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Mysteries" Magazine 2007 Summer Edition

Mysteries
Vol 5 #, Issue #17
Magazine Summer 2007
$5.95 US/$7.95 CAN

Oak Island’s
MONEY PIT

Page 49 outlined paragraphs
A strange, engraved slab found in the money pit in 1803 at the depth of 38 meters had a coded message that was believed to have read, “Forty feet below two million pounds are buried,” yet the original stone went missing and some suspect that the inscriptions were added later by some seeking to raise funds for a new expedition.

But recently, Keith Ranville has suggested that the first triangle in the inscriptions point to Birch Island and the rest refer to engineering patterns. He believes that another tunnel possibly branches off from the money pit toward Birch Island.
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Grail Knight

Keith, is Keith Ranville he is in many exclusive Oak Island articles, press releases written about him http://www.mendhak.com/paranormal/myste ... .php?id=33 , and many radio interviews the latest radio interviews Errie radio and the XZONE Radio Keith Ranville's theory is well known around the world.
When I first met him there was nothing going on with Oak Island' media wise, except for the sale of Oak Island...I think Keith Ranville's explosive theory transended this Oak Island mystery higher than anyone's expectations, he has the most famous leading Oak Island theory.



Interview Date Mon, 21 May 2007
http://media.libsyn.com/media/eerieradio/episode14.mp3


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INTERVIEW DATE Monday May 21 2007
http://www.xzone-radio.com/may2007.htm

Crusader

http://sinclair-clan.blogspot.com/

See, this is turning out to be a nice conversation. To answer your question, I've got some Micmac in me, and I'm still working on my theory.

Indy

You're not the only one.

Indy

IJ

I will have a Reservation for the grand unvailment opening of your theory

What part of the Mi'k Maq do you have in you? When you mention it like micmac it sound like you are ordering something at Mc Donnies!

there are different clan like regions like most cultures

CRUSADER

http://sinclair-clan.blogspot.com/

Oak Island Stone Christian Cross is similar to the constellation the Northern Cross could the Oak Island mystery be hidden in the stars.

Oak Island Stone Cross
http://www.mythandmystery.com/oakisland/oakmap.gif
Northern Cross

Northern Cross Constellation

Crusader

http://sinclair-clan.blogspot.com/

The Francis Bacon watermark reads Oak Island triangle first, second triangle is on the rectangle stone beneath, meaning in the Money pit? And the second triangle is on the rectangle that was on the rectangle stone that had written information of a much larger triangle that is east of Oak Island the Birch Island triangle.






Crusader

http://sinclair-clan.blogspot.com/

Sorry about the Maritime spelling of Mi'k Maq. My great-grandmother was a full-blooded Mi'k Maq, so I've been told. Having never met her, I have to go by word of mouth.

Indy

Hi I-J


Mmmm word of mouth, that sounds like the un-credible Oak Island skeptics on there shanty theories on the Oak Island money pit inscribed stone?

So indy what part of Oak Island is your covenanted theory based on?

Crusader

http://sinclair-clan.blogspot.com/

OAK ISLAND TREASURE, NATIVE CIPHERS CODE


Hi' everyone, I decoded some mysterious treasure symbol found in the Oak Island Money pit in 1803; these translations of mine are all originally done by using descriptive logic that was never thought of before, the symbols explain about a large triangle with a entrance with un-earthed doors at it's right angle of this large triangle, this treasure triangle can be seen from the heavens so God can keep his eye on it, it's located on Birch Island nearby to Oak Island's Money pit and is the grand design of this whole intriguing Oak Island treasure mystery.


Read more on the Oakster
http://www.mybloglog.com/buzz/members/Oakster/

Crusader,



My theory focuses on an area never before considered: the Restall Tragedy of 1965.

Indy

It appears that these symbols fit rather well with the substitution cipher. What are the odds of these characters forming actual words if this was not the original intention. The odds would be astronomical just for words to appear let alone any meaningful sentence to be generated.

Hi Jim

The symbols read like they were intended to be read, Descriptivly. If you call logic astronomical so be it? A U.K Sinclair descendent made the cipher discovery!

Indy,

The restall's so your theory is about resurrection of a famous Oak Island treasure hunting family?


Crusader

http://sinclair-clan.blogspot.com/

Indy

Happy Aboriginal day to your Native Heritage!

and Happy summer Celestial day to everyone eles!




Crusader

http://sinclair-clan.blogspot.com/

"Descriptivly" is rather subjective don't you think. I could come up with a couple dozen interpretations as to what these figures are describing, and conclude just about any scenario I so desired, where as the substitution cipher leaves one and only one answer. This would seem to logically trump any other so called "reading".

Money Pit Symbols Enlighten Descriptively

All of the best ideas of innovators originated within the experiencer's mind. Mystic thoughts can give the answers that the universe already knows you are engulfed in? Mystery is combined in thought and perception, a third entity governs the mechanisms of the internal mind, and this is why people are hesitant to admit spirituality as a motive of any expression to problem solving related to any discovery.

Holy Thoughts are messages from the Creator

CRUSADER

http://sinclair-clan.blogspot.com/

ahh, what?


It sounds like you are confusing a logical solution with an imaginative dream-like fantasy.

Ahh'' yeah it's..like called creative thinking?


Crusader


http://sinclair-clan.blogspot.com/

Creative thinking is a process used to come up with ideas that may lead to a real solution. Seeing as a real solution already exist, which for all intense purposes could not logically be faked, then all you are left with is to creatively think up alternative un-real solutions of which there are endless possibilities.

Keith the Crusader:

To add to what Jim said, creative thinking is not the same thing as rational thinking. I have a file full of "creative" thinkers who "prove" that OI was engineered by leprechauns from County Derry, aliens from outer space, the Atlantean people, etc. Do I consider them or their hypotheses creative? Yes. Do I consider them plausible or rational? No!

D'Arcy

D'arcy or leprechaun

As you portrait yourself obtusely on the other forum... parroting other peoples unfounded assumptions and pitching them as to be true to the general public is just plain lunacy? Skeptics thrive when and where they cant prove themselves to a credible statue to be believed ? And thanks for portraiting me to some held in high status its confidence boost!


CRUSADER


http://sinclair-clan.blogspot.com/

"Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius + and a lot of courage = to move in the opposite direction."

Any intelligent fool can see the solution when it is stairing them right it the face. Only a blind fool would ignore the fact and start creatively looking in a different direction.

"A person starts to live when he can live outside himself."

Creative thinking is exactly what Keith has done. This is why Birch Island is his forth location.

There is some blog out there which explains all of his BS.