Watched all 3 parts of this. The math of these codes is undeniable, especially when combined with the measurements. It's not really important if there is treasure on oak island or not. What's important is accepting that secret societies did use codes often combined with intentional mistakes like missing page numbers ECT.
@@Jeffhowardmeade Blatantly false on both counts. Rosicrucianism went public in 1610 (and more broadly in 1614), having existed for an unknown period of time before then. Analytic geometry predates Descartes by centuries, having been developed in part by thinkers such as Menaechmus (300 BCE), Apollonius of Perga (200 BCE), and Omar Khayyam (1070 CE), among others.
@@Jeffhowardmeade Also Freemasonry has written documents and regalia from the 15th century that are acknowledged by mainstream historians to be masonic.
@@Mithrandir-Apkallu Rosicrucian books were published in Germany during Bacon's lifetime, including Chymical Wedding, which its author later admitted was a joke. That is different than there being a secret society passing around occult ideas in England, let alone one that the Father of Empiricism would have any part of. Prior to the 1630s in Scotland and the 1650s in England, Masons were not "Freemasons". They were builders guilds which related their trade. Their "secrets" had nothing to do with esoterica. They were about how to build. The scots later began accepting social members who were not part of the building trades, aka "freemasons". And analytical geometry is very different than the basics worked up in ancient times. Bacon distrusted math, being as it was linked to astrology. The ultimate rational thinker of his era would be aghast that he was being linked to such hypothetical mystical groups.
The Ethiopian Orthodox Church claims to have the Ark of the Covenant, but of course won’t allow anyone to see it. The crazy part is that they also have other artifacts they do allow people to see that researchers do think may have actually came from the temple in Jerusalem. A bronze tripod and pan used for sacrificing goats.
The very last image we see is them both looking at the dome of the rock. The temple mount. Sitting atop of what Mount ? For those who know the name of what was once Auranah 's threshing floor. I know what island and what town and the exact "high land" it was all hidden. The resting place of the black swan reveals all secrets.
Check the position of Oak Island it's 44.30N 64.17W or in other words this intersection is 40kn further north and more importantly 160km East of where the 'O.U.O.S.V.A.V.V. or the 6.6.6.1.4.1.4.4 the letters translate into. Oak Island isn't within "1 1/2 miles" that any intersection that can be gotten from the figures provided by the 1-9 cypher
@@hammondOT Probably because RUclips is not specific about actual dates that comments are made. As I read this on 11-7-21, your post is "two months" old. But that may only be one month and one day. We don't know. If your post was made two months ago, 9-7-21, then you are claiming the video was uploaded on 9-5-21. Two months and two days ago was 9-3-21. But the video was uploaded 8-27-21. Do you see how non-specific those "month" labels are?
Well, first there is no evidence The Tempest was written in 1611. Sir Philip Sidney makes a reference to a play scene that could be The Tempest, and he was killed fighting the Spanish in 1586. Second, the island in The Tempest is in the Mediterranean between a shipping route from North Africa to Naples. I.e., off the north coast of Sicily. There is an island, Vulcano, that has all the constituent elements of the physical description of the island.
@@Jeffhowardmeade i assume you dont believe jack the ripper was James Maybry either. You must also believe the official stories about JFK and 9/11. Probably believed the gulf of tonkin incident was real until obama said it was faked.
I wish more Shakespearean authorship pieces were as balanced as this. The trouble with the cryptography is that Alexander Waugh used similar techniques on the same pieces of text and came up with Edward de Vere. Once you've established that certain cryptographic techniques were used, the leap to searching for the physical remains of Biblical artefacts is not such a great one. What is important here is not what we know from modern sceptical science but what the intellectuals of Shakespeare's time believed. Until such time as we dig up bones, manuscripts or artefacts and carbon date them, it's all unproven theory.
-Well, I have just watched all3 adn I am thinking exactly what I was thinking at the start. Why? Why go to all the bother of hiding something in a mountain of words and letters that have to be read backwards or in another language, when they could have done with much less complication. Are we really to believe that they hid these things on some god forsaken island with their limited equipment, when all our state of art gear fails? And No one recorded any of it, other than in this convuluted game. No one has ever cracked the code at Shugborough. This nonsense resurfaces every so often and the local paper even ran a competition to see if anyone could, but no one did. They did not point out that the monument is only One part of a whole system of 'clues' scattered around the grounds, and they have been interpreted many different ways for many different 'treasures' from the Ark to the Holy Grail. So they have been very selective. There is something odd about Oak Island, but for me it begs the question which came first? The oddness, or the conspiracies to try and explain it.? I am with the Rosicrucian guy; there is something very unpleasant about all this and it is best left alone. The Shugborough 'clues' Are creepy and have a very negative vibe. They never answered the initial question, which was all I was interested in. Assuming the plays written by Bacon,or Egg.or Suasage or whoever, why did they need to hide behind a seeming Yokel from Stratford.? This thing ties itself in knots and goes off up dead ends. It never once explains Why they would have done this. By the way, all these things are already found. Depending on who you read. The Ark is in Shropshire, the grail is Also in Shropshire, built into a bridge in a remote place, oddly enough. the Turin shroud is actually the executed body of the Grand Master of the Templars with John the Baptists head.... All incredibly entertaining, but pure hokum! I was interested in the point before we went off to LalaLand, that Bacon was too educated to write the 'Rough Yokels' The exact opposite of what is usually said about Shakespeare. The 'Rough Yokel' was too uneducated to write the 'Nobles' Lol They have forgotten about the 7th death! OOh,another conspiracy the overlooked. The significance of 7.Must be loads of mileage in that!
I agree with you. I'm mostly interested in this treasure hunt because it's fun and thought provoking. There likely are sacred objects though from past civilisations to be uncovered.
@@avlasting3507 "For if any propounde the immortalitie of soules vnto men, not as if it were a true matter, but as a fayned and false thing, which yet they would haue them beleeue as true, to the ende that through the feare of Gods iudgement they might bee kept backe from euill, and lead vnto goodnesse, euerie one may guesse easily, howe men will dispence with themselues, when they once knowe, that whatsoeuer is spoken and propounded vnto them, is but as a scarre-crowe to make them afraide, as wee vse to deale with little children and with birdes by puppets and strawe-men, and such like things." -- Pierre La Primaudaye, The Academy, Thomas Bowes, translator, 1594 This refers to an actual figure made of straw, as opposed to the rhetorical device (1886), or the front man (1620s).
OMG! Not Oak Island! There are no tunnels on Oak Island, there was never an oak-lined passage/pit, and the scrap of paper story is pure garbage. Amundsen excavated three shallow pits in 2003 and found nothing remarkable. Poor guy's deluded.
one of the best documentaries I have ever enjoyed!!
Wow thank you!
Great documentary about Cracking Shakespeare Code's 7steps to mercy. Thanks for sharing.
Watched all 3 parts of this. The math of these codes is undeniable, especially when combined with the measurements. It's not really important if there is treasure on oak island or not. What's important is accepting that secret societies did use codes often combined with intentional mistakes like missing page numbers ECT.
I think secret groups and societies still use secret codes and symbols. To what end? Who knows?
Too bad the secret societies didn't exist in 1623. Nor did the sort of analytic geometry they often display here.
@@Jeffhowardmeade Blatantly false on both counts. Rosicrucianism went public in 1610 (and more broadly in 1614), having existed for an unknown period of time before then. Analytic geometry predates Descartes by centuries, having been developed in part by thinkers such as Menaechmus (300 BCE), Apollonius of Perga (200 BCE), and Omar Khayyam (1070 CE), among others.
@@Jeffhowardmeade Also Freemasonry has written documents and regalia from the 15th century that are acknowledged by mainstream historians to be masonic.
@@Mithrandir-Apkallu Rosicrucian books were published in Germany during Bacon's lifetime, including Chymical Wedding, which its author later admitted was a joke. That is different than there being a secret society passing around occult ideas in England, let alone one that the Father of Empiricism would have any part of.
Prior to the 1630s in Scotland and the 1650s in England, Masons were not "Freemasons". They were builders guilds which related their trade. Their "secrets" had nothing to do with esoterica. They were about how to build. The scots later began accepting social members who were not part of the building trades, aka "freemasons".
And analytical geometry is very different than the basics worked up in ancient times. Bacon distrusted math, being as it was linked to astrology.
The ultimate rational thinker of his era would be aghast that he was being linked to such hypothetical mystical groups.
Loved watching this..very interesting
Later seasons of The Curse of Oak Island are updated on the draining of the swamp and excavations. Very interesting.
A very interesting documentary.
INTRIGUINGLY ELEGANT
Very interesting
In the word STRAMEN I see it saying STAR MEN. Flip the ra and also ra as in RAY or sun and amen is there to.
Whether it's true or not, it is great documentary making.
THE TREASURE IS IN THE MIDDLE OF MERCY & UNDERSTANDING ON THE TREE OF LIFE MAP AKA DA’AT
4:22 amazing, my research also suggests the new temple would be in the Americas.
Am I the only one who thinks that ‘piercing mercy’ could be key to the drainage solution somehow?
“It defies rational explanation that so much technological equipment would fail…”. Yeah - and everywhere else as well as Oak Island.
This is amazing. Wow..
As Trump would say ‘drain the swamp’.
LOL!
The Accusative ending in Latin is M not N.
The Ethiopian Orthodox Church claims to have the Ark of the Covenant, but of course won’t allow anyone to see it. The crazy part is that they also have other artifacts they do allow people to see that researchers do think may have actually came from the temple in Jerusalem. A bronze tripod and pan used for sacrificing goats.
The very last image we see is them both looking at the dome of the rock. The temple mount.
Sitting atop of what Mount ?
For those who know the name of what was once Auranah 's threshing floor. I know what island and what town and the exact "high land" it was all hidden.
The resting place of the black swan reveals all secrets.
im convinced. the ark is throwing off all the tech because its some sort of alien tech or something
National Treasure 3 confirmed!
And the fourth part?
46:58 apparently Petter doesn't consider "spiritual" as "real"
Check the position of Oak Island it's 44.30N 64.17W or in other words this intersection is 40kn further north and more importantly 160km East of where the 'O.U.O.S.V.A.V.V. or the 6.6.6.1.4.1.4.4 the letters translate into. Oak Island isn't within "1 1/2 miles" that any intersection that can be gotten from the figures provided by the 1-9 cypher
How is this comment 1 month old but the video was uploaded 2 days ago?
@@hammondOT same question
@@hammondOT Probably because RUclips is not specific about actual dates that comments are made. As I read this on 11-7-21, your post is "two months" old. But that may only be one month and one day. We don't know.
If your post was made two months ago, 9-7-21, then you are claiming the video was uploaded on 9-5-21. Two months and two days ago was 9-3-21. But the video was uploaded 8-27-21.
Do you see how non-specific those "month" labels are?
It’s been said that Edward de Vere - was told he had a “ countenance that shakes spears”.
Not said by anyone who can provide proof.
Well, first there is no evidence The Tempest was written in 1611. Sir Philip Sidney makes a reference to a play scene that could be The Tempest, and he was killed fighting the Spanish in 1586. Second, the island in The Tempest is in the Mediterranean between a shipping route from North Africa to Naples. I.e., off the north coast of Sicily. There is an island, Vulcano, that has all the constituent elements of the physical description of the island.
More program from the past
Asher, Ark Kansas, that's where it is.
truth is stranger than fiction
This is both pretty strange and it is fiction.
@@Jeffhowardmeade i assume you dont believe jack the ripper was James Maybry either. You must also believe the official stories about JFK and 9/11. Probably believed the gulf of tonkin incident was real until obama said it was faked.
@@Jeffhowardmeade how many grains of sand make a mountain?
@@Rob-vs8ye None. Grains of sand make sand dunes.
"honorificabilitudinitatibus" is an anagram for "thoughtul Bacon is an idiot"
I wish more Shakespearean authorship pieces were as balanced as this. The trouble with the cryptography is that Alexander Waugh used similar techniques on the same pieces of text and came up with Edward de Vere. Once you've established that certain cryptographic techniques were used, the leap to searching for the physical remains of Biblical artefacts is not such a great one. What is important here is not what we know from modern sceptical science but what the intellectuals of Shakespeare's time believed. Until such time as we dig up bones, manuscripts or artefacts and carbon date them, it's all unproven theory.
Is all this flubdub implying that the Ark of the Covenant is buried on Oak Island?
That is my conclusion, halfway through episode 3... So maybe it's not in Ethiopia after all... A distraction?
Kookery.
Fun and interesting. But kookery nonetheless.
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Ok I switched from my phone to my tablet. It's interesting
Except Shakespeare never went into retirement in Stratford. Shaksper the actor did - the writer was someone else.
That Rosicrucian expert saying everything is symbolic and shouldn't be confounded with material artifacts, that s for the non-initiated, child.
-Well, I have just watched all3 adn I am thinking exactly what I was thinking at the start. Why? Why go to all the bother of hiding something in a mountain of words and letters that have to be read backwards or in another language, when they could have done with much less complication. Are we really to believe that they hid these things on some god forsaken island with their limited equipment, when all our state of art gear fails? And No one recorded any of it, other than in this convuluted game.
No one has ever cracked the code at Shugborough. This nonsense resurfaces every so often and the local paper even ran a competition to see if anyone could, but no one did. They did not point out that the monument is only One part of a whole system of 'clues' scattered around the grounds, and they have been interpreted many different ways for many different 'treasures' from the Ark to the Holy Grail. So they have been very selective. There is something odd about Oak Island, but for me it begs the question which came first? The oddness, or the conspiracies to try and explain it.? I am with the Rosicrucian guy; there is something very unpleasant about all this and it is best left alone. The Shugborough 'clues' Are creepy and have a very negative vibe.
They never answered the initial question, which was all I was interested in. Assuming the plays written by Bacon,or Egg.or Suasage or whoever, why did they need to hide behind a seeming Yokel from Stratford.?
This thing ties itself in knots and goes off up dead ends. It never once explains Why they would have done this.
By the way, all these things are already found. Depending on who you read. The Ark is in Shropshire, the grail is Also in Shropshire, built into a bridge in a remote place, oddly enough. the Turin shroud is actually the executed body of the Grand Master of the Templars with John the Baptists head.... All incredibly entertaining, but pure hokum!
I was interested in the point before we went off to LalaLand, that Bacon was too educated to write the 'Rough Yokels' The exact opposite of what is usually said about Shakespeare. The 'Rough Yokel' was too uneducated to write the 'Nobles' Lol
They have forgotten about the 7th death! OOh,another conspiracy the overlooked. The significance of 7.Must be loads of mileage in that!
I agree with you. I'm mostly interested in this treasure hunt because it's fun and thought provoking. There likely are sacred objects though from past civilisations to be uncovered.
because tv and social media didnt exist
i would have said damn the law get in there.
Just watch part 1 people. Part 2 n 3 are literally jumbled up repeats of paet 1. Dont waste ya time 😂🤦🏾♀️
you didnt actually watch it then
So they don't dig? Ok.
To me, its all about our own God of Mercy...Shakespeare, Bacon, Neville, RC, Knights Templar and Masons are cults
Glove Maker done it. The PlayscWhat he Wrote.
Huzzah
The term "straw man" wasn't around at the time Shakespeare died.
Uh, no. According to the Oxford dictionary, straw man is from 1594, in the writing of Thomas Bowes, translator."
@@avlasting3507 "For if any propounde the immortalitie of soules vnto men, not as if it were a true matter, but as a fayned and false thing, which yet they would haue them beleeue as true, to the ende that through the feare of Gods iudgement they might bee kept backe from euill, and lead vnto goodnesse, euerie one may guesse easily, howe men will dispence with themselues, when they once knowe, that whatsoeuer is spoken and propounded vnto them, is but as a scarre-crowe to make them afraide, as wee vse to deale with little children and with birdes by puppets and strawe-men, and such like things."
-- Pierre La Primaudaye, The Academy, Thomas Bowes, translator, 1594
This refers to an actual figure made of straw, as opposed to the rhetorical device (1886), or the front man (1620s).
what about in german too?
OMG! Not Oak Island! There are no tunnels on Oak Island, there was never an oak-lined passage/pit, and the scrap of paper story is pure garbage.
Amundsen excavated three shallow pits in 2003 and found nothing remarkable. Poor guy's deluded.
This is absolute nonsense.
Maybe but it's funnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn !!!!!
St Alban being the first English Christian martyr, murdered by non other than Caesar.