Bermuda Triangle - The Devil’s Triangle
If we look at Bermuda triangle with a cool eye, there is one obvious fact: many stories ... but only stories. No real secrecy about the place but a money-making mystery.
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| harrypotter |
Idont think i agree claudia micalus.
tOO many ships and plains have sunk
its not money making. |
4/10/2008 |
| Rick V. |
Claudia M.,
You have some good thoughts in your article. Let me assure you that the strange disappearances in the Triangle is NO act of natural phenomenon. I am an avid researcher and collector of ancient artifacts. Last year was the defining year of my entire life. I live in the midwest and we are archaeologically known for the mound builder cultures that inspire intrigues and wonderment at their prodigious accomplishments in our distant past. Well, to make a VERY interesting story short for brevity here, I, while out on a leisurely hike, came across some incredible artifacts washed out in a creek. With my experience, I quickly discerned these objects totally unusual and mysterious. There are Egyptian-like glyphs on them displaying an unknown technical manufacture fingerprint.....it shouldn't be there but it is. Some go down to a microscopic level would seem impossible to achieve by traditional processes. These artifacts are made of very hard stone which are sculpted, engraved and painted.
One of the stones is a map. It has Africa and North America on it that are in raised relief form. Between these two landmasses is a triangular one. This scene of landmasses look very much like the Athanasius Kircher map of 1665 which is said to portray Atlantis. Atlantis being found between Africa and North America, suggesting it existed in the Atlantic Ocean in close proximity to the proposed location of the Bermuda Triangle.
I have found the Holy Grail artifact. I say this in all sincerity. The Bermuda Triangle houses the ruins of the lost continent of Atlantis in the dark abyss of the Atlantic Ocean.
If one does the necessary indepth reasearch, he or she will find the answers....it's all there to discover. The importance of my map stone goes beyond anything I thought possible for me to find.
ITS REAL EVERYONE! :)
Best,
Rick in the Midwest
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1/31/2008 |
| leslie |
i would like more info. on it |
1/16/2008 |
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