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  Meh, this basically is a no news event.
context: Reminds me a bit of the "salting" of gems during the Gold Rush days here in America on otherwise mineral poor areas. >
  
  I can't prove it but that is my bet about what happened at Oak Island. >
  
  Nothing happened at Oak Island, other than a bunch of people talking about something that must have happened at Oak Island. >
  
  Well something must have inspired the first person to start digging. The report is that he saw evidence of a pully, and a flattened area in the woods. Tar pit seems likely. >
  
  
  The report is 
  
  Literally everything is "someone said they saw..."  The "rumor" is that the pirate Captain Kidd (like 400 years ago at this point) stashed treasure there.  A pirate who operated in the Caribbean.  He is also rumored to have stashed treasure in multiple other places, none of which has been found either.
  It is a fun story locals use to fleece tourists. >
  
  To be fair, Blackbeard operated in the Caribbean, and loved to hang out in Beaufort, NC.  Pretty far north from the Caribbean. >
  
  And Oak Island is around 2000 miles north of that.
  The "mystery" has already been solved for anyone that cares about facts anyways, all that is left is dreamers and scammers. >
  
  Haha good point.  Yeah didn't mean to say I think there's anything there. >
  
  'Bošnjaković explained it would take years to determine if the gold deposits are suitable for exploitation...'.
  Therefore, we'll string investors along for years before they figure out that they've been had. >
  
  Ah so he could be telling the truth but omitting it's like, extremely deep under unstable rock and aquifers basically impossible to dig out... But is there! >
  
  Serbia just discovered this area is actually part of Serbia and the border needs to be redrawn. >
  
  Serbia also discovered that God is a Serb >
  
  God also discovered God is limited to what exists in this universe, so the brains wearing meat suits are all confused q.q >
  
  Todd Hoffman is on his way >
  
  The Hoffman Crew could go to a pawn shop and not find any gold 😩 >
  
  And they could spend lots of Discovery Channel's money while doing it. >
  
  Bosnia discovers gold deposits so vast that it makes gold become virtually worthless overnight /s >
  
  Sounds like America should invade bosnia >
  
  What are you basing this on? Russia or China sure, but America doesn't do imperialism like that.
  Even Iraq kept all it's oil. Every drop. >
  
  Oil is sold globally it doesn't matter whose name is technically on it, just having it in the market keeps prices low. >
  
  Yes. That global trade network is defended, and even subsidized to a degree, by the Americans. But how does that mean Bosnia should/would be a tempting target for invasion by America? >
  
  I didn't say that it would be I am just pointing out that the claim that oil was a motivation behind the Iraq invasion is not defeated by pointing out whose name is on the wells. >
  
  Well that is the topic you replied to... >
  
  I don’t believe it. >
  
  Came here to say this. >
  
  Now that I believe. >
  
  reminds me of the story about an eastern european businessman who sold tons of mine tips to the chinese because it was supposed to contain valuable minerals >
  
  Many of them do. In some cases it's old material that wasn't processed as well as modern methods allow. In other cases, because the now valuable minerals were either below the economic threshold to collect or they were just straight up ignored in the past. >
  
  I think the key word here is "unbelievable". >
  
  That's the problem with gold.. they're always finding more of it. >
  
  It's time to mine some gold asteroids >
  
  Its true! I already contacted my royal nigerian business partner so we can invest in this venture before anyone else! If you want to take part, just send 1 million X-Box-Giftcards to Ghandistreet 1022, Mumbai! Do not wait any longer! >
  
  Is this like that "unbelievable" find in Uganda last year? >
  
  While 27.5g per ton is good, it most definitely is not 'unbelievable'. >
  
  This will do wonders for the stability in the balkans. /s >
  
  War in 3...2...1... >
  
  These days, precious minerals have to be discovered in massive quantities! >
  
  Guess it’s Bosnia’s time for freedom and democracy >
  
  Operation Bosnian Freedom coming to a Balkan State near you! >
  
  what could possibly go wrong... >
  
  yeah unbelievable is the proper word to use. As in I don't believe it! >
  
  Build a better metal detector and the world will flock to your door. >
  
  Unfortunately the people wont reap the rewards. >
  
  I mean, there are unbelievable little gold on our planet if you consider how big it is so i find it hard to believe.
  Edit
  About 3.5 Olympic swimming pools in total..... >
  
  Article mentions up to 27.5g of gold per ton of "soil". I wouldn't call that unbelievable. >
  
  I will honestly believe anything when it comes to gold. If you look at historical excavation sites in Bulgaria they'll say they found solid gold xyz artifacts. If you read about how much gold is used in iPhones (let alone computing components in general) there's another number. There are documented records describing the amount of gold mined in Mali and distributed on Mansa Musa's hajj. The Romans paid so many pounds of gold to foreign barbarians over the years that there is supposedly more in the steppe than the rest of the world combined. Every other year theres a new hoard of Arabian coins found in a Viking trove. Best Buy still sells monster cables. All the gold we ever extracted from the earth fits in a couple swimming pools, yet I have seen pictures of Fort Knox and Scrooge McDuck's swimming pool.
  I don't know what to believe anymore. >
  
  Well, Scrooge McDuck's swimming pool is full of coins (with air between them) with a few jewels/ingots here and there. However, most scientifics would agree that nobody could dive in such a pool without breaking their neck. >
  
  You underestimate the strength of Scrooge McDuck's neck. >
  
  And, mysteriously, they are already in the form of gold bars with a swastika imprinted on them... >
  
  Russia be like: I see you have some separatist regions!
  NATO be like: Hey buddy, want some mates who can protect you, friend?
  USA be like: Sooooo... about that arms deal eh..
  Middle-East be like: so, we're an oil state. Would you like to trade some of that newfound joy? >
  
  "Our gold."
  -Russia, probably >
  
  "My gold."
  ~The USA probably >
  
  SOUNDS LIKE THEY NEED SOMEONE TO BRING THEM SOME FREEDOM AND DEMOCRACY!!! >
  
  ....whether they want it or not! >
  
  Bosnia is not friends with Russia lol. It’s Serbia you’re thinking of. >
  
  The Serbs in Bosnia are, unfortunately, and this finds is firmly in their territory. Not saying that this means anything for Russia, though. If it’s not another Balkans exaggeration, the find will be fully exploited by foreign companies, with locals getting mere crumbs and a lot of pollution for their resources. >
  
  Is it enough to make people realize gold isn't all that useful? >
  
  Something tells me their government is going to become unstable soon and will need "foreign intervention." >
  
  Sounds like Bosnia is going to need some American Freedom delivered soon. >
  
  Time for a bit of freedom 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲 >
  
  Papaaa not again, you gave us freedom in '95, do we have to do it today too? >
  
  i'm so confused. are you criticizing NATO intervention in the bosnian war?
  if so, how was this intervention a bad thing?
  otherwise, what are you saying (cause i have no idea)? >
  
  the only thing I can criticize is how long it took for it to happen. Dayton was also a mess, but it is what it is >
  
  US government decides Bosnia needs freedom from a terrorist regime. >
  
  Is someone going to make this stupid joke every time a country finds new natural resources? It doesn’t make any sense. >
  
  Know what they need?
  💎💖 democracy 💖💎 >
  
  BOSNIA NEEDS SOME FREEDOM! >
  
  Serbia: thinking >
  
  Russia said gold Mmmmm… >
  
  Already Christians and Moselms fighting..
  But... I am moving to Bosnia >
  
  Alright, another Balkan war. Awesome. >
  
  I'm so excited for "Operation Bosnia Freedom" >
  
  Operation Bosnia freedom took place already >
  
  Careful, you might need some peace and democracy talking like that. >
  
  And that's why I invest in BTC, limited amount >
  
  Limited amount and anybody can easily audit the supply, unlike gold. >
  
  US has more freedom to export >
  
  Breaking news: US discovers evidence of weapons of mass destruction in Bosnia >
  
  Wrong color of gold. >
  
  Waiting for the history or discovery channels to hop on this >
  
  So does that mean the Olympic pool sized amount of gold is just increased? >
  
  I don't believe it >
  
  Ok I am not going to believe >
  
  'Economics is a zero sum game' they told me. >
  
  GREAT… THAT’s what they need… /s >
  
  BOSNA BOSNA BOSNA 🇧🇦 >
  
  just because you find gold doesnt mean its mineable. Building a mine from scratch is the easy part, proving up the potential for a mine from start to finish can take a decade or more. It is very interesting though that this spot was missed before, the ancients would have mined placer material coming off that deposit if they knew of it. >
  
  You ever been to Bosnia, son? >
  
  You mean new Russia? >
  
  My neighbours great great grandfather went to jail for firing gold buckshot into sand bars to try and start a gold rush in the Swan Valley circa 1870