CAVEAT LECTOR

Health and the new Culture
http://truthseeker2473.blogspot.com/2010/11/health-and-new-culture.html
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2010

EXCERPT: "Now, it's time to expose Rushdoony some more and his ideological sons.
There is that link between some Minutemen, neo-Nazis, white supremacists,
Malthusian population control adovcates, and Dominionist groups like the Council
for National Policy or the CNP. So, this real fifth column wants to radicalize
activist and demonize real Patriots trying to make reforms ion society.
Balkaznization of countries by the elite existed for thousands of years. That is
why it isn't suprising that such groups want to balkanize America, so the
constitutional government is gone, and the new world order is really formed.
These neo-Confederate reactionaries act as libertarians, but they advocate
totalitarianism in a slick package. Rousas J. Rushdoony and Gary North promote
anti-religious liberty doctrine that exploits spirituality at the expense of
human freedom. Thomas E. Wood Jr. believes in the league of the South. It's a
group that promote Anglo-Celtic supremacy and promotes the Confederacy. Gary
North has been working with the CNP in the 1980's and the 1990's. Other CNP
people are Marvin Olasky, Howard Ahmanson Jr., and the late Dr. D. James
Kennedy. North promotes the heresy of Christian Reconstrcutionism that created
Dominionism (CNP member Rushdoony loves Dominionism). Rushdoony advocated
segregation, opposed interracial marriage, and promote Confedrate nationalism.
Neo-Confederates are in the von Mises Institute. People know that the
Confederacy wanted to preserved slavery. They had ties to the Knights of the
Golden Circle. Suspected KGC member John Wilkes Booth assassinated Abraham
Lincoln in a conspiracy. Anton Chaitkin wrote about Pike working with Mazzini.
Anton wrote that Pike was a racist, tried to get rid of free black people from
Arkansas and supported the Know Nothings (an anti-legal immigration policy).
Pike was a Confederate Army General. Ironically, the Scottish Rite Journal in
1950 called the Anglo-Saxons as the race to promtoe the novus Ordo Seclorum or
the new age. That is why black folks couldn't join the Scottish Rite Freemasons
in high number until the late 1980's and early 1990's. The neo-Confederates
worked with the robber barons to oppress minorities and the poor of many colors.
That's their job. Their job is to hate people and oppress people of every
background. So, we should oppose this evil."


MASONRY'S RELATIONSHIP TO THE MAFIA AND THE KU KLUX KLAN
http://www.crossroad.to/articles2/006/freemasons.htm

EXCERPt: "Giuseppe Mazzini, a Thirty-Third Degree Mason, founded a group of
revolutionaries called Young Italy. Their goal was to free Italy from the
control of monarchy and the Pope. They succeeded, and Mazzini is honored as a
patriot in Italy. However, in the process, the Mafia was born. The Young Italy
revolutionaries needed money, and they:

"...supported themselves by robbing banks, looting or burning businesses if
protection money was not paid, and kidnapping for ransom. Throughout Italy the
word spread that "Mazzini autorizza furti, incendi e attentati," meaning,
'Mazzini authorizes theft, arson, and kidnapping.' This phrase was shortened to
the acronym, M.A.F.I.A. Organized crime was born." (John Daniel, "Scarlet and
the Beast," Vol. I., pages 330-331)

Albert Pike was Grand Commander the Thirty-Third Degree, as well as Grand
Commander of the Southern Jurisdiction of the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry. He
was also a Confederate general. Pike was influenced by Mazzini.

When the Confederacy surrendered to the Union forces, Albert Pike was determined
to start another Civil War so that South could win. He founded the Ku Klux Klan,
which instigated riots throughout the South in an attempt to disrupt
reconstruction and incite a second Civil War. Pike gave Klansman Jesse James the
assignment of robbing Northern banks in order to get money to fund this war. It
is estimated that Jesse James and other Klansmen buried seven billion dollars in
gold all over the western states. ("Scarlet and the Beast," Vol. 3, pages 76-77)

"Pike the old Confederate general, was a wily strategist who knew that if he
could leave behind a secret terrorist society in the south to fight against
freedom for black people as a rear guard action, the south's defeat might not be
in vain." ("Masonry," page 192)

Two books from the turn of the twentieth century document Pike's direct
involvement in founding the Klan: "Ku Klux Klan: Its' Origin, Growth and
Disbandment" (1905) by J. C. Lester and D. L. Wilson; and "Authentic History: Ku
Klux Klan 1865-1877" (1924) by Susan Lawrence Davis." ("Scarlet and the Beast,"
Vol. 3, page 76)

In considering this, we should remember that Mazzini and Pike probably saw what
they did as doing "whatever it takes" to accomplish goals that were important to
them. This is a practical application of the philosophy that "the end justifies
the means". Mazzini successfully used guerilla warfare and civil disruption to
instigate a civil war in Italy, in order to win freedom from control by the
monarchy and the papacy. Pike attempted to do a similar kind of thing in the
South, in order to win freedom from control by the North, but he failed."

Knights of the Golden Circle Archive Research and Historical forum
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Knights_of_the_Golden_Circle
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/KnightsoftheGoldenCircle120
http://knights-of-the-golden-circle.blogspot.com
http://knightsofthegoldencircle.webs.com

Hi Meinvent,

One of our members, Dan Hughes has done two podcasts on this subject. You can
listen to his treasure hunting podcast here...
http://danhughes.libsyn.com/index.php?post_category=treasure

Scroll down the page to Podcast # 004 for part 1, and part 2 is Podcast 047. Dan
has a number of short Podcasts for THer's these are two that deal with better
depth questions.

And BTW its good to see you post again and thanks for your question.

Hangman_x

--- In alltreasuretalesusa@yahoogroups.com, "Meinvent" <meinvent@...> wrote:
>
> Hello,
> Haven't posted here in awhile...Yes I have spent a week with Floyd and have
been around "Randy Jesse James Sumpter" long enough for him to steal $25.00 from
me.
> Anyway...
> My Wife and I, after years of trying, recieved permission to detect an old
long closed swimming pool. below is the link to some treasure pics of the
Hoard....
> http://cid4d65976544b8f365.photos.live.com/browse.aspx/Treasure
> Well over a period of time we found probably 2,000 dollars in coins...a
handfull of foreign coins...Probably 15 dollars in silver coins...and 3
Buffalo's in the same hole. Also found about 78 rings...22 Silver and about 8
gold...one being 1.45 ounces. I also found a nice Perfect condition 14k heart
necklace with a Diamond in it. Oh and a 53 gram 14k Necklace. Fine and dandy and
we are happy BUT
> How do you get the really deep stuff? We both have DFX's and a whole bunch of
different coils. There is just so so much stuff here that it is just hard on
your ears. The best thing to do would be to take the top 8" and screed it all
but we are talking 3 acres here.
> Any thoughts on the matter would be very much appreciated.
> Thanks gary in Ohio
>

CCC,

I'm pleased you have taken steps to preserve this data and are making it
available to others who may want to check it out. I do want to point out however
that Floyd is well and in good spirits. I spoke with him this morning and he has
been busy caring for Tara (his wife) who has been ill since March. She is in the
hospital and we are praying that she will return home next week.

I will post another announcement about Floyd's two available websites if any
members here are interested.

My best to everyone,

Hangman

Greetings,

Hello all. Being the 18th of December I hope all of us are prepared for
Christmas and have some idea about your New Year's resolution. Speaking with
Floyd this morning he asked me to let everyone know that he will not be picking
up his KGC Website, or his Lost Treasure USA site and they are available to who
ever wants them. Those Websites are:

Knights of the Golden Circle at: http://knightsofthegoldencircle-kgc.com
Lost Treasure USA at: http://www.losttreasureusa.com

You will need to contact the administrator at Go Daddy for info. on the KGC
site, and Web Market Places about the LostTreasureUSA site. Floyd believes the
web hosting fees due to maintain either site is about $40. If you have any
questions please contact me.

I'd like to point out that this Yahoo Forum, All Treasure Tales USA once
belonged to Floyd and I agreed to take it over. In doing so I was able to add
thousands of U.S. based treasure leads to my archive which now numbers around
27,000.

It has been my intention to try and make available to members those leads, but
writing my 2nd book makes this impossible at this time as I am under contract
with a publishing house with a deadline in 4 months. So I'm busy. But this is my
hope for the future.

Also member, cccalco, or CCC, just announced he has preserved all the archived
data from Floyd's KGC site and will make it available as well. We have much to
thank Floyd for and I will keep him and Tara in my prayers and ask others to do
the same.

May you all have a great holiday season and make 2011 the year you cash in on
the "big one!" Look for additional upgrades to this site around the summer of
2011. When my books done. ;-)

Anthony Belli, aka: Hangman
Admin for ATTUSA
Please feel free to contact me at: Treasure.Archives@...

Hey Dan,

Good to hear from you buddy! Hey my new book is NOT related to THing
unfortunately. When I'm not researching & writing for Lost Treasure I'm a county
historian and have lectured on the California Gold Rush. My book is simply
entitled: El Dorado County. It will cover the county's first 100 years of
existence.

My 3rd book is planned to be a biography on James B. Hume, the famous Wells
Fargo Chief of Detectives. Before Hume went to work for Wells Fargo he started
his law enforcement career in Placerville, aka: Hangtown. He was first employed
by the Placerville PD around 1860 and went on to become Sheriff of El Dorado
County by 1868.

I have researched Hume's earliest years in law enforcement in post Gold Rush era
El Dorado County. As a rookie cop he had the best intentions which frequently
back-fired on him resulting in some very funny and very scary moments. But he
overcame and went on to become one of the most brilliant American detectives in
history, and was the first to use ballistic evidence in a California courtroom.

I find it compelling that he was a man who never pulled his guns once during his
30+ years in the saddle while in the employ of Wells Fargo, except to hand them
over to some road agent that had stopped the stage he was a passenger in while
he slept. At any rate while a rookie in El Dorado County he was involved with
several hilarious gunfights where he was usually on the loosing end, and he even
took a bullet once.

For a title I'm leaning towards "Hangtown Lawman," what do you think? (If you're
reading this feel free to chime in on ur option to as this is a public forum.)

My 4th book (if I live so long) will be on THing. But it's a while off yet. And
somewhere in-between I need to overhaul my Tahoe THing book as it requires some
long overdue editing.

Have a good weekend Dan and may you & yours have a Merry Christmas, or a Happy
Holiday season, which ever applies.

Hangman


--- In alltreasuretalesusa@yahoogroups.com, Dan Hughes <danhughesmail@...>
wrote:
>
> Tony, what's the name of your forthcoming book?  Will it be similar to your
> first one?
>
> Thanks,
>
> ---Dan
>
>

Howdy Mark,

Floyd is fine, his wife Tara has been going through a difficult time though. He
has dropped everything to care for her. She is in the hospital today, but hopes
are she'll be home this week. It would be very nice for everyone if she were
home for Christmas / Holidays and I'm praying that this happens. I will tell him
that you send your best to them Mark.

You've got my curiosity about your Placerville book. I have built up a decent
library on El Dorado County here at home, but without knowing the title I can't
say if I have the book or not. But there are many I'd like to have that are
out-of-print so let me know when you find it please.

The Caballo's sounds great about now. Our first storm left us in 3 1/2 feet of
snow. Followed by this latest storm which has been dumping a hard rain now for 4
straight days. But I love the mountains so I can't bitch.

My best to you and yours Mark and may you have a holiday.

Hangman

Dan,

My first book was self published through Lulu and like you I sell it... sort of.
I haven't tried to push the book, that wasn't the reason I created it. I created
it to see if I could complete a book using Lulu's system. And I did. The truth
is the book needs work.

All the info. in it is correct as far as the text goes, but there are some
errors to be corrected in layout. I also want to replace some of the images I
used in order to bring the book into the Chicago Standard
for writers / publishers. Then once done I planned to market it to publishers,
but who's got time.

My new book I'm doing under contract with a major publisher. I hope to see it in
stores in the summer of 2011. The publisher will handle all marketing,
advertising, and schedule my book signings. They also take care of the
"official" paperwork to obtain the copyright on my behalf.

Thanks for the info. on John Reed I will check him out.

Hangman

--- In alltreasuretalesusa@yahoogroups.com, Dan Hughes <danhughesmail@...>
wrote:
>
> Sounds great!  How many copies would you guess the El Dorado County book is
> good for?  Are you doing it through Lulu?
>
> I self-publish my books, and nobody sells them but me.  Because of that,
> sales are slow, but I get to have personal contact with every single
> customer.
>
> And here's the kicker:  If I sold my books through a publisher, I'd make
> about a dollar a copy, and after a year (assuming they are remaindered), I'd
> make nothing per copy.
>
> By doing it all myself, I make about $16 per copy, and they are never
> remaindered.  So I can sell 1/16 of the books a publisher would have to sell
> to make the same amount of profit.
>
> I learned how to do this, by the way, from John Reed:
>
> http://www.johntreed.com/HTWP.html
>
> Best,
>
> ---Dan
>
> On Sat, Dec 18, 2010 at 6:23 PM, Hangman_X <z_dawg860@...> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > Hey Dan,
> >
> > Good to hear from you buddy! Hey my new book is NOT related to THing
> > unfortunately. When I'm not researching & writing for Lost Treasure I'm a
> > county historian and have lectured on the California Gold Rush. My book is
> > simply entitled: El Dorado County. It will cover the county's first 100
> > years of existence.
> >
> > My 3rd book is planned to be a biography on James B. Hume, the famous Wells
> > Fargo Chief of Detectives. Before Hume went to work for Wells Fargo he
> > started his law enforcement career in Placerville, aka: Hangtown. He was
> > first employed by the Placerville PD around 1860 and went on to become
> > Sheriff of El Dorado County by 1868.
> >
> > I have researched Hume's earliest years in law enforcement in post Gold
> > Rush era El Dorado County. As a rookie cop he had the best intentions which
> > frequently back-fired on him resulting in some very funny and very scary
> > moments. But he overcame and went on to become one of the most brilliant
> > American detectives in history, and was the first to use ballistic evidence
> > in a California courtroom.
> >
> > I find it compelling that he was a man who never pulled his guns once
> > during his 30+ years in the saddle while in the employ of Wells Fargo,
> > except to hand them over to some road agent that had stopped the stage he
> > was a passenger in while he slept. At any rate while a rookie in El Dorado
> > County he was involved with several hilarious gunfights where he was usually
> > on the loosing end, and he even took a bullet once.
> >
> > For a title I'm leaning towards "Hangtown Lawman," what do you think? (If
> > you're reading this feel free to chime in on ur option to as this is a
> > public forum.)
> >
> > My 4th book (if I live so long) will be on THing. But it's a while off yet.
> > And somewhere in-between I need to overhaul my Tahoe THing book as it
> > requires some long overdue editing.
> >
> > Have a good weekend Dan and may you & yours have a Merry Christmas, or a
> > Happy Holiday season, which ever applies.
> >
> > Hangman
> >
> > --- In
alltreasuretalesusa@yahoogroups.com<alltreasuretalesusa%40yahoogroups.com>,
> > Dan Hughes <danhughesmail@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Tony, what's the name of your forthcoming book? Will it be similar to
> > your
> > > first one?
> > >
> > > Thanks,
> > >
> > > ---Dan
> > >
> > >
> >
> <http://radiofun.info>
>

Greetings,

(Sunday Afternoon - 12-19-10)

I just got word from Floyd Mann that he saw Tara this morning and she is in good
spirits. Medical gear will be delivered to their home Monday and Tara is due to
go home sometime thereafter. Keep them in your prayers as they certainly need
them.

*Now I just got called that a gal whose a good friend had a huge tree go down
and destroyed her neighbors house and her deck. Since they live in a duplex the
damage was literally feet away from her. So I'm en-route there now. Hope
everyone is having a better day.

Hangman

----- Original Message -----

From: CCC

To: alltreasuretalesusa@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Saturday, December 18, 2010 11:08 AM

Subject: Floyd Mann's website MASONS

Floyd Mann's website MASONS

We are currently archiving Floyd Mann's website on our on blog at http://knights-of-the-golden-circle.blogspot.com
You can see the most current one there now.

 

MASONS

K.G.C.

KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN CIRCLE

Personally, I am 100% convinced that the order of MASONS ( Freemasonry ) influenced the KGC ( and their methods of operation ) greatly. I think there is overwhelming evidence that the Masons and the KGC can be considered " one and the same."

Read through these links on Masons and see what YOU think ! Many of the so-called KGC treasure signs and symbols can be linked to Masons.

Albert Pike is considered to be one of the "founders" of Masons in the United States and I believe there is enough evidence to connect him to the KGC.

Masons, Templars, Illuminati, Brotherhood---ALL related in some way !

Conspiracies ? YES ! World domination ? MAYBE !

There is a LOT of information in these websites for you to study and try to absorb. Of course: this is NOT everything on the internet on this subject. By conducting your own research you will find many other good links.

ABOUT ALBERT PIKE:

http://www.4masonry.com/education/files/artjan02/albert_pike.htm

http://www.wvu.edu/~lawfac/jelkins/lp-2001/pike.html

http://www.mastermason.com/lodge850/Reading/pikemystic1.htm

http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/article.asp?ID=1086

http://www.civilwarstudies.org/articles/Vol_5/pike.htm

http://www.threeworldwars.com/albert-pike.htm

http://www.biblebelievers.org.au/pike.htm

http://www.thisisdrew.com/2003_01_01_archives.shtml

http://members.aol.com/forumlead/Biographies/Freemasonry-albertpike.htm

http://www.masonicinfo.com/pikestatue.htm

http://www.geocities.com/stlaasr/pikeritual.html

http://www.srmason-sj.org/web/journal-files/Issues/jun03/tresner.htm

http://www.srmason-sj.org/council/rsrchbr.htm

http://users.libero.it/fjit.bvg/apikelist.html

Go to these links and do a search for: ALBERT PIKE

http://digital.library.okstate.edu/search/search.asp

http://www.google.com

ABOUT MASONS AND FREEMASONRY:

http://rapidnet.com/~jbeard/bdm/Cults/masons.htm

http://www.crystalinks.com/freemasons.html

http://www.angelfire.com/mac/freemasonic/

http://www.angelfire.com/mac/freemasonry/index.html

http://craftlodge.org/tools.html

http://dcsr.org/educ.htm

http://www.dccsa.com/greatjoy/netmason.html

http://www.freemasons-freemasonry.com/mackeylist.html

http://www.freemasons-freemasonry.com/mackeyintro.html

http://www.msscottishrite.org/corinth/regalia.html

http://www.masonicinfo.com/33rdsrule.htm

http://www.freemasons-freemasonry.com/aasrslideshow.html

http://www.greencity.com/33rd.htm

http://www.cabinda.net/ssindex.html

http://ourworld.cs.com/babylonmystery/id33_m.htm

http://www.freemasons-freemasonry.com/donpreamble.html

http://www.skepticfiles.org/ignor/mason.htm

http://www.neksvalley.org/knights_kadosh.htm

http://www.freemasons-freemasonry.com/donlist.html

http://www.reachouttrust.org/regulars/articles/cult/freesigns.htm

http://digital.library.okstate.edu/search/search.asp

http://www.google.com

A LOT MORE LINKS TO ACCESS:

http://links.hiram.net/Research_Sites/

http://www.freemasonry.org/links

http://www.opposing-religious-views.com/Freemasonry.html

dmoz.org

http://links.hiram.net/

SOME MISC. INFO ABOUT MASONIC LODGES:

http://www.msana.com/linksus.htm

http://bessel.org/usgls.htm

http://www.srmason-sj.org/library/Lnk/MainMenu.htm

http://www.srmason-sj.org/library/Lnk/Menu.htm

OTHER PLACES TO DO MASONIC RESEARCH:

http://www.phoenixmasonry.org/masonicmuseum/

http://www.4masonry.com/education/files/masonicdictionary.htm

http://pub161.ezboard.com/bmasonicdiscussionatthelodgeroom

http://pub117.ezboard.com/fthetruth81901frm15.showMessage?topicID=5.topic

READ A LITTLE ON THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR---SEE IF YOU THINK THEY MIGHT BE RELATED TO THE KGC:

http://www.treasurenet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1658

http://pub69.ezboard.com/fancientlosttreasuresfrm49

http://yorkrite.com/hraktp

pub69.ezboard.com

http://pub16.ezboard.com/btheknightstemplardiscussionboard

http://www.osmth.org/menu/menu0.htm

http://www.templartreasure.com/

http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Forum/6255/Cmdry.html

http://www.templarhistory.com/store.html

http://www.veling.nl/anne/templars/index.html

http://www.osmth.org/welcome.htm

150 KNIGHTS TEMPLAR LINKS: http://www.mysteries-megasite.com/main/bigsearch/knights.html

http://www.google.com ---search for KNIGHTS TEMPLAR

Another "possible" connection to the KGC is the mystery of Rennes-le-Chateau:

http://www.rennes-discovery.com/

http://altreligion.about.com/bl_rennes.htm

http://www.crystalinks.com/rennes.html

http://www.100megsfree4.com/farshores/a03renn.htm

pub69.ezboard.com

http://www.mysteriesunsealed.com/articles/article_19.html

http://www.mysteriesunsealed.com/rennes.html

http://www.consciousevolution.com/Rennes/Oview.htm

ANTI-MASONRY POINTS OF VIEW:

http://www.masonicinfo.com/

http://community-2.webtv.net/JohnFromHurst/WelcometomyMasonic/

http://groups.msn.com/Rooftop/bookvideolist.msnw

MASONIC BOOKS & SOURCES:

http://www.thelodgeroom.com/amazon.html

http://www.nisbett.com/rbooks/rb-masonicoccultsymbols.htm

http://www.pagrandlodge.org/mlam/clc/symbolsm.html

http://www.christianresearch.info/C-SS.html

http://www.powells.com/subsection/MetaphysicsFreemasonry.2.html

http://www.thelodgeroom.com/Amazon.html

http://www.healthresearchbooks.com/categories/freemasonry.htm

http://craftlodge.org/DMPS/dmps.html

http://www.cuttingedge.org/free10.html

http://www.freemasons-freemasonry.com/

ON THIS SITE: DO TWO "QUICK SEARCHES" : MASONIC (295 TITLES ) & FREEMASONRY ( 546 TITLES )

http://www.kessinger-publishing.com/

SECRET SOCIETIES & "CONSPIRACIES". THESE LINKS RANGE FROM 1 to 20 PAGES EACH. SOME REAL THOUGHT-PROVOKING MATERIAL !

http://www.meta-religion.com/Secret_societies/secret_societies.htm

http://www.freemasonrywatch.org/index.html

http://www.seekgod.ca/nonew.htm

http://www.cuttingedge.org/news/n1085.cfm

http://www.trosch.org/msn/mason-graphics.html

http://www.wwy.org/wwy4396.html

http://www.freemasonrywatch.org/onedollarbill.htm

http://www.conspiracyarchive.com/NWO/Freemasonry.htm

http://kspark.kaist.ac.kr/Mason/Freemasons.htm

http://www.freemasonwatch.freepress-freespeech.com/albertpikeandkkk.html

ON THIS SITE---DO A "QUICK SEARCH" FOR: SECRET SOCIETIES ( 26 TITLES )

http://www.kessinger-publishing.com/

 

----- Original Message -----

From: CCC

To: Knights_of_the_Golden_Circle@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 6:56 PM

Subject: Floyd Mann's K.G.C. website

If you go to Floyd Mann's K.G.C. website today at www.knightsofthegoldencircle-kgc.com you will only get a message that says "NOTICE: This domain name expired on 12/13/2010 and is pending renewal or deletion". This has happened before due to Mr. Mann's health and this again may be the reason for it. However that is the reason to take the advice he published earlier on his HOME page to: "PLEASE CONSIDER THIS SUGGESTION:  PRINT this website--right now ! ---ALL of the pages !  Then you have the info & links---if this website "mysteriously" disappears!"

 

If for whatever reason his site should never return rest assured that we have archived the entire site here at our library.  Simply search our past messages for the complete text.

 

The Knights of the Golden Circle Archive Research and Historical forum.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Knights_of_the_Golden_Circle
http://knights-of-the-golden-circle.blogspot.com

--- In alltreasuretalesusa@yahoogroups.com, "Hangman_X" <z_dawg860@...> wrote:
>
> Greetings,
>
> Hello all. Being the 18th of December I hope all of us are prepared for
Christmas and have some idea about your New Year's resolution. Speaking with
Floyd this morning he asked me to let everyone know that he will not be picking
up his KGC Website, or his Lost Treasure USA site and they are available to who
ever wants them. Those Websites are:
>
> Knights of the Golden Circle at: http://knightsofthegoldencircle-kgc.com
> Lost Treasure USA at: http://www.losttreasureusa.com
>
> You will need to contact the administrator at Go Daddy for info. on the KGC
site, and Web Market Places about the LostTreasureUSA site. Floyd believes the
web hosting fees due to maintain either site is about $40. If you have any
questions please contact me.
>
> I'd like to point out that this Yahoo Forum, All Treasure Tales USA once
belonged to Floyd and I agreed to take it over. In doing so I was able to add
thousands of U.S. based treasure leads to my archive which now numbers around
27,000.
>
> It has been my intention to try and make available to members those leads, but
writing my 2nd book makes this impossible at this time as I am under contract
with a publishing house with a deadline in 4 months. So I'm busy. But this is my
hope for the future.
>
> Also member, cccalco, or CCC, just announced he has preserved all the archived
data from Floyd's KGC site and will make it available as well. We have much to
thank Floyd for and I will keep him and Tara in my prayers and ask others to do
the same.
>
> May you all have a great holiday season and make 2011 the year you cash in on
the "big one!" Look for additional upgrades to this site around the summer of
2011. When my books done. ;-)
>
> Anthony Belli, aka: Hangman
> Admin for ATTUSA
> Please feel free to contact me at: Treasure.Archives@...
>
Am glad that you are feeling better. Don't get Treasure magazine and would be
grateful if you forward to me the stories that you publish this year on
Connecticut Treasure.  Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

Connecticut Sam

Dear Anthony,

As far as I know you can contact Go Daddy about paying the $40. to keep the
Website online, and take it over. You'll need to start there and see what has to
be done. Best of luck.

Hangman

--- In alltreasuretalesusa@yahoogroups.com, "Anthony R. Rasmus III"
<trasmus@...> wrote:
>
> Dear Connecticut Sam:
>
>
>
> I have ran several web sites in the past and seeing as how I am now
> officially 65 I need to retire and devote a bit more time to one of my major
> interests.  Metal Detecting.  What exactly was knights of the golden circle
> web site?  Lost treasureusa is pretty self explanatory.  I think I would be
> interested in taking on the lost treasureusa site and I would be interested
> in knowing what the other site consisted of.  Thanks for your time and
> effort  in providing me with any information you may have.  I already have
> several web sites hosted with godaddy so I am familiar with their facility.
>
>
>
> From: alltreasuretalesusa@yahoogroups.com
> [mailto:alltreasuretalesusa@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of connecticutsam
> Sent: Monday, December 20, 2010 11:59 PM
> To: alltreasuretalesusa@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: **ANNOUNCEMENT** Info. on Floyd Mann's Websites
>
>
>
>
>
>
> --- In alltreasuretalesusa@yahoogroups.com
> <mailto:alltreasuretalesusa%40yahoogroups.com> , "Hangman_X" <z_dawg860@>
> wrote:
> >
> > Greetings,
> >
> > Hello all. Being the 18th of December I hope all of us are prepared for
> Christmas and have some idea about your New Year's resolution. Speaking with
> Floyd this morning he asked me to let everyone know that he will not be
> picking up his KGC Website, or his Lost Treasure USA site and they are
> available to who ever wants them. Those Websites are:
> >
> > Knights of the Golden Circle at: http://knightsofthegoldencircle-kgc.com
> > Lost Treasure USA at: http://www.losttreasureusa.com
> >
> > You will need to contact the administrator at Go Daddy for info. on the
> KGC site, and Web Market Places about the LostTreasureUSA site. Floyd
> believes the web hosting fees due to maintain either site is about $40. If
> you have any questions please contact me.
> >
> > I'd like to point out that this Yahoo Forum, All Treasure Tales USA once
> belonged to Floyd and I agreed to take it over. In doing so I was able to
> add thousands of U.S. based treasure leads to my archive which now numbers
> around 27,000.
> >
> > It has been my intention to try and make available to members those leads,
> but writing my 2nd book makes this impossible at this time as I am under
> contract with a publishing house with a deadline in 4 months. So I'm busy.
> But this is my hope for the future.
> >
> > Also member, cccalco, or CCC, just announced he has preserved all the
> archived data from Floyd's KGC site and will make it available as well. We
> have much to thank Floyd for and I will keep him and Tara in my prayers and
> ask others to do the same.
> >
> > May you all have a great holiday season and make 2011 the year you cash in
> on the "big one!" Look for additional upgrades to this site around the
> summer of 2011. When my books done. ;-)
> >
> > Anthony Belli, aka: Hangman
> > Admin for ATTUSA
> > Please feel free to contact me at: Treasure.Archives@
> >
> Am glad that you are feeling better. Don't get Treasure magazine and would
> be grateful if you forward to me the stories that you publish this year on
> Connecticut Treasure. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
>
> Connecticut Sam
>

CCC,

Thank you once again for another great post! I have marked my calendar to watch
both episodes. Keep up the great work, we all very much appreciate your sharing
with us. Take care and have a wonderful holiday season.

Hangman

--- In alltreasuretalesusa@yahoogroups.com, "CCC" <cccalco@...> wrote:
>
> *** ALL TREASURE TALES USA ***"Brad Meltzer's Decoded" on the History Channel
> will aire two episodes about the mysteries surrounding John Wilkes Booth and
the Lost Confederate Gold
>
> Here's the listing for these two upcoming episodes. Notice that I have listed
these as EASTERN times so adjust for your time zone.
>
> John Wilkes Booth and The Lincoln Assassination
>
> HIST Thu, Dec 23 10:00 PM The Lincoln Assassination
> HIST Fri, Dec 24  2:01 AM The Lincoln Assassination
> HIST Sun, Dec 26 11:00 PM The Lincoln Assassination
> HIST Mon, Dec 27  3:01 AM The Lincoln Assassination
>
> Ciphers protecting the location of lost Confederate gold
>
> HIST Thu, Dec 30 10:00 PM Confederate Gold
> HIST Fri, Dec 31  2:01 AM Confederate Gold
>
> There is a special rebroadcast of these two shows back to back on New Years
Day at noon- do they see some relationship here (?).
>
> HIST Sat, Jan 1 12:00 PM The Lincoln Assassination
> HIST Sat, Jan 1  1:00 PM Confederate Gold
>
> Knights of the Golden Circle Archive Research and Historical forum
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Knights_of_the_Golden_Circle
> http://knights-of-the-golden-circle.blogspot.com
>

Greetings all,

I just want to say to everyone have a great holiday season, and I wish the very
best to each of you for the new year! Success can only be achieved through
action.

* Also, there were some changes made to ATTUSA in the past year with the
addition of the Grouply service. After I complete my book look for some
additional upgrades to our forum starting this summer. One day I hope to turn
this into a THing Website & forum that is dedicated to researching legends of
lost treasures.

Be good to one another and to yourself since its not always easy to find a
friend when we need one.

Best regards,

Anthony M. Belli, aka: hangman
Treasure.Archives@...

PS- If you have not yet visited our forum on Grouply you can do so at:
http://alltreasuretalesusa.grouply.com/

Greetings,

It looks almost certain that within the next 15 hours we will all leave 2010
behind and tomorrow we all begin anew in the new year of 2011. Has anyone made
their New Year's resolutions? If not you may want to start thinking about them
very soon. Most people blow off their NY Resolutions shortly after the holiday.
That's because some of us tend to make unrealistic resolutions that we should
have realized were to lofty to begin with. They sound great when you're drunk,
laughing with friends, and partying like its 1999, but after the holiday cheer
ends and we're back to the grind it starts to sink in that maybe steeling the
Hope diamond from the Smithsonian Institute wasn't all that great of a New Years
resolution.

And we all know the smoker or drinker whose going to quit cigarettes, or juicing
with 151. With everything we know today about cigarettes and the long-term
effects of liquor, I figure folks who drink and smoke want to drink and smoke
and I say let em enjoy it. Know one wants to see their best buddy at the New
Years party [Tonight] with a stogy hanging out of their mouth and a bottle of
White Lightening in their hand, stumbling around drunk and telling everyone
"THIS IS IT!!! After Mid-night its all over!!! Yeah... No more booze and smokes
for me!!! It's clean living and good times from here on out!!!"

Trust me the next time you see your buddy after tonight, he'll probably be
sitting in Joe's Bar sipping and a Rum & Coke and smoking his Marlboro's. I
wouldn't bring up his New Years resolution at that point, I'm sure he's been
kicking himslef in the ass about everyday since Jan. 01, 2011.

I recommend less life-altering goals for your 2011 resolutions. Think about
little things you'd like to see get done, things you can accomplish on your own
without needing a million bucks, impossible odds, or the chance for a long
prison term.

Such as... Yank the batteries out of your detector this year before they corrode
sitting in your closet all winter. Or, if there is one specific site or treasure
that you've always thought... "One day I'm going to study up on this treasure /
site and go see if I can find it." Chances are you hunt pretty close to home and
re-target some of the same sites year after year.

So don't spend another year doing the same. Act now, research that site that
you've always been curious about. Map the site out and read everything you can
to make you the best historian on your subject. Then when it warms up make plans
to take a trip to your site. Plan to camp or hotel it for a few days, make a fun
trip of it with family or your THing buddy.

Even if you don't find a damn thing... NO PROBLEM! You have accomplished the
research you've set aside year after year, you've visited the site and conducted
some sort of a search. You can make future plans to return and expand your
search area perhaps, so take sometime while there to contact local historians
about your subject matter. You may learn some interesting things, perhaps obtain
a new lead. You never know until you do it.

And there is my point. Depression, winter time blues, a crap economy,
trouble in North Korea, WHO CARES! They'll still be their when you get home. Do
this for yourself... you'll be happy you did.

Happy New Years from us at ATTUSA!

Now from Floyd & Tara.

I heard from Floyd this morning and overall the news is good. Since Tara came
home just before Christmas she has had some difficulties and will be returning
shortly to the hospital for a minor surgery to install her permanent "TRACH."
Once completed without any problems she should be returning home again hopefully
back on her feet. We wish the Mann's both a quick and easy recovery for Tara and
some quieter, less strenuous days for Floyd.

Over the holidays Tara has been talking with friends and relatives, and her
cousin is coming in from Nebraska on Saturday 01-01-11. I hear both really enjoy
crossword puzzles. Knock em' dead Tara!! You're in our thoughts and hearts!

My best,
The Hangman

--- In alltreasuretalesusa@yahoogroups.com,
alltreasuretalesusa-owner@yahoogroups.com wrote:
>
> Greetings,
>
> It looks almost certain that within the next 15 hours we will all leave 2010
behind and tomorrow we all begin anew in the new year of 2011. Has anyone made
their New Year's resolutions? If not you may want to start thinking about them
very soon. Most people blow off their NY Resolutions shortly after the holiday.
That's because some of us tend to make unrealistic resolutions that we should
have realized were to lofty to begin with. They sound great when you're drunk,
laughing with friends, and partying like its 1999, but after the holiday cheer
ends and we're back to the grind it starts to sink in that maybe steeling the
Hope diamond from the Smithsonian Institute wasn't all that great of a New Years
resolution.
>
> And we all know the smoker or drinker whose going to quit cigarettes, or
juicing with 151. With everything we know today about cigarettes and the
long-term effects of liquor, I figure folks who drink and smoke want to drink
and smoke and I say let em enjoy it. Know one wants to see their best buddy at
the New Years party [Tonight] with a stogy hanging out of their mouth and a
bottle of White Lightening in their hand, stumbling around drunk and telling
everyone "THIS IS IT!!! After Mid-night its all over!!! Yeah... No more booze
and smokes for me!!! It's clean living and good times from here on out!!!"
>
> Trust me the next time you see your buddy after tonight, he'll probably be
sitting in Joe's Bar sipping and a Rum & Coke and smoking his Marlboro's. I
wouldn't bring up his New Years resolution at that point, I'm sure he's been
kicking himslef in the ass about everyday since Jan. 01, 2011.
>
> I recommend less life-altering goals for your 2011 resolutions. Think about
little things you'd like to see get done, things you can accomplish on your own
without needing a million bucks, impossible odds, or the chance for a long
prison term.
>
> Such as... Yank the batteries out of your detector this year before they
corrode sitting in your closet all winter. Or, if there is one specific site or
treasure that you've always thought... "One day I'm going to study up on this
treasure / site and go see if I can find it." Chances are you hunt pretty close
to home and re-target some of the same sites year after year.
>
> So don't spend another year doing the same. Act now, research that site that
you've always been curious about. Map the site out and read everything you can
to make you the best historian on your subject. Then when it warms up make plans
to take a trip to your site. Plan to camp or hotel it for a few days, make a fun
trip of it with family or your THing buddy.
>
> Even if you don't find a damn thing... NO PROBLEM! You have accomplished the
research you've set aside year after year, you've visited the site and conducted
some sort of a search. You can make future plans to return and expand your
search area perhaps, so take sometime while there to contact local historians
about your subject matter. You may learn some interesting things, perhaps obtain
a new lead. You never know until you do it.
>
> And there is my point. Depression, winter time blues, a crap economy,
> trouble in North Korea, WHO CARES! They'll still be their when you get home.
Do this for yourself... you'll be happy you did.
>
> Happy New Years from us at ATTUSA!
>
> Now from Floyd & Tara.
>
> I heard from Floyd this morning and overall the news is good. Since Tara came
home just before Christmas she has had some difficulties and will be returning
shortly to the hospital for a minor surgery to install her permanent "TRACH."
Once completed without any problems she should be returning home again hopefully
back on her feet. We wish the Mann's both a quick and easy recovery for Tara and
some quieter, less strenuous days for Floyd.
>
> Over the holidays Tara has been talking with friends and relatives, and her
cousin is coming in from Nebraska on Saturday 01-01-11. I hear both really enjoy
crossword puzzles. Knock em' dead Tara!! You're in our thoughts and hearts!
>
> My best,
> The Hangman
>
We got a lot of snow in Bridgeport Connecticut. Happy New Year.