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No respected Fireflash. God knows, I have already told everything and even showed it. All you have to do is name the hour. Do I really need to write already a specific time?
It's an ancient sundial reproduction (thanks Ryano for jogging the memory). I think it's in Israel. Some guy tried fitting it in the "map's" stone structures motif back in the 90s as I remember and was trying to develop a site plan near the Giza pyramids.
Bravo! All right, good girl, keep it up!
sdcfia is correct ;-)
Honorable Ryano, I just admire your diligence! You are super! And now, dear gentlemen, when you finally felt the thread of truth, follow my advice that I gave you above. And already discard the illusions about the "cartoon" card, finally do the analysis, connect your logic and make your mind work. And may the best man win!
Honored, Randy Bradford, could you answer the question to me? Who or rather, what a real name, the author had those books in your presentation. There, the author is indicated under the pseudonym as Karl von Müller, the fact is that it is a pseudonym, the real Karl von Müller was only one, here is his biography - "Karl von Müller was born in Hanover in the family of Colonel of the Prussian army. After studying at the gymnasium in Gannover and Kile He entered the Military Academy in Plena, Schleswig-Holstein, but in 1891 he transferred to the imperial fleet. Müller served on the Shtosh training ship, then participated in the Frigate in the campaign in America. He received in October 1894 in October 1894 in October 1894 The position of a signalman on the batden battleship, and then on the same type of Saxony. " If you know who was the author of the books, then could you provide his name and biography?
So the time has come to express what I have not written before. About 38 years ago, I read in a rare magazine about this card and the backstory about it. There the plot was such that this map was a relic of the Muller family, which Mullers were not specified, but it was indicated that the head of the family took possession of this map during his service. But there is only one Müller involved in this story, and this is the head of the secret state police of the IV department of the RSHA. And the fact that this card, the head of the family found, seized during a search from a high-ranking Nazi officer involved in the conspirators of the assassination of Hitler. He knew that a place with a storehouse of gold was encrypted on it. The fact of the death of the head of the secret state police IV (4) department of the RSHA is rather contradictory and most of the details indicate that the death was simulated and that he managed to escape. And the article pointed out that for the rest of his life, this Muller tried to decipher the place of burial of gold, having spent his whole life and savings on information that could help decipher this map. But in the end, before his death, having despaired of finally understanding this map, he decided to tell about it in his memoirs. So the secret of this mysterious card was born. And I'm not surprised that the descendants of this Muller are still interested in deciphering the map. This story appeared in another interpretation already in your more modern version.
I'm currently reading this
which claims, based on OSS & CIA docs, that Heinrich lived until 1983 and was coveted by USINT for his unparalleled knowledge of Soviet Intelligence. It includes transcripts from his CIA job interviews. I admit that even in the same light that Nazi's were recruited by the British & Americans to fight Communism, I'm surprised that someone so integral to the Holocaust was employed by the CIA. But... the stakes (Communism vs Western Civ) were never higher and the ends justified the means (so they say..)
This book does have a foreword and accolades by a number of authority figures, including Prof. Frank Thayer of NMU and several military & civilian intelligence officials
Very interesting, thanks. Difficulties only with translation, because I'm not English-speaking. But the topic is very interesting, I agree.
Yeah, the guy I mentioned had a similar experience - found the Ahaz structure, got inspired, then ran hard with it until, immersed in circular arguments, he gave up. I searched for that old 90s website yesterday (standalone for "LUE research", as I recall) but had no results. As you know, all search engines today are impotent shadows of what they used to provide before they became primarily propaganda tools and sales pitches.
