Hello again Mr. Brooks,

Thanks for the clarification...I completely believe the premise behind your estounding research, now.

A fleet of previously unrecorded U-boats fled Europe following the war, carrying high ranking Nazi officials to South America. The hundreds of Kriegsmarine Officers and crewmen simply vanished into history, as did the hundreds, if not thousands of other Germans who would have taken part in the preparation, outfitting, provisioning of the boats, logistics, planning, etc... None of those people have ever come forward to corroborate this great tale, after more than 62 years.

Then, the provision carrying U-boat, U-977, the "floating delecatessen" sank a Brazilian cruiser by a "bizarre accident" without having fired a torpedo, blasting away the Bahias' stern and sending her to the bottom within minutes, from several miles away. All very credible, and believable :-)

Your increasingly vague and inbiguous insinuations, and implications are only that. You have yet to cite a single verse of fact, nor even cite your alleged sources, to any degree of specificity. Once again, I ask, what boats, how many, name me a single Officer or crewman who took part in this opperation. The ansewr is, you can not answer a single one of the many questions posted here previously.

You have made it clear that you are carrying water for DeNapoly ans Salinas for their ridiculous excuse for a research project. Their book is simply fiction.

Let us wait two years for the truth to come to light?

We have all heard that before. Back in 1993 a guy in Massachusetts claimed a similar fantasy, alleging to have found a super secret Tyle XIB U-boat in shallow water off Cape Cod. He attempted to get hapless fools to invest in his bogus salvage ventures, and a few did so. To this day, no such evidence has been forthcoming.

I know that DeNapoli and Salinas have been attempting a similar scheme in Argentina, and you are clearly one of their willing accomplices.

Please post again, after you make the great discovery that you have promised.
Until then, please spare this site your unfounded dreams of fancy.

Regards,

Paul