun 4, 2021

ECS said:
"The walrus was Paul"

LOL! Close enough... BEALE; BEATLES, HEH!

Blue Gold · Jun 5, 2021

"Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work." ~ Thomas Edison

Rebel - KGC · Jun 6, 2021

Miss an opportunity...?

Eldo · Jul 10, 2021

Blue Gold said:
What part don't you understand? This is the Beale Paper Thread... So many trying to solve this, but yet no one can answer a simple question? If you can't answer this question, might as well stop cause you will never be able to solve it. Seems like everyone is trying so hard to defunk this, (Beale / Beall) than to actually read the book. Read the book, follow the instructions. Not hard.

Why would you mention the Berlin Clock and Kryptos at Langley as an example?

Did you find that the CIA were in on some kind of major conspiracy?

Pic related is from the NSA files on the Beale, from an article shown in their archives on cryptography, and other subjects of their dealings