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DR Todd D Mateer , NSA, provided the overall disclaimer in that episode.Don't recall "the Disclaimer"...
DR Todd D Mateer , NSA, provided the overall disclaimer in that episode.Don't recall "the Disclaimer"...
Who endorsed the key. No one talks about endorsement. The key was sealed in a false bottom of the iron box. Separated but together, lol genius. To risky to separate back then. Break the lock, break the box method. How else was he going to get in without a Key. The lock was removed to carefully, the box never broke. More Like the 1822 letter was the key to the key that he already had. . Preserve ten years from date of letter,1822-1832 key arrival,and,lock removal. The box. Withlock, no key to unlockit. Its crazy
what is the key you are talking about?
The whole paragraph is about the box left in his charge, why could the lost of the box be irreparable, because the DOI-Key was sealed inside"in this place"the box..We know from the other letters that was locked in the box, that the key will "Merely" state the contents of the vault with an exact location. The friend the key was with was the box keeper. Clearly the letter sent before the opening with enlightening instructions, would be enough, maybe Morriss wasnt smarter than he was trustworthy, all part of the quest plan agenda. Might wonder how I know, it's because I got the key from the box, and have been able to reverse everything into understanding, but still learning daily, and discover new information on the regular. Wish I could show the beautiful genius of the DOI-KEY... Much more than one can imagine 👽Justintime is the keymaster?
LOL!what is the key you are talking about?
You keep digging around those rocks and boulders something will happen to you. When the rain comes then the rocks start moving.
Yet, no one, not even the famous Paul Stewart test you cite, has provided any evidence that ANY of the events in the Beale Papers story narrative ever actually really happened outside of the Beale Papers story, especially if it is a cryptic freemason allegory....
This goes for Justintime, Franklin and Jean's decipherment as well as to ECS' 'it's just a dime novel'. None of the solutions nor ECS' constantly repeated refrain explain Stewart's findings. This is one reason why I dismiss ECS, his 'it's just a dime novel' claim is as unsupported, as weak, and as wrong as Jean's 'I've solved it and it's in Ye Olde Englishe' claim. Both fail the simple Stewart test...
It is easy to dismiss with no evidence than to disprove without evidence.the whole point of an allegory is that it is a fiction that is designed to inform and/or enlighten the reader. Stewart has made a solid case that is an allegory. This blows up your 'dime novel' theory..
You need to punch yourself in the head.
You keep digging around those rocks and boulders something will happen to you. When the rain comes then the rocks start moving.
but, digging must continue,lol. Rain and rocks I'm good with, its the other stuff that come with the "perilous enterprise". Happy Holidays...🎅