Yamashita's Buried Treasure...true or not?

Folks, please keep it civil. One may believe in the Yamashita treasure or one may deny it. However no reason to make fun of eachother. Once someone decides to levae the forum, the discussion likey has gone beyond a civil level. Hence please don't get personal.

Thank you,

Christian

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Golfish, by my posting I only wanted to imply that I do not anyone to get personal or the discussion getting on an uncivil level. However I didn't mean to express that I believe in the Yamashita treasure. I can not say that there isn't any treasure but I consider it to be rather unlikely. I see many people searching for it but yet nobody having found anything.

What troubles me are people believing in long range locators, spirits or digging down to 5 meters and more.

I personally think there likely is some treasure to be found in the Philippines. But it will probably be located no depper than 1.5 m nor will it involve stoner markes but only take a good pi metal detector and a shovel.

regard

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		Quote:			Posted by ootpik
	To GD1950.  If this is the attitude that the owner of the site and you exibit towards  others, or does the owner of the website realize the arrogance and differential attitude you have taken towards others that do not share your view. The continuous ridicule you have shown is beyond my comprehension.  Since I find you so offensive I have deleted my account. There is no reason you have to continually interject your pompostiy into a forum where you have nothing constructive to add.. I thought this was an open forum for discussion but your ridicule has shown me it is your private space and anyone with a different view is not welcome.  Most definetely not sincerely.  ootpik

I'm not the only one here to advise people that searching for the Yamashita treasure is dangerous and a fool's errand. I don't believe it exists in the size that people believe it does. I also don't believe that every scratch on a rock or branch laying on the ground is a pointer towards treasure. I'm sorry that he left but let me pose this question to you.

If there is a poisonous snake ready to strike you, should I warn you or let you get bitten?

The Yamashita treasure seekers are walking past that snake every day. They believe in a fairy tale and are willing to risk their lives in dangerous countryside where your own people are hunting you because you believe different than they do. Worse than that, even if the stories were true, there was never enough plunder to make up the quantity of the rumored treasure left behind. There were tons of it found immediately following the war, true. But that there is any significant amount left is nonsense. Buy a lottery ticket. You have a better chance of winning that than finding any of the WWII treasure. Seriously.

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The recoveries are always small.

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		Quote:			Posted by FDS1332
	This Note can be good. Serial Number must to start by "G" Note must to have some isolated numbers "7" But it is not possible to see because quality if low.

The bonds in the opening post are fraudulent. They are fictitious. Period.

The serial number is not relevant.

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