Ancient temple carved in rock, puzzling symbols and IAF heli crashing in mountains

I know you've 1-stared both of my threads, but posting recycled shit you just googled doesn't mean much.

I know what they said the mystery exercise was called, and I know when they did it because I happened to witness first hand how the news unfolded during those days.

why so rude?
You witness the exercise you said? how come? you werent talking about a 'personal' experience in the OP


For you:

and 1 star

you ruined it already insulting me.
I gave my insight to the thread before.
Did you comment on that?
No you didnt, you were more interested in mocking my name.

That "Yin-Yang" is not of Chinese origin. It's reversed; which indicates Hindu origin.

All of those symbols have been used in the Hindu religion, even the hexagram, which is not truly Jewish in origin.

These all appear to be Hindu origin although I wouldn't suggest that they were markings created by Hindu's themselves, but rather secret societies and mystery cults practicing old eastern religion rites.

I would say the earliest date that these could have been made was 1200 AD although I would venture to say that they are fairly recent; like early 1900's

Now to return to the heli crash.

1st. There was no military exercise. The military exercise was made up to cover up whatever the Israelis and Romanians were doing in that area.

2nd. The crash took place in a remote, mountainous and un-inhabited area. Yet the amount of forces sent there to "secure the site" was impressive.

3rd. There were also some discrepencies concerning some time frame details.

you ruined it already insulting me.
I gave my insight to the thread before.
Did you comment on that?
No you didnt, you were more interested in mocking my name.



GAIA: your cadre of cohorts (those who post using your name) are probably not happy with this thread and I can understand that. But the thread isn't ruined because you all felt insulted. It's not about you and those folk who help you post. It's about something HISTORICAL, not hysterical. So take your hurt feelings, group them together with the hurt feelings of those several folk who share your avatar (but often don't share your grasp of English syntax), and move along. Shoooooo. The OP has a valid reason for being curious. I find the thread quite interesting. I don't find you and your co-posting cohorts at all interesting. God speed.

That "Yin-Yang" is not of Chinese origin. It's reversed; which indicates Hindu origin.

All of those symbols have been used in the Hindu religion, even the hexagram, which is not truly Jewish in origin.

These all appear to be Hindu origin although I wouldn't suggest that they were markings created by Hindu's themselves, but rather secret societies and mystery cults practicing old eastern religion rites.

I would say the earliest date that these could have been made was 1200 AD although I would venture to say that they are fairly recent; like early 1900's



Interesting. Please state your authority. Thank you.

Source of images?

Interesting thread---any more thoughts O.P.

My belief is that the army dudes were there to search for something or to transport something out of there. Something archaeologic, maybe something of great importance for the Jews.

Maybe they found similar UNALTERED sites in the mountains. By UNALTERED I mean not used in a long time as a church, nor scribbled by tourists with their names and "I was here, 1960".

And I'm sure they did because there are similar sites in the Carpathians:

Thread: Ancient mountain bunkers

sometimes a cigar is just a cigar

Interesting thread---any more thoughts O.P.


I have some thoughts but it would be speculation.

So I'll limit myself to posting some images from two other sites located a few hundred kilometers to the South-East of the Sinca Veche one:

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