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Saturday, February 20, 2010

March 13th 2007 Tesoro Post concerning an Injunction Against the BLM

Many people have asked about the status of our ongoing battle with the BLM office out of Las Cruces, New Mexico. Perhaps out of all the bits of evidence for a major treasure find, this one stands out the most. Many of you may be questioning the validity of this site, this story, and this treasure. If you need further proof, then ask yourself this question:

Why would the BLM expend time and resources attempting to block the recovery of something that wasn't there?

A statement from Nick Fleming:

"We are planning in the very near future to be going into Federal Court in Albuquerque, New Mexico to get an injunction against the BLM office in Las Cruces, New Mexico. The injunction will block any further problems with the Las Cruces BLM office who believe that they are the only ones that can allow us to take the treasure trove out of the ground. The Las Cruces Office of the BLM has been fighting us tooth and nail to prevent us from recovering the treasure trove, under the auspice of jurisdiction and red tape.

The court action will be bring out facts that the Las Cruces Office of the BLM is in fact on a treasure hunting trip. Several years ago they ran tests on the Tesoro Del Alma site and told us that we had in fact found the treasure and that was when our problems with the Las Cruces BLM started. The Las Cruces BLM has tried everything within their power to prevent us from recovering the treasure and they have even allowed other people to try and over ride our claim which we have continued to pay the mining fees on and have them paid upto date every year as is evidenced by 10 years of claim filings exhibited on the web site pages."

Labels: blm, bureau of land management, mining claim, mining ore, New Mexico, nick fleming, red tape, tda-6, tesoro del alma, treasure

posted by nfleming at 8:47 AM

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Update

Over the last few weeks we have been seeing some interesting Ip address's come up. We have stated in the past that our software captures Ip address's so that we can tell who has been visiting our site. As most people know we get visits from various law enforcement agencies because some of the information that has been provided here has had to deal with various people committing frauds in the Caballo Mountains in New Mexico. We used to publish the names of the agencies here and it was interesting in some of the responses that we were getting.

We have to stated the following every once in while just to remind people that we do not solict funds nor do we sell anything that is illegal. This site is for information purposes only as to some of the problems that we have gone through over the years.

Here are some:

Boeing Co.
BLM Denver, Colorado
BLM Holden, UT
Department of Interior, Washingto D.C.
California Department of Justice
Zonge Engineering, Tucson
Geo Scan, Florida
AGI, Texas
Army Corp of Engineers
NASA Las Cruces, NM

The above named are just a few of the Ips captures.

We do know that there is a Lady using the name Tesoro Del Alma on ebay. There have been people that have been trying to raise money using Tesoro Del Alma without the express premission of Tesoro Del Alma, INC. We have gotten emails from people that have asked us if we knew this person or that person and we have to stated that we don't. We have attorneys that draw up contracts but we do not solict funds.

Nick

Labels: blm, bureau of land management, caballo mountains, mining claim, mining ore, New Mexico, nick fleming, red tape, tesoro del alma, treasure

posted by nfleming at 7:14 AM

Tuesday, March 13, 2007

Injunction Against the Bureau of Land Management

Many people have asked about the status of our ongoing battle with the BLM office out of Las Cruces, New Mexico. Perhaps out of all the bits of evidence for a major treasure find, this one stands out the most. Many of you may be questioning the validity of this site, this story, and this treasure. If you need further proof, then ask yourself this question:

Why would the BLM expend time and resources attempting to block the recovery of something that wasn't there?

A statement from Nick Fleming:

"We are planning in the very near future to be going into Federal Court in Albuquerque, New Mexico to get an injunction against the BLM office in Las Cruces, New Mexico. The injunction will block any further problems with the Las Cruces BLM office who believe that they are the only ones that can allow us to take the treasure trove out of the ground. The Las Cruces Office of the BLM has been fighting us tooth and nail to prevent us from recovering the treasure trove, under the auspice of jurisdiction and red tape.

The court action will be bring out facts that the Las Cruces Office of the BLM is in fact on a treasure hunting trip. Several years ago they ran tests on the Tesoro Del Alma site and told us that we had in fact found the treasure and that was when our problems with the Las Cruces BLM started. The Las Cruces BLM has tried everything within their power to prevent us from recovering the treasure and they have even allowed other people to try and over ride our claim which we have continued to pay the mining fees on and have them paid upto date every year as is evidenced by 10 years of claim filings exhibited on the web site pages."

Labels: blm, bureau of land management, government, jurisdiciton, nick fleming, red tape, tesoro del alma, treasure

posted by TDA News at 7:02 PM

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