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Hi folks, I thought that somebody might like to hear my Oak Island poem to give you an idea of my theory.

THE WIND, THE WAVES, AND OAK ISLAND.

As endless waves in a moonlit glaze, sigh on that silver shore,
they whisper secrets to the wind, of those who came before,
Henry Every deemed "Pirate King", William Kidd a privateer,
they devised an illegal repository, their spirits knew no fear.

Oak Island lay in Mahone bay, the perfect place was found,
an engineer designed, a secret mine, deep below the ground,
that genious built, a privateers vault, for their covert operation,
Cornish Tin Miners did the work, the sea gave it's protection.

Every had stashed, his treasure vast, near Reunion far away,
Kidd was told, bring back pirate gold, his king's mission went astray,
with Every's hoard, and his own on board, to Oak Island he secretly sped,
when scandal came, his sponsors blaimed, their scapegoat William Kidd.

A lookout cried "Kidd's ship in sight", his voyage had been long,
the Secret Jetty was placed, where waves would not be strong,
on such a moonlit night as this, a sloop was anchored there,
it's precious cargo swung ashore, in the trees to disappear.

With a heavy cart, the horses halt, in a lanterns eerie glow,
then sturdy men, with a block and chain, lower spoils to the mine below,
they drink and yarn, by a fire warm, smoke swirling in the breeze,
of battles fought and treasure brought, from distant foreign seas.

When Kidd made port, he soon was caught, in England he'd face trial,
his French passes lost, his witnesses coerced, his defence had to fail,
When Kidd was hung, Every cut and ran, to Oak Island he'd not return,
where silver and gold, in sea chest old, were stored they still remain.

From the Arabian Sea, to the Spainish Main, came the riches all around,
diamonds, rubies, emeralds and pearls, but there's danger under ground,
the very wise, flee for their lives, fools leave at their leisure,
the sea rushes there, to punish who dare, to try to take Kidd's treasure.

Cerris

www.oakislandrevelations.com Scroll down the anchors to read my story.

Hi Folks, ther is a picture of the row of Rocks in Joudary Cove that form the base for the secret Mobile Jetty mentioned in the poem on my website, also how I believe the drilled boulders were really used.

Cerris
www.oakislandrevelations.com Never was treasure in the Money Pit.

I think that your poem and theory would make a great film and book, but as a serious suggestion it is lacking.

Don't be backward in coming forward! I'm not a great lover of Cerris's doggerel, or a fan of his extravagant claims, but what did you find particularly lacking with respect to his last post concerning the boulders?

Or did you mean that his overall approach, content and theorizing are lacking in some, or many, repects?

The inhabitants of the Mahone Bay area originally believed Captain Kidd's Treasure to be the most likely explanation for the supposed Pit. The theory can be dismissed in the light of modern knowledge of Kidd's actual adventures and career.

Kidd was never in the area of Oak Island and was never actually a "pirate", instead he was a privateer with a commission to seize "enemy" commerce. The small amount of treasure he amassed was buried in what is now the United States (note that unlike any other "pirate" he actually buried some treasure).

Consequently there's no reason to believe that he buried anything at OI. Someone suggesting that he did needs to have some exceptional and detailed evidence that he sailed to the area, specifying when this happened, as there does not appear to be a gap in his history that you could fit OI into.

Hi Robert N, thank you for your post, I think it best however that we just agree to differ. Suffice it to say I don't agree with most of what you believe but hey you go your own way and best of luck mate.

Cerris

www.oakislandrevelations.com

Hi viewers, if and when I secure a contract to recover the treasure of Oak Island I will be writing a book and possibly making a vidio that will blow all other Oak Island theories out of the water.

I have clear proof that privateer Captain William committed acts of piracy and store treasure on Oak Island, however he was not the only one to use the covert facility.

I can also prove that the Money Pit never ever contained any treasure in fact I am the only researcher who actually knows what that shaft was really contructed for, if anyone wants to challenge that statement let them publicly state what it's pupose was for.

Cerris

www.oakislandrevelations.com