I can't believe Sparc is letting us down like this. :laughing:
I have not been idling my time away waiting for sparc to do his civic duty. Unlike you "Monday-Morning Theorists," I have been using my time in a productive manner -- searching the Internet for information that may be useful in solving the mystery.
Here are some items that should be of interest.
1. Several posts have advanced "Alienist" theories in explaining the pallets.
Further evidence of an alien presence comes from Paul Hellyer, former Canadian defense minister
"Aliens Exist' Says Canada's Former Defense Minister -- Fusion.:
Hellyer begins to list where they're coming from. It turns out that our alien visitors come from near (one of the Saturn moons) and far (the Pleiades and Zeta Reticuli star systems). Oh yeah, and they get here via a portal in the Andes mountains in Peru. So there you have it, folks. Aliens are real, according to a nonagenarian man who at one point had access to highly classified information during the height of the Cold War.
The "Alienists" should use Google (or similar) maps to locate pallet formations in the Andes.
2. Several posts have advanced "Criminalist" theories to explain the formations; e.g., the pallets mark the burial
places of Jimmy Hoffa, who was presumably dismembered before entombment.
Evidence of the seamy side of the pallet industry comes from
Bryan man arrested in pallet scam - Bryan Times: Local:
Bryan man faces numerous criminal charges for allegedly running what officials are calling a pallet scam that owed businesses more than $250,000.
Gene E. Ferrell, 36, of 215 N. Lewis St., was arrested Tuesday on a 32-count Williams County Common Pleas Court indictment charging him with one count of engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity, a first-degree felony, one count of money laundering, a third-degree felony, 15 counts of fourth-degree felony grand theft, 14 counts of fifth-degree felony theft and a first-degree misdemeanor count of petty theft.
Williams County Prosecutor Kirk Yosick said the allegations were originally part of an FBI investigation that began after multiple trucking companies and pallet manufacturers complained about not being paid.
The "Criminalists" may want to investigate the possibility that the pallet formations are part of a "sting" operation by law enforcement agencies intent on putting an end to the pallet gangsters' "reign of terror."
3. No one has considered technological advances in the pallet industry:
How the Humble Wooden Pallet Paralyzed Big Pharma and Now Faces Extinction - CBS News.
Pfizer has promised to switch from wooden pallets to molded plastic ones to solve the contamination problem, setting up a potentially interesting global paradigm shift in the shipping world. Could the wooden pallet, the workhorse of the 20th Century, go the way of the buggy whip and the steam engine?
The formations may be the work of Luddites protesting the advent of new pallet technology.
4. To date, no one has reported using evidence from the
http://www.palletforum.com/ to support his/her theory.
5. There is no Number 5.
Steve