I hope I am not repeating a topic that has already been talked about but here goes.......At the end of the movie, Indiana Jones Raiders of the Lost Ark, a government employee is shown pushing the container which contains the Ark, down a long hallway thru a huge warehouse filled with other containers which supposely all marked secret. I have always wondered if a warehouse like that could actually be real and where would it be and what would be in it?? Interesting idea isnt it??

I bet it's Walmart that houses all that secret stuff

....is said to have a basement of tons of artifacts waiting to be studied. It is also said that the Government/Smithsonian Institute have tons of artifacts that they don't want to have studied, because then all of our history books would have to be completely re-written. You might want to Google some of that, that's how I came across some of that info quite a while back. I don't have the time right now to provide you links... I think I may have read some of that in Jim Marrs' book "Rule By Secrecy", you should check that out, it's a very, very, very good read.

It is sad indeed that laziness and fear will keep us from learning our true history. Hopefully, one day our predecessors will unlock these doors and let the truth be known.

Funny thing is, if you do an internet search on the serial number of the crate the ark is in at the end of the movie, it will pull up all kinds of Indiana Jones links.

How silly, but how silly was I to look it up in the first place?

How silly, but how silly was I to look it up in the first place?

thats totally the sort of thing i would do!! lol!

strange though that it brings links up to indy eh?

there must be so much stuff in a warehouse(s) somewhere of artifacts and relics,i believe that the british museum has unopened crates from egypt that were delivered over 100 years ago,as there simply hasnt been the time,nor the expertise availble to correctly examine and catalougue their contents (obviously their contents are known,from listings on delivery notes)but imagine opening one and finding it was labelled wrong and pulling out some lost treasures!

good post mate

Regards.

It is a fantastic book with lots of thought provoking information. I have read the book twice and have loaned it to many friends.

I lent mine to several people as well, in fact, someone has it and I forgot who, which sucks, nobody is talking.
I went to buy one at the UW bookstore the other day to replace mine, they were all out of copies. YEAH! people are buying it!!! time for people to wake the f--k up!

well for those of you who wonder about warehouses. i worked at walmart and we would get boxes that had warning tape on them. and on the top for the reciver wou be like this

TO:
wal-mart store #----
attn: sporting goods
Hold for USMC/ sargent -----------
DO NOT OPEN

anyway they were not guns or amo or anything like that they were heavy and were to be sent to the sporting goods counter and were picked up within 30 and were escorted out back with armed guards now idono what the hell it was but we never messed with the boxes but to move them

Originally posted by shadowstriker
well for those of you who wonder about warehouses. i worked at walmart and we would get boxes that had warning tape on them. and on the top for the reciver wou be like this

TO:
wal-mart store #----
attn: sporting goods
Hold for USMC/ sargent -----------
DO NOT OPEN

anyway they were not guns or amo or anything like that they were heavy and were to be sent to the sporting goods counter and were picked up within 30 and were escorted out back with armed guards now idono what the hell it was but we never messed with the boxes but to move them

It could have been camel backs (does walmart even sell these?) or maybe bug spray, propane cylinders, or maybe knives? I know you said it was sporting goods, but is it possible that it could have been something like toothpaste, sunscreen, batteries, shaving cream, shampoo, soap or any regular household item that they need.

[edit on 12-8-2005 by warpboost]