yamashita treasure in the philippines

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absolutely no one could answer your question in yamashita treas. it's a fokstale and a nationwide scam. if you want reliable info consult the philippine historians in (university of the philippines) there you can be enlighted of what's really happened in the philippines during wwII and the so called yamashita treas. remember they are professionals they will explained it to you reliably supported by evidence and documents you want to know. all your question will be answered by them surely and precisely.

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don't believed to those stories about the government will get involved. the idea is to know precisely what is the truth behind yamtreas. in your diggings, if you want accurate and precise result before you excavate consult the professionals on that field there's so many geologist equipped with high technology equipments with documented results and explanation scientifically and you will know what's underground. as i know, they are paid to their professions and they never engage in sharing styl nor yamtreas hunts. they do their work what you want to know underground with precise results. so, you spend your money but in a way you satisfied. that's if you want to hunt the golds. wise idea.

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		Quote:			Posted by seldom
	BTW, Is it possible for you to delete all threads that are related to Yamashita treasure? If not, why? Yes its possible but why would we do that. The threads need to stay so the world will know of the scams and scammers in the  Yamashita treasure.

Really Seldom? had anybody scammed you from the Philippines or you are just going with the tide of opinion because you don't know what to think? Ha  ha  ha The very unpopular Gboy really got you to the balls and now you are biting back to anyone who are associated with Yama shit a treasure....What a poor judgement..

Posted on: December 05, 2010, 11:14:45 AM

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Since you wanted to show the world about scammers, let us take an example, where I think the alleged scammers learned or copycat from it..
Below is an article published in US newspaper...

Gold Scam in America (20 Mar)
 Posted by: Emily   in US Headlines

I came across this news story on the LA Daily News about a gold bar scam incident that just happened in Lancaster, New York.
The modus operandi is always the same. One person will approach the target and in mid-conversation, a person will join them and proposes something. The person will act interested and make it so that he will give the target a chance instead. Target meanwhile does not realise that they first and second person are accomplices and in the end falls into their trap.
In this case in Lancaster, New York, this victim lost her life savings of US$9000 buying a ?gold bar? which is actually a bar painted gold. There?s a difference, you know? She was made to believe that the gold bar could be sold for US$15000 and this victim thought that she could do business with her US$9000 capital and profit US$6000 from the sale of her ?gold bar?.
This kind of scams have been happening every where even here in Malaysia but the object of desire may not necessarily be gold bars. For web savvy people, we know that there are so many kinds of stories sent to us that we don?t believe in scams like these but not everyone is as worldly.
Did you know that the downfall of men is caused be greed? If this victim had not been greedy, then she would not have been scammed. The difference between this case and the 101 cases over here is that the New York police have already obtained video footage from the close circuit TV of Bank of America where she went to withdraw her money to ?buy? the phony gold bar.





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	So you are Gboy thought so when did you get out of jail. News flash son I forgot more about treasure in the Philippians then you or gboy will ever know. And while you are arguing the Chinese and Americans are finding and removing millions of dollars of treasure from there every year. But hey they leaving lots of rocks for you to dream about.      Removing Yamashita topic's will not help but removing the conman involved would. That's what we need to think about.

Well, what an honorable gesture on your side seldom. Are you sure you wanted to remove these conmen?  O.K. I'll you the "MOTHER LOAD" OF CONMEN:

GERMANY LATEST VICTIM OF PHONY GOLD BAR SCAM

By Pat Shannan

Amid international accusations that U.S. officials in the Clinton administration replaced gold in Fort Knox with phony, mostly tungsten bars that were later shipped to China and other places yet unknown, a German refinery has now discovered that it has received a bogus ?gold? bar as well.

The video proof was shown on the German television station ProSieben that ran the news story covering W.C. Heraeus in Hanau, Germany, the world?s largest privately owned refinery.

In the story, Wilfried Horner, head of the gold foundry, shows a 500-gram bar (16.0755 troy ounces) received from an unidentified bank. The bar had the right physical dimensions to be an authentic gold bar, but one of the Heraeus employees suspected something.

After the bar was cut in half, the TV audience could plainly see that the dark insides were tungsten, with only a coating of gold on the outside.

While the story never aired on American TV, it is available on the Internet.

Last fall, Rob Kirby of Kirby Analytics in Toronto reported that China?s central bank had discovered nearly 6,000 400-ounce gold-plated tungsten bars among those it had recently received from bonded warehouses.

It was later learned that at least four counterfeit bars at other locations were found and that all had come from sources within the United States, including Fort Knox, according to the Chinese investigators.

As suspicions grow about counterfeit bars among those held in bonded warehouses for delivery against either COMEX or London Bullion Market Association contracts or shares of exchange-traded funds, investors could panic. It is believed this could be the reason for the blackout on news coverage in the United States on this story except for AFP.



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