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And you point is...

I also listed two other authors in the thread, one who like me, was born & raised in Nova Scotia...

But in your myopic, insecure little world you know more about Nova Scotia then the people who live there? You've probably never ventured far from the comfort and confine of the basement apartment in your parents house...

   

My point, you uneducated peon, is that these authors are cranks. Only a misinformed dolt runs to their place of birth as a qualifier for their "theories". Come on chicken, let's see you "argue" their points. This is where your run, diabetes.

And where i've ventured is none of your concern, but my house, unlike your doublewide, is quite nice, but hey, isn't this when you start your crybaby whinefest? Where is that the great internet gas station art when you need it?

Shuffle on, troll.

   

Everybody knows that Oak Island was the touchdown point of the last surviving Battlestar of which we are all descendants.

   

Adama was from Nova Scotia?

   

Well Adama was navy afterall ......

I'm a direct descendant of Starbuck. Hotness runs in the genes eh?

   

So Stemmer's a cylon?

   

   

Never said I believed them or accepted them as historical fact but they do cover the folklore and mythology of Oak Island nicely...Especially the book by Lionel Fanthorpe...

   

And Sora (wasn't this my ORIGINAL point?)? Please. Crank history. It's a mismatch of junk theories, crank history, bad research and clumsy conclusions. In short, it's a joke and he's the court jester of wannabe academics.

   

Gee Mustang why not enlighten us with your understanding of the island at least from an academic point of view. It's the least you could do before shuffling on, eh!

   

Can't enlighten you - as good as i am, even i don't work miracles.

Troll on.

   

Sorry...but you're the one trolling not I or my fellow Nova Scotian, Wada...

But posting links to books on the subject matter of this thread labels me a troll in your mind....

   

Nope...no troll here...project away my often-banned friend.

You posted a dumb, ahistorical piece of dreck that only appeals to the woefully uneducated unaware. That's your problem, not mine. In fact, i'd wage you haven't even read Sora's junk, you just got caught aping.

Either way, you've done nothing to substantiate his work...you're irrelevant, as usual.

   

And how do you know what I've read? But to clarify, I did in fact read his book...after hearing him (Sora) interviewed on our local talk radio. The local radio host and many callers claimed it was the best book on Oak Island written to date... The callers are my fellow Haligonians & Nova Scotians who know far more about their island then someone in Ontario....

Unlike you, I'm opened minded and do not claim to know the answers to all the questions, to all the mysteries...

However if Sora is wrong what is your "theory" of the mystery of Oak Island? If you have NONE then how can you claim someone else's is wrong without providing a counter argument?

   

And yet SORA isn't from NOVA SCOTIA! He's American! Born there, lives there! Do some research - this tends to blow apart your silly "only native-born can write about their province" anti-intellectual nonsense.




"Open-minded" is a synonym for gullible or unaware.



Wrong - the onus is on Sora, and you, to substantiate your "theory". That's basic historical discourse. There is no counter-argument - there was no Templar angle, there was no Church-destroying treasure, no esoteric knowledge, but hey, you provide it and Sora's got a point. If not, you got sucked in like the typical "open-minded"

   

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