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oakster
OAK ISLAND'S NEW DISCOVERIES

The Oak Island Mystery: The Secret of the World's Greatest Treasure Hunt by Lionel Fanthorpe and Patricia Fanthorpe (Hardcover - Feb 1995)
Page 187 Diagram #5

CANADIAN DISCOVERER
First Nation Researcher
Keith Ranville
Razer
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OAK ISLAND'S NEW DISCOVERIES

The Oak Island Mystery: The Secret of the World's Greatest Treasure Hunt by Lionel Fanthorpe and Patricia Fanthorpe (Hardcover - Feb 1995)
Page 187 Diagram #5

CANADIAN DISCOVERER
First Nation Researcher
Keith Ranville


Can you provide some background? I don't know what I'm looking at, so can't comment.
Ancient World Wonders
Same here.
louie
Why did you start this thread when you have one running on the same subject oakster...a mod should merge this with the old thread.
oakster
OAK ISLAND TREASURE MYSTERY WATERMARK CIPHER

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New: Oak Island Secret Treasure Cipher
Recently Mr. Ranville made it known of a translation of a watermark cipher that he broken down from top to bottom descriptively, while Mr. Ranville was investigating the Oak Island treasure mystery’ he came across a watermark in a book the Oak Island Mystery by the Fanthorpes. The theory of Sir Francis Bacon and his relation to Oak Island is not relatively new, many books on Oak Island mention Sir Francis Bacon as contender of who? As a possible suspect that he may have involvement in the Oak Island treasure mystery that is now in it’s 212th year of many searches for the trophy treasure that past treasure hunters failed to grasp. Perhaps with more advanced treasure-hunting equipment and exploring Mr. Ranville’s Oak islands research concepts will give us a better understanding of this enigma. It is said Sir Francis Bacons personal writings were and preserved in mercury and hidden some where in the Oak Island treasure mystery?Keith Ranville a Canadian First Nations Native, is known for his translation’s of the Oak Island Money pit symbols, and for his newly discovery the Birch Island triangle.
Mr. Ranville explains his theory in diagrams: http://www.treasurestories.losttreasurehun...termark-cipher/


Sir Francis Bacon

Sir Francis Bacon was always accepted as the younger son of Sir Nicholas Bacon however there exist reasonable grounds to suggest that he was actually the secret son of Queen Elizabeth I and the famous explorer, Sir Francis Drake. He is an enigmatic figure and some actually believe he is the true author of the works of Shakespeare, and Christopher Marlowe.

Bacon held a fascination with mysterious codes and ciphers, which could link him to the enigmatic inscribed stone discovered in the Money Pit. In fact, a Dr Orville Ward Owen, a follower of Bacon's ciphers followed instructions in a Baconian cipher and discovered a mysterious underground chamber beneath the bed of the River Wye, in the West of Britain. Although it was disappointingly empty, further Baconian ciphers were to be found carved on the walls.

In the opinion of Dr Owen, Bacon had always intended to conceal his manuscripts below the Wye. This was in the tradition of the ancient Visigoths who redirected rivers and buried their dead beneath in secret tombs. Issues of plagiarism were particularly of issue at this time, with censorship developing into a heated area of debate.

Could it be that Bacon, feared that his secret might be discovered had had second thoughts, deciding that the River Wye location was not secure enough? To link Bacon with Canada, in 1610, King James I granted Bacon land in Newfoundland, connecting him to the proximity of Oak Island.

Sir Francis Bacon was familiar with the science of preserving manuscripts in mercury. This coupled with his fascination in secret chambers points directly to the Money Pit. The finding of ancient flasks containing mercury plus the recovery of a piece of mysterious parchment allows the theory to become more credible.

Consider the expert knowledge of geography which could have been made available to Bacon, had his father really been Sir Francis Drake. The acclaimed explorer could have quite possibly come across Oak Island on his travels and the pit, maybe a natural shaft, would have made the ideal location for the hiding of such valuable documents in a protective bath of mercury.

It is certainly possible that Bacon had the contacts and status to arrange a secret burial of his valuable manuscripts in a preservative mercury bath. By making use of much older techniques, present at the Money Pit, Bacon was just adding to the mystery lying beneath Oak Island.

He was connected with Shugborough Hall in England, the site of a strange inscription referring to Arcadian treasure. This same treasure is linked to Rennes le Chateau in France and the Knights Templar.

Surely, with his contemporaries familiar with the mysterious disappearance of the fabled Arcadian treasure from France and the possibility that Sir Francis Drake could have informed his illegitimate son about Oak Island, this connection is worth consideration. Had the Arcadian treasure made it to Oak Island through the Knights Templars' journey to Canada, the location would be an ideal place to hide further valuable items, especially if Bacon himself was a follower, fuelling his interest in ciphers, a typical trait of the Masons.


http://www.mythandmystery.com/birch_island_triangle.htm

&

http://www.mythandmystery.com/sir_francis_..._connection.htm


louie
3 topics on oak island, can a mod merge these.,
oakster
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SIR FRANCIS BACONS DIRECT CONNECTION TO OAK ISLANDS TREASURE

Francis Bacons secret cipher
THE BACONIAN WATERMARK SEAL

It is from the 1669 edition of Sir Francis Bacons
--> The New Atlantis.

The Watermark is described as a triangle with tub bottom, with a circle below followed by two more circles then under a triangle on a horizontal rectangle.

This watermark reads:

Triangle with round bottom or Oak Island stone triangle
One or first
Two or second
Triangle
On rectangle or rectangle stone

Keith's cipher?

The Oak Island triangle first, second triangle is on the rectangle stone at the bottom.
If this translation of Sir Francis Bacon holds true, with my descriptive cipher of his watermark seal, and this cipher is done very much the same method as the Money Pits symbols, then Francis Bacon is in the front running of ?who? In my treasure theory.


Bibliography
THE OAK ISLAND MYSTERY
THE SECRET OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST TREASURE HUNT
BY LIONEL & PATRICIA FANTHORPE
(Page 187 diagram 5)

Wisdom of the Ancients and the New Atlantis London: Odhams, (undated).

Sir Francis Bacon

Sir Francis Bacon was always accepted as the younger son of Sir Nicholas Bacon however there exist reasonable grounds to suggest that he was actually the secret son of Queen Elizabeth I and the famous explorer, Sir Francis Drake. He is an enigmatic figure and some actually believe he is the true author of the works of Shakespeare, and Christopher Marlowe.

Bacon held a fascination with mysterious codes and ciphers, which could link him to the enigmatic inscribed stone discovered in the Money Pit. In fact, a Dr Orville Ward Owen, a follower of Bacon's ciphers followed instructions in a Baconian cipher and discovered a mysterious underground chamber beneath the bed of the River Wye, in the West of Britain. Although it was disappointingly empty, further Baconian ciphers were to be found carved on the walls.

In the opinion of Dr Owen, Bacon had always intended to conceal his manuscripts below the Wye. This was in the tradition of the ancient Visigoths who redirected rivers and buried their dead beneath in secret tombs. Issues of plagiarism were particularly of issue at this time, with censorship developing into a heated area of debate.

Could it be that Bacon, feared that his secret might be discovered had had second thoughts, deciding that the River Wye location was not secure enough? To link Bacon with Canada, in 1610, King James I granted Bacon land in Newfoundland, connecting him to the proximity of Oak Island.

Sir Francis Bacon was familiar with the science of preserving manuscripts in mercury. This coupled with his fascination in secret chambers points directly to the Money Pit. The finding of ancient flasks containing mercury plus the recovery of a piece of mysterious parchment allows the theory to become more credible.

Consider the expert knowledge of geography which could have been made available to Bacon, had his father really been Sir Francis Drake. The acclaimed explorer could have quite possibly come across Oak Island on his travels and the pit, maybe a natural shaft, would have made the ideal location for the hiding of such valuable documents in a protective bath of mercury.

It is certainly possible that Bacon had the contacts and status to arrange a secret burial of his valuable manuscripts in a preservative mercury bath. By making use of much older techniques, present at the Money Pit, Bacon was just adding to the mystery lying beneath Oak Island.

He was connected with Shugborough Hall in England, the site of a strange inscription referring to Arcadian treasure. This same treasure is linked to Rennes le Chateau in France and the Knights Templar.

Surely, with his contemporaries familiar with the mysterious disappearance of the fabled Arcadian treasure from France and the possibility that Sir Francis Drake could have informed his illegitimate son about Oak Island, this connection is worth consideration. Had the Arcadian treasure made it to Oak Island through the Knights Templars' journey to Canada, the location would be an ideal place to hide further valuable items, especially if Bacon himself was a follower, fuelling his interest in ciphers, a typical trait of the Masons.



Cipher By Treasure Hunter/Researcher
Keith Ranville

NEW LINKS
http://www.mythandmystery.com/birch_island_triangle.htm
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http://www.mythandmystery.com/sir_francis_..._connection.htm
http://www.treasurestories.losttreasurehun...termark-cipher/
Foxe
QUOTE(oakster @ Feb 16 2007, 02:47 AM) [snapback]1544928[/snapback]
Sir Francis Bacon was always accepted as the younger son of Sir Nicholas Bacon however there exist reasonable grounds to suggest that he was actually the secret son of Queen Elizabeth I and the famous explorer, Sir Francis Drake.


Now this I have to flag! What exactly are these "reasonable grounds"?

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Consider the expert knowledge of geography which could have been made available to Bacon, had his father really been Sir Francis Drake. The acclaimed explorer could have quite possibly come across Oak Island on his travels and ...


And what evidence do you have that Drake sailed so far North?
JimNasium
Am I the only one that has trouble taking something seriously when it is so poorly written?

crouton
^Nope. And I too, would like to see what 'reasonable grounds' there are that Elizabeth I ever had a child.
oakster
The New Atlantis
Sir Francis Bacon, Watermarks 1-20
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NEW INFORMATION
(click here to view diagram 14)
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/...con_wtrmrks.gif

14. Mr. Ranville's Translations of the watermark Reads; Oak Island triangle first, second triangle is on rectangle stone beneath.

description from webpage:
14. These two symbols or designs are from Bacon's look, The New Atlantis, published in 1669. Note here two triangles formed by the grapes, both resting upon a flower. The upper triangle contains 5 grapes and the lower one 7 grapes, the upper part of the flower helping to form the bottom point of the lower triangle.

http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/..._watermarks.htm

http://www.mythandmystery.com/sir_francis_..._connection.htm

http://www.treasurestories.losttreasurehun...termark-cipher/

Oak Island Treasure Hunter/Reseacher

keith Ranville

http://kr.mendhak.com



Foxe old buddy pirate expert? I got the story from here... http://www.oakislandtreasure.co.uk/theory_bacon.htm
maybe you should take up your inquirries with these people, I am only relaying the story from research on the subject? of my theory...of Sir Francis Bacon and my translation of his watermark, that is my main focus?
louie
when are we gonna see progress in the field and away from the page.
aa.haines
Hey guys,
Being from Nova Scotia My self ( I live less then an hour away from Mahone Bay, ) I have read a lot about the Oak Island Treasure hunt, and a lot of the differnet theories.(From the Templars, to Francis Bacon,) If you guys want to know a lot more about Oak Island try this book,
Oak Island Gold
http://www.amazon.ca/Oak-Island-Gold-Willi...TF8&s=books

I'm not sure I believe everything that the Oakster is saying. Through study I have found a lot better supported theories.
Foxe
I thought you hated the people at Oakislandtreasure.co.uk? Either way, if you're going to post theories under your name then you ought to be able to back them up, whoever they originated from.

For the record then:

Francis Bacon was born January 1561, which means that he was conceived around April 1560. In April 1560 Drake was aged around 18-20 and was the master of a small coastal trading vessel. Elizabeth I was 26 and had been on the throne of England for 18 months. There is no record of Drake having met Elizabeth by this time, or even any record that she had so much heard of this as-yet insignificant boat skipper. Neither is there any logical reason that they should have met or that she should have heard of him.

If Sir Francis Bacon was the illegitimate son of Elizabeth I (and that's a whole different thread) then it nothing to do with young Frank Drake.
oakster
Hi Foxe

Baconian WaterMark—Oak Island Research


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There is no evidence absolutely that Mr. Bacon set foot on Oak Island, I am going by the books written by Oak Island Authors that mention Oak Island as Sir Francis Bacon as a suspect as a person of interest? I never invented Mr. Bacon as a suspect? I am just examining the evidence provided by the books put forward' and I zeroed in on something that looked to be cryptic. Remember I never mentioned this watermark as an Oak Island connection originally' I only elaborated on it.... it was put forward to me in published diagrams & text? I am sorry if this confuses anyone otherwise; Oak Island is a mystery of missing clues that is controversial in many aspects, due to pass seekers, not thinking of research people in the future that never thought the evidence they had could significantly answer so many questions?

Thank you for you inquiring I wish I could of answer you more directly about the watermark, its all explained in diagrams and the watermark seems to co-relate to my theory evidence in regards of the Oak Island stone triangle the rectangle and it’s where abouts of a triangle that was on it!
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/..._watermarks.htm

http://www.mythandmystery.com/sir_francis_..._connection.htm

http://www.treasurestories.losttreasurehun...termark-cipher/


Thank you for you questions?

Oak Island Researcher/Treasure Hunter

Keith Ranville


I don’t hate the oak islandtreasure.uk.co. I just disagree with the advertising of them calling themselves the Leading research into the Money Pit? I heard of nothing significant ever come out of there chatline to-date? Many people find them to be manipulative and construed and are of no environment to discuss research' what so ever with; odd bizzar behavior going on.

Foxe
Thanks for your response Oakster
QUOTE(oakster @ Feb 26 2007, 09:13 AM) [snapback]1558614[/snapback]
There is no evidence absolutely that Mr. Bacon set foot on Oak Island,


If it comes to it there's no evidence that anyone buried anything on Oak Island, but that's another story

And I appreciate that you're not the first to claim Bacon as a suspect, and that you didn't say you were. However, my point was not to dispute Bacon as a suspect, but to dispute Drake as Bacon's father.
oakster
OAK ISLAND FEATURE FILM DOCUMENTATY EXCLUSIVE
New National Treasure Hunter



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Suite 101
Chittenango, New York 13037
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For more information:
Frank W. Pandozzi
Frank W. Pandozzi Productions, LLC
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315-*** **** (cell phone)
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

March 1, 2007
Legendary Treasure Story To Be Filmed



Chittenango, NY – Frank W. Pandozzi Production, LLC the producer of Exploring Historys Treasures TV series, has received the exclusive rights to film the Oak Island treasure story. Ryan Prucker of Imagelight Advertising & Production, LLC will be the co-producer.

For centuries the treasure on Oak Island, Nova Scotia has been a mystery to treasure hunters, historians, and adventure seekers.

“The Oak Island treasure has been as puzzling as any treasure story in the world. What is buried on Oak Island and where it is buried has received interest for more than two centuries. Some say the “Holy Grail” the cup that Jesus drank from at the “Last Supper” is buried on the Island. Others have speculated that the treasure may very well be a book or a letter that could significantly affect the world today. Whatever is buried on Oak Island may now be located based on a new interpretation of a centuries old clue. The clue could lead to what the treasure is and it’s whereabouts,” Pandozzi states.

The Oak Island treasure legend began in the summer of 1795. Three individuals, Daniel McGinnis, John Smith and Anthony Vaughn were adventuring on Oak Island when they discovered a spot on the ground that looked as if it had been recently uncovered. Fifteen feet above the ground, swung a ships tackle hanging from a sawed off tree branch. On the tree were carved strange markings.





Visions of a buried treasure danced in their heads, so the three kept digging.

Digging deeper a former oak Island company encountered a flagstone with a strange inscription scrawled into it. It is this mysterious cipher that has captivated the world of treasure hunters. No one has been able to establish what the code means.

However, Keith Ranville, a Canadian Cree Native Indian, has studied the clues and believes he knows where the treasure is buried.

“Keith Ranville has worked diligently to uncover the mystery behind the code. I believe he is on to something,” Pandozzi says.

Filming will begin sometime this year.

Frank W. Pandozzi Production, LLC in Chittenango New York started operations in 2005.The production company produces Exploring Historys Treasures Television series and DVDs.
The series features history, metal detecting and treasure hunting.

Imagelight Advertising & Production, LLC in Syracuse New York is the co-producer of Exploring Historys Treasures TV series. Imagelight also provides full-scale film production, editing, media buying services as well as advertising to businesses and corporations. Interested parties may visit www.Imagel.net


For more information please visit www.exploringhistorystreasures.com, or
www.metal-detecting-ghost-towns-of-the-east.com.

Frank W. Pandozzi
detector99@yahoo.com

# # #



New Leading Research:
Oak Island Treasure Hunter/Researcher

Keith Ranville
oakster
Oak Island Triangle Research Reference
Egyptians in Acadia?

The Micmac are an Algonquian tribe living in that part of eastern Canada called Acadia. In contrast to most tribes of North American Indians, the Micmac possess their own written language. This language was supposedly invented and taught to them by Pierre Maillard, a French priest who lived among the Micmac in the Eighteenth Century. The strange part about the Micmac writing is that its signs are often very similar to Egyptian hieroglyphs having the same meanings. B. Fell made this association in his book America B.C. He noted further that the priest Maillard actually had died 61 years before Champollion first published his decipherment of Egyptian hieroglyphics. It is unreasonable, therefore, to believe that Maillard could have invented Micmac writing with its Egyptian affinities. Either the affinities are the product of chance or Precolumbian contacts occurred between the Micmac and Egyptian voyagers.
http://www.science-frontiers.com/sf088/sf088a01.htm

http://www.science-frontiers.com/sf088/p088-01.gif

New Research with cross-referencing explains: the Egyptian hieroglyph the meaning of triangle; exalted one, and the micmac meaning of the symbol triangle; means GOD.

Micmac people are native to the Mahone Bay N.S or Oak Island area’ so my theory incudes there meaning of triangle that co-relates to the Oak Island stone triangle, the to be found triangle inscriptions that were carved into a stone tablet’ that was found in the Money pit in 1803, with this tangible information of triangles, I was able to locate a large triangle carved into a Island called the Birch Island triangle, located just two island east of oak island’ from information I just mentioned.

The triangle relation to this Oak Island Mystery is casting positive doubt that the triangle theory will ultimately solve the 212 hundred-year-old treasure mystery, the belief of what triangle means of these cultures may shed some light on what may be in The Birch Island triangle treasure mystery?

Sincerely

Canadian Cree First Nations Native & Sinclair Heritage

New Original Leading Research:
Oak Island Treasure Hunter/Researcher

Keith Ranville

http://kr.mendhak.com


oakster
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TemplarScribe

Well, Keith, we meet again! Say, if you have a moment in the midst of your hectic schedule, I have some pertinent questions for you. Since you claim to be the leading Oak Island researcher, these should be a cinch for you.

Ten Questions For Keith Ranville:

1. When you show your picture of Birch Island superimposed with the triangle of dots (similar to the stone triangle on Oak Island), have you made it clear there are no boulders or stones on Birch Island representing these positions?

2. When you claim that the "triangle" on Birch Island is man-made, have you made it clear that from aerial images, there are obvious indications of wetland features, such as streams, emergent vegetation (plants that exist in a partially wet-partially dry environment) and natural springs?

3. Have you addressed the fact that such plant growth as mentioned above exhibits extreme change over the short time interval of twenty to thirty years between when the black-and-white images were taken and when the color images were taken?

4. Have you considered the possibility that if such environmental change (like shifting shorelines, missing trees and drying wetlands) could occur in such a short timeframe (possibly as little as thirty years or so), how difficult it would be for a supposedly "man-made" feature to still be visible after three hundred and fifty years?

5. When you suggest that native tribes are responsible for the placement of the Inscribed Stone ninety feet below ground, had also dug a mile-and-a-half long tunnel between Oak Island and Birch Island, and placed underwater doors on Birch Island, have you any evidence of such below ground work done anywhere else by the same native tribes?

6. Have you explained the difficulty of excavating a mile-and-a-half long tunnel completely underwater from Oak Island to Birch Island, the difficulty of getting fresh air to the miners, and where the spoils from such an excavation would have been placed?

7. If, as you suggest, that the Money Pit (where the Inscribed Stone was found) was never meant to go below the depth where the Stone was found (around ninety feet), then what was the purpose of the concrete vault some twenty feet further down containing oak and metal pieces, evidence of which was brought up by hand augur in the 1800s?

8. If, as you suggest, the ninety foot level was as far as the excavators meant to go, then why is there evidence of man-made activity below bedrock at two hundred feet, as evidenced by video and iron brought up from Borehole 10-X, some sixty feet distance from the Money Pit?

9. If, as you suggest, there was no need to go below ninety feet, then why were there (at least) two separate self-contained drainage systems leading into the Money Pit below the hundred foot level, whose terminus were false beaches lined with coconut fiber, material that is not native to Nova Scotia?

10. When you claim that Francis Bacon was a Freemason, have you taken into account that there is no evidence of any English Masonic body before 1717, more than ninety years after Bacon passed away?

There are a couple dozen more questions I'd love to have Keith answer. But as will soon be seen, whenever anyone brings up such inconvenient questions, pointing out the glaring holes in Keith's research, he responds with personal attacks, more spam press releases, or the current retort of choice, placing his fingers in his ears and yelling "Nyah nyah, can't hear you, you're on the ignore list!"

If you'd care to see a sampling of how Keith reacts to such inconvenient questions, feel free to visit the complaint thread Keith started at Atlantis Rising, at http://forums.atlantisrising.com/cgi-bin/u...t=000858#000003 .

And if anyone seriously wants to help Keith in his adventure with reality, perhaps you might ask some hard-hitting questions before he embarrasses himself on videotape for all the world to see. Or, if you merely want to participate in his personal fan club without holding him to account for his theories, then by all means, let him claim whatever he wants without accountability.

I would respectfully suggest, however, that's not the way true research is done.

TemplarScribe
http://www.eternalhorizons.com
http://www.michaeldelving.com
oakster
Get A life templar scrib

I guess you are still upset for you getting banned from a another forum the other day for your jealous malicisous behavior over me...

Oak Island New Research:
OakIsland's #1 Treasure Hunter/Researcher

Keith Ranville



Emma_Acid
QUOTE(oakster @ Mar 9 2007, 06:33 AM) [snapback]1574515[/snapback]
Get A life templar scrib

I guess you are still upset for you getting banned from a another forum the other day for your jealous malicisous behavior over me...

Oak Island New Research:
OakIsland's #1 Treasure Hunter/Researcher

Keith Ranville


Given the fact that your threads aren't generating a massive amount of interest, perhaps you could try respond in a bit of a more civil manner? And perhaps even answer his questions?
aa.haines
I'm finding it harder and harder to believe Mr.Ranville on any of his posts. Visiting a number of different forums, I have yet to see Oakster comment on one question that he has been asked of him.

Further more, every time someone comes up with a good point, Oakster just flat out insults the person making the comments. I would love to hear Oakster answer the questions asked by TemplarScribe and gain back some of his reputation.
oakster
Re: OAK ISLAND TREASURE AND SIR FRANCIS BACONS SECRET CIPHER?


Oak Island Reveals it’s Secrets March 9, 2007

It is I, keith Ranville’ Oak Island’s leading treasure hunter; up to now’ I have been receiving considerable amount of attention for my discoveries, concerning the Oak Island treasure mystery evidence brought forward as clues that was not fully understood up to now. Pay NO attention to scrupulous people portraying they know me? Here are some of there opening statements; keith old chap or I know keith , ect..

These People are opportunists that are trying to cash in or hitch a ride on my growing treasure hunting notoriety for my discoveries without them having any such notoriety for themselves, to display nor they have a recognized reputable treasure hunter background, to comment on’ in regards of my research, that they have no involvement in or they do not have a full understanding of any of my research concepts. At this time I am involved in a project regarding an Oak Island Documentary, that I will be showcasing adventurous treasure hunting footage and all my new research discoveries and new information that will be explained in full explanation in the documentary.

I give thanks to websites that host my logical research and the theories that arise from it, from the hard work I made into adventure, that caught the eye of websites that venue’s information and entertains peoples curiosities. The supportive people of me will have a noticeable Canadian Heritage involvement, on any out come of this Oak Island legendary historical venture.

Oak Island treasure mystery is mystic place that has many avenues of clues that can lead to many places, there is a right path and I am on it’ and I invite the world on my quest in to discovery, that will be taking departure for a scheduled “voyage” so all can a board on the release date of my documentary when announced.

Film Documentary information
http://www.treasurestories.losttreasurehun...sland-treasure/

http://kr-mendhak-com.bloghi.com/2007/03/0...h-ranville.html


Sincerely

Oak Island’s Leading researcher

Canadian Cree First Nations & Sinclair Heritage

Keith Ranville

http://kr.mendhak.com

http://www.mythandmystery.com/sir_francis_..._connection.htm

http://www.treasurestories.losttreasurehun...termark-cipher/





Emma_Acid
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I'm finding it harder and harder to believe Mr.Ranville on any of his posts. Visiting a number of different forums, I have yet to see Oakster comment on one question that he has been asked of him.

Further more, every time someone comes up with a good point, Oakster just flat out insults the person making the comments. I would love to hear Oakster answer the questions asked by TemplarScribe and gain back some of his reputation.


...but no, it doesn't look like thats going to happen does it? Just page after page of self-promotion. So much its almost spam.
Magikman
Agreed, he doesn't seem very interested in participating in any sort of discussion, not much reason to allow this to continue. Closed.
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