Don't Tell My Mother I'm In The Balkans Mobisode 4

I was very lucky to meet Mr. Osmanagic. We drove with his 4x4 to a Pyramid, where none of the tourist could go. He showed me the undiscovered top to the Pyramid of Dragon. I also went to the tunnels 60m below the earth. I dint believe it, but what I have seen, I must tell you, I strongly believe we have found the biggest Pyramid so far. I am very happy that Bosnia and Herzegovina has some positive news, especially after all troubles in the 90’s. Sadly with the Bosnian politics, we will never be in EU, maybe in 15 years. And it is a big shame that Mr. Osmanagic is not being supported by Bosnian government. What can you say, too much corruptions. Emir Hrvo, ehrvo@yahoo.de, Brighton, UK

I've been to Visoko, Bosnia, twice last year (also attending the First International Conference on Bosnian Pyramids -ICBP-, with Egytian archeological scholars and professors attending, and approving). These are multiple pyramid-shaped hills, miles of tunnels. It's so huge and so real, that it seems unreal to some sceptics. The diggings have only started few years ago, with very little funds. The progress is slow, but steady. These artificially shaped structures might be tens of thousands years old (according to a c14 -method studied wood-piece from a tunnel, connecting the pyramid-structures). Henry Nold, Darmstadt, Germany

Well, the whole thing looks real to me... but I'm just a computer scientist and the university teacher. Wish to express my support to Semir Osmanagić. I hope the research will continue and bring some fundamental answers. Greetings, Martin Jovanović, Niš, Serbia