HOLA amigos,
Blindbowman wrote:
do you know scott wood , his job is not protecting history . its stoping people from trying to make any clams on goverment lands
Yes I have come to know Scott, mostly via the internet and he strikes me as a pretty nice fellow. His recalcitrance to validating treasure trove claims is mandated from above, not his personal whim. There are powerful folks in the Dept of the Interior, who do not want folks out digging up holes in the public lands; there are others in goverment who hold exactly the opposite view - they would LOVE to see someone find and recover vast treasures, as it brings in a nice fat percentage to the department of revenue as the government share, plus the IRS gets a cut. So one part of government is trying to stop treasure hunters, while another part is only too happy to see you go out and get it - so long as they get their cut! We have to keep in mind that Scott (and many other hardworking Forest Rangers) have had to deal with REAL nut-cases, whackos etc including folks who might be a wee bit dangerous so.... when someone comes to them and says "I have found Chicomoztoc" they have to keep a skeptical mindset as they hear the most outrageous things, from little green men to secret underground bases etc. You have to realize how astonishing it is to hear someone say they have found Chicomoztoc, a place thought by many to be purely mythical in origins - it is like someone saying they have found Shangri-La or Atlantis, they must see solid evidence, photos etc before they can believe it is actually true. I know it is frustrating in the extreme, but it IS possible to get a treasure trove permit, though it will test your patience to the limits and will likely require many photos etc to get it approved. From what you have said about the importance of your sites, it is worth whatever patience, red tape etc that it will take to get the sites verified by government officials and the legal protection they need. Think about what will happen if you do not! With the number of people who comb over the Superstition mountains each year, it is only a matter of time until someone finds them - and the looting begins!
Blindbowman also wrote:
i grew up in the seven caves . they were my home ,would you forget your home ?
I know this was a rhetorical question, but I have no "home" amigo - working to change that situation though.
Blindbowman also wrote:
your right i can not spell or type a clean letter in your reality
I don't recall saying anything about your spelling amigo, I make plenty of mistakes myself. Your meaning is understood well enough, spelling is not that important in my opinion - at least not for us talking amongst ourselves here.
Blindbowman also wrote:
your a funny presons oro .. you try to to under stand this crazy man yet you wonder how crazy is he ....
Well thank you amigo, I will take that as a compliment. I don't believe you to be a "crazy man" however, you are no more crazy than anyone else here. A lot of folks would say that all of us here are crazy, to be going out searching for lost treasures, lost cities, etc is "crazy" to them. I have known a few very crazy people over the years my friend, and I don't mean people who have some quirks or eccentricities - people you would never want in your home, that you would never trust to turn your back to, much less allow to be alone with anyone you loved. Besides, I think we ALL have at least a few quirks and/or eccentricities, just that some of us keep them hidden better!
Blindbowman also wrote:
i seek those that are like me .. yet i have found none of my age . i am 7 and 48 and 300trill ..young ...lol
Are you sure that you have not already found them? Think about it amigo - who are these folks that you are talking to here on T-net after all, but people who have similar interests to you! We may not always agree on everything, but I am positive we have many common interests and similar ideas.
Blindbowman you didn't say whether you found any inscriptions or pictograms, petroglyphs etc - I presume it was an oversight, or perhaps you would rather not say? There are a number of very interesting petroglyphs in the Superstition mountains, many have not been deciphered to this day. You must know how much that would support your case, if you found genuine Aztec heiroglyphics - for who/whom could have faked that? I very much doubt that the Dillmans would have done so, not when they have been on the same quest you have been.
Well this post has gotten pretty long so will close here. Good luck and good hunting Blindbowman and everyone reading this - I hope you all find the treasures that you seek.
your friend,
Oroblanco