Update on the Gold Train in Poland

[dign4it]

I was surprised to see this on television last night. I guess that since it's in Poland, then they don't really care about it being reported.

The government officials of the town nearest to the train sent in metal detectors, looking for land mines. This says a lot, at least to me. I mean, I've heard of, and come across, death traps. But I never even thought about the NAZI's using land mines as death traps. One question that comes to mind is "how did they know it was a possibility" that land mines were used? Granted, common sense helps, but this action of using detectors speaks of knowledge about how these treasure were buried, as well as the "precautions" used to keep the people away from these treasures. The treasure hunters who found this train never even thought about, or worried about, land mines.

The update goes on to say that now there are other people who are searching for even more tunnel openings into this mountain in Poland. And I can assure you, the Elite REALLY hate this!!! They hate it when the people go looking for their treasures. They know that people CAN find their rooms, even if by accident.

The government also had people digging over the train, on top of the ground, but they were only digging a meter deep. Looking for a tunnel information rock???

 

[dign4it]

Sorry, for those of you who are unfamiliar with tunnel information rocks, please allow me to explain:

Tunnel information rocks are rock maps, in that they give you specific instructions. While a "common" rock map (partially buried, that are) found along the treasure trail will give you information to get to the next step of the trail, tunnel information rocks are found a foot or two below the surface (totally buried) and are directly over the covered opening. You MUST decode the signs properly in order to locate a tunnel information rock.

Tunnel Information rocks will tell you: 1).. how deep the opening is.....2)...where the death traps are located......3)....are there any gasses in the tunnel (gold veins can "leak" a poisonous gas that will kill you with one breath), 4).....which tunnel to take to the treasure. Treasure rooms ALMOST ALWAYS have a place in the tunnel where the one tunnel separates into two (or more) branches. Take the wrong branch and you die.

There is other information on these rocks, but this covers the most important.

The deepest tunnel information rock that I've ever found was at about 2 feet, so for these guys to be digging down one meter tells me two, maybe three, things: 1) they are following treasure signs and symbols that still exist in the area, that's the ONLY way to locate this type of rock map.......2) they are digging down one meter to make sure that they haven't "missed it" (missed the tunnel information rock)....and possibly 3) that there is a Sentinel who was supposed to be protecting this site, and it was this Sentinel who made sure that the signs and symbols leading to this treasure tunnel were "current".

I have NEVER been approached by a Sentinel at ANY site. But there's a few sites where I know who the Sentinel is. And I can assure you, they knew what I was doing.

 

[vlad]

They had a vast SS Underground active far after the war, and it was world wide--stretching to South America.
I'm sure Otto Skorzeny and many others had information direct or otherwise from people like, Chief cashier of the dreaded SS, Bruno Melmer, [among many involved people.]
He was in charge of shipments aboard trains trundling to the heart of the Reich-he was caught and tried.
In all, 76% of all Nazi Gold that was sold was to the Swiss.
I'm sure there is good reason to worry about mines and explosives in the 500 acre tunnel complex area, experience; and simple caution.

*BERLIN, July 23, 1998— In a twist to the Nazi gold saga, German officials acknowledged today that 26 crucial, secret files containing records of gold stolen from Jews in concentration camps had mysteriously disappeared from German archives after World War II.

The discovery raised several questions about the fate of the documents, including the possibility that they had been deliberately destroyed to cover the tracks of former Nazi banking officials entrusted by the Allies with high offices in postwar Germany. The development could set back to efforts by Holocaust survivors to reinforce claims against German and Swiss banks for wartime losses.