It’s very good that you are doing your homework and have read the biography of Wilhelm Canaris and about the Holy Fire. Then you know, among other things, that Canaris was a deeply religious person, although he did not give preference to any particular religion, but he was very impressed by Christianism and on this topic he could happily talk for hours with a grateful listener.
For starters, this isn't the LUE map. It's been added to and heavily edited compared to the original.
I didn't share that fact for his sake.
Hello dear Crow. Well, let's take it in order, where in your comment #10 was the question asked?
If you carefully read my threads, then I already wrote there that there were initially at least two options for the map, drawn by the author himself, but there were other options with variations.
So, you are unfoundedly (responding to Randy Bradford’s comment) accusing me of ignoring your direct question and therefore being a self-centered person? I think I always addressed you respectfully or not? I have the impression that you may be from the category of those people who, even if shown a real object, will declare that it is a deception and a fake.
Operation "Red Tail" was initiated by Hitler himself, but at the suggestion of the "Sly Fox" - Admiral Canaris (who developed this operation and masterfully brought it to its logical, personally desired end). Thus, in my opinion, he predetermined the outcome of the Second World War (I doubt that the world would have resisted Hitler if the United States had not participated in this war, but Hitler’s plan was quite realistic; by that time the United States had not yet recovered from the “Great Depression” "and the fall in gold prices on the stock exchanges could well throw the United States back into crisis) and, moreover, he realized his childhood dream. (read my first thread on this topic in artistic digressions)
You are not original in your questions. I don’t like to repeat myself, but I have to, since there is a kind of “running in circles” going on. - “In order not to ask me the questions that I have already answered, do not consider it a great effort and read all my previous publications carefully.”
You're spot on Crow. There was no LUE/Nazi connection prior to Richard Walburn. He introduced that idea out of thin air and then conflated it with the 17 Ton Trabucco treasure from the 4 Corners region. LUE caches that have been reported have all been found on the complete other side of NM near the Colorado border (on both sides of it actually). Karl von Mueller wrote dozens of pieces about the LUE and never once suggested there was a Nazi connection. Since he claimed to have made a LUE discovery of his own at Black Lake, I'd say he'd know what he had on his hands better than anyone. Even if you think Karl was lying, there's not one thing before Walburn to suggest the Nazis were involved, PERIOD.
Thank you for your frankness, everything was expressed quite politely on your part. But let me ask, where in my stories did you catch the statement about a specific volume of gold? Yes, at the beginning I was retelling only the information that was published earlier in the accompanying note to Lu’s map. It seems they were talking about fourteen tons of gold. But I myself critically perceived this information and expressed a different opinion (note, I did not claim, but expressed the opinion that, at a minimum, for such an operation at least 100 tons of gold were needed to begin with) But, of course, in order to flood the market with gold, they were used not only submarines, there were also completely legal companies, such as the company Steelcase, which produced office furniture and fireproof safes and with connections around the world, plus they were also involved in the construction of hydroelectric power plants. Frank Ilod Wright had extensive connections and could unofficially transport gold by other means of transport, surface, air, etc. Gold was also transported through Canada. But in fact, it is unknown how much Canaris managed to transport; he hastened to complete his operation and for this he did (as it is now fashionable to say, an insider stuffing through his friend). But my personal opinion, judging by the map, is that there are only 28 tons in the storage facility.
Quite right Randy. I traded several emails with Walburn back in the 1990s and his theories then were original. He went by the handle RWLUE. More recently, the late Joseph Curry (posting on TNet as Real of Tayopa), in his 90s, also tried to breathe life into Walburn's Nazi theories. Submarines were his main focus, as I recall. Curry's arguments didn't gain much traction.
Hello to you, too. If you read my first text on this topic, you may remember. The Lu card has three degrees of protection against decryption, and the strongest of them is the first degree. The first degree of protection is psychological (Canaris was an outstanding psychologist and he was also the best hoaxer and the most virtuoso specialist in disinformation), which says: No one will ever take it (the card) seriously, and if someone does manage to take it seriously, then whoever can decipher it, no one will ever believe him and they will call him a liar, a dreamer, a madman, or, in extreme cases, as in mine, an egocentric.
At the end of the day whether you're taken serious or not is irrelevant...there's only one way to verify your conclusions and that involves some digging and a pot of gold. Without that, any theory is as good as the next one. For my part, I'd be pretty happy with a bunch of gold and people that didn't believe me...in fact, I'd call that an ideal situation.
Gidday Randy
