Puerto Rico Tunnels
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Date: Wed, 07 Dec 94 16:23:16 PDT
From: jmu...@onramp.net
Subject: Puerto Rico Tunnel
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We were in Puerto Rico recently on one of our frequent UFO
phenomena research expeditions and picked up a news article
from a lady there in Cabo Rojo and would like to know if
anyone has more information or could refer us to reading
material on this subject. The article was entitled
"Scientists Discover Tunnel Through the Center of the Earth
- 3.000 Mile Passage Runs From Spain to Puerto Rico" and
here are some excerpts.
Scientists have discovered an undersea tunnel between
Puerto Rico and Spain which they believe connected the
fabled continent of Atlantis with Europe 10,000 years ago.
The 3,000 mile long tunnel begins on the west coast of
Puerto Rico not far from the city of Mayaguez and emerges
in the Pyrenees Mountains in northern Spain according to
Wesley Blume who led a team through the tunnel this summer.
The tunnel is about 30 yards wide and 20 yards high with
walls as smooth as glass yet pliable as rubber says Blume.
The walls radiate a greenish yellow light with no apparent
power source. Most amazing though is that the air remains
breathable and the pressure is constant even five miles
below the surface. The tunnel is not a freak of nature.
It was made by intelligent beings. The incredible
engineering feat is beyond the skills of modern tunnel
builders says Igor Borony the team engineering expert. It
is also very, very old and could date back to at least
40,000 years ago he says. The material used to construct
the tunnel walls is absolutely amazing. We have nothing
that even comes close to it. It is incredibly strong yet
capable of bending and twisting with the shifting of the
earth's crust. A building made of such material would be
able to withstand the strongest earthquake without the
least damage. The seven members of this international team
believe the tunnel may be a remnant of the legendary lost
continent of a vast network of such tunnels connecting the
areas of the planet. It is surmised that the vast
distances in the tunnel were probably covered by high speed
vehicles powered by electricity, nuclear energy, or sound.
Borovy says the tunnel dips deep into the earth running
under the ocean at depths of five to ten miles. Blume says
the amazing tunnel leads from an underground cavern
discovered by an unknown sugarcane cutter five years ago.
Two years Blume led a small group into the cavern to
explore the tunnels radiating from it. One of the tunnels
led them two miles into the earth before they realized
there was something special about it. Blume put together
the current team last year to explore the tremendous tunnel
more closely taking along a land rover and a huge supply of
gasoline.
Blume and the other members of the international team hope
to study the tunnel in detail. They hope to raise enough
money to study the tunnel in detail this Spring. There are
other tunnels which we believe lead to other parts of the
earth says Blume. The Cavern seems to have been a sort of
Grand Central Station for Atlantis or whoever built the
tunnels.
If anyone out there can help refer us to more information
on these tunnels we would appreciate it very much. We are
taking a UFO expedition research group to Puerto Rico in
January 1995 and while we are there will do some local
research on the tunnels. We have room for other
researchers if any of you are interested. Just E-mail us
to discuss this opportunity.
Nutria
[..]
>The 3,000 mile long tunnel begins on the west coast of
>Puerto Rico not far from the city of Mayaguez and emerges
>in the Pyrenees Mountains in northern Spain according to
>Wesley Blume who led a team through the tunnel this summer.
[..]
>If anyone out there can help refer us to more information
>on these tunnels we would appreciate it very much.
Everyone knows that to get from Mayaguez to Isabela, the best
way is to take the tunnel. That way, you avoid the rush hour
traffic through Aguadilla :-)
--Nutria
Karla Eusebio
Nutria <psti...@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu> wrote:
>jmu...@onramp.net writes:
>>The 3,000 mile long tunnel begins on the west coast of
>>Puerto Rico not far from the city of Mayaguez and emerges
>>in the Pyrenees Mountains in northern Spain according to
>>Wesley Blume who led a team through the tunnel this summer.
esto existe o es relajo?
Karla
>
>[..]
>
>>If anyone out there can help refer us to more information
>>on these tunnels we would appreciate it very much.
>
>Everyone knows that to get from Mayaguez to Isabela, the best
>way is to take the tunnel. That way, you avoid the rush hour
>traffic through Aguadilla :-)
>
>--Nutria
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.----------'`---. Puerto Rico and its islands.
~ ` .' `' "La Isla del Encanto" = The island of Enchantment"
'------------' ~~ "Made from the beautiful stuff on Earth"
Nutria
>In article <3c8h2i$l...@vixen.cso.uiuc.edu>,
>Nutria <psti...@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu> wrote:
>>jmu...@onramp.net writes:
>>>The 3,000 mile long tunnel begins on the west coast of
>>>Puerto Rico not far from the city of Mayaguez and emerges
>>>in the Pyrenees Mountains in northern Spain according to
>>>Wesley Blume who led a team through the tunnel this summer.
>esto existe o es relajo?
>Karla
Creo que sea un chiste, Karla.
--Nutria
Agustin Lamboy
Frank J. Estremera
>In article <3c8h2i$l...@vixen.cso.uiuc.edu>,
>Nutria <psti...@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu> wrote:
>>jmu...@onramp.net writes:
>>>The 3,000 mile long tunnel begins on the west coast of
>>>Puerto Rico not far from the city of Mayaguez and emerges
>>>in the Pyrenees Mountains in northern Spain according to
>>>Wesley Blume who led a team through the tunnel this summer.
>esto existe o es relajo?
>Karla
No Karla, esto no es relajo, pero si cojes el tunel, no agas la segunda
izquierda pues te ti'ra a Buenos Aires. 8-)
>>
>>[..]
>>
>>>If anyone out there can help refer us to more information
>>>on these tunnels we would appreciate it very much.
>>
>>Everyone knows that to get from Mayaguez to Isabela, the best
>>way is to take the tunnel. That way, you avoid the rush hour
>>traffic through Aguadilla :-)
>>
>>--Nutria
>--
>(; ======================================================================== :)
> .----------'`---. Puerto Rico and its islands.
>~ ` .' `' "La Isla del Encanto" = The island of Enchantment"
> '------------' ~~ "Made from the beautiful stuff on Earth"
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Tony Alicea
In a previous article, jmu...@onramp.net () says:
>
>Scientists have discovered an undersea tunnel between
>Puerto Rico and Spain which they believe connected the
>fabled continent of Atlantis with Europe 10,000 years ago.
>
Is Walter Mercado one of these "scientists"? :-)
Tony Alicea
Karla Eusebio
Frank J. Estremera <bbw...@server4.bell-atl.com> wrote:
>ka...@gradient.cis.upenn.edu (Karla Eusebio) writes:
>
>>In article <3c8h2i$l...@vixen.cso.uiuc.edu>,
>>Nutria <psti...@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu> wrote:
>>>jmu...@onramp.net writes:
>
>>>>The 3,000 mile long tunnel begins on the west coast of
>>>>Puerto Rico not far from the city of Mayaguez and emerges
>>>>in the Pyrenees Mountains in northern Spain according to
>>>>Wesley Blume who led a team through the tunnel this summer.
>
>>esto existe o es relajo?
>>Karla
>
>No Karla, esto no es relajo, pero si cojes el tunel, no agas la segunda
>izquierda pues te ti'ra a Buenos Aires. 8-)
Si me imagine que no seria hasta Espa~na porque eso es levemente
ridiculo, pero que se yo, pense que seria como las cuevas de Camuy
pero un poco mas grande.
Hablando de eso cual es la salida que se coge para Hawaii para ver si
me doy un vuelton por alla? ;)
Karla
Richard Nieves
>Hablando de eso cual es la salida que se coge para Hawaii para ver si
>me doy un vuelton por alla? ;)
>Karla
Avisenme a mi pa' ver si no tengo que coger el American Eagle el miercoles y
mejor me voy en pon....
JRDelirious
?Y cuanto cuesta el peaje(toll) por cojer este tunel
hasta Espa~a? Si el puente de Rio Piedras a Isla Verde
cuesta $1.50 . . .
A alguien debe habersele olvidado su dosis de Prozac . . .
Jose
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Claribel Rosario Torres
>Subject: Re: Puerto Rico Tunnels
Necesito saber si este tunel pasa por Columbus, Ohio.
Es el unico remedio que me queda para pasar las navidades en la Isla.
A lo mejor alguien puede tirar un cable coaxial para que aca podamos ver la
Television puertorriqueña
Paco
Je je, Me dicen que si coges el de Minilla llegas directito a Japon.. :-)
Que cosas mas grande tiene la vida. Eso lo mas seguro lo construyo Rosello (alias Pedro "Navaja" Rosello) y los va a abrir para las proximas elecciones a ver si gana. Yo no se pero las autopistas no ayudaron mucho a los Populares.. :-)
p.
Tony Alicea
In a previous article, rosa...@osu.edu (Claribel Rosario Torres) says:
>
>Necesito saber si este tunel pasa por Columbus, Ohio.
>Es el unico remedio que me queda para pasar las navidades en la Isla.
>
Estas en OSU? Cuando estuve alli hace dos fines de semana me
dijeron que la U tiene como 55,000 estudiantes. Me parecio una mini ciudad.
Hay muchos/pocos hispanos? De donde? Gracias,
Tony Alicea
Edgar Rodriguez
.>?Y cuanto cuesta el peaje(toll) por cojer este tunel
.> hasta Espa~a? Si el puente de Rio Piedras a Isla Verde
.>cuesta $1.50 . . .
Y hablando del puente de RP a IV :->, como se llega a este? Cuando
se sale del aeropuerto, se va como para el Viejo San Juan o Carolina?
Edgar
Karla Eusebio
> Y hablando del puente de RP a IV :->, como se llega a este? Cuando
>se sale del aeropuerto, se va como para el Viejo San Juan o Carolina?
aeropuerto llegas al puente. Si doblas en la primera derecha vas a
SJ.Si doblas en la segunda coges el "loop" y te tira a Carolina.
Karla
>
>
> Edgar
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~ ` .' `' "La Isla del Encanto" = The island of Enchantment"
'------------' ~~ "Made from all the beautiful stuff on Earth"
sef...@gmail.com
Algien ha encontrado or sabe algo de este tipo "Wesley Blume" o es un tipo inventao? No Wesley Bulme?