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https://x.com/azmialsanjr/status/2089995962252968186/video/1Let go of me
https://x.com/Deltissd24/status/2089999183134835103/video/1“Knobby- Do you know if the Sasquatch Research website you were once involved with is still active and viable?”
Unfortunately it is no longer active. Those who formed the organization were originally BFRO investigators. Moneymaker can be competitive, and their comments to me was Moneymaker treated them as rivals after they left to form their own organization.
“My concern grew when people began creating “Top Bigfoot Hotspots” by copying BFRO posts.”
There have been other research organizations that have compiled reports presented to it, but none have the depth or notoriety like that of the BFRO.
“Former BFRO investigators told me the group claims over 80,000 reports, while the public site appears to show only about 6,000.”
They are selective on what reports presented to them get published. They prefer follow-up investigations of reports, and reports from areas that lack a BFRO chapter to investigate it may have a harder time getting it published. Sometimes those at the BFRO just question the reports veracity, which was the case with the bigfoot burned in the Battle Mountain Fire. Writer Thom Powell was allowed to look through old, unpublished BFRO reports, and he contacted the individual who submitted the report and found the report to be viable.
https://bigfootevidence.blogspot.com/2011/07/bigfoot-injured-by-forest-fire-was.html?m=1
. . . ” in modern times” This was a clever deceptive play on words to obfuscate in my opinion.
I used that phrase as a comparison, to distinguish Indian lore passed down from the 19th century to confirmation of that lore observed in more recent times by both native and non-native witnesses.
Here’s a story that was gathered by a historian in the early 20th century, who interviewed an elder Indian woman of the Duwamish Indian tribe who in her youth witnessed an attack by sasquatches on her Native American village, killing many. The sasquatches had been abducting their women and children, and in retaliation the tribesmen abducted a juvenile sasquatch that escaped, prompting revenge by the sasquatches the Indians called Seeahtiks.
Here is an excerpt of that.
“The Seeahtiks in a rage killed 12 of the Duwamish tribe by ripping them in two. Mr. James’ mother, who is still alive, was a witness to the tragedy. She said; “They took our young men like toys, turning them upside down and ripping them in two like a piece of calico. Never again did the Duwamish tribe seek revenge when their women and babies were stolen by these Snayihum or Indians of the night and brothers to the Noseless one.”
Earliest documented Bigfoot Sighting in Pacific Northwest – Part 2
Ron, it’s hard to say whether her or her brother’s deaths were caused by the mRNA vaccine, but that’s an easy assumption to ponder considering independent safety studies on the dangers and ineffectiveness of the jab, the big increase in all-cause-mortality since the jab rolled out, and how when the jab rolled out notable people were in the news dropping like flies, most notably young athletes.
As I’ve mentioned, big pharma regulates the safety of its own products, only accepting studies they conduct (and tweak), and simply avoiding to conduct studies in areas that might produce bad results. Ignorant doctors and nurses only have that guidance, from the drug companies themselves, when looking up the safety and effectives of drugs.
It’s a shell game where drug manufacturers are mostly regulating themselves due to their influence over health agencies. Compounding this is an unwritten rule among doctors/nurses to lay cover against malpractice suits, even if it doesn’t involve them.
In recent months before actress Hayden Panettiere’s death (age 36) this article notes she complained of waking up with feeling pins and needles from the waste down. That’s a circulation issue, which makes me wonder if the clot shot created any of the fibrous clots in her that embalmers are finding in cadavers since the introduction of the covid vaccine; something they were not previously encountering.
I suppose the autopsy will reveal the cause, whether it was her problem with drug abuse, something else, or a combination.
Her younger brother, Jason Panettiere died in 2023 (age 28) due to problems with his aortic heart valve. The covid jab has been linked to issues with the aortic heart valve where those stricken need of a valve replacement.
Gumshoguy, sadly, speaking of Moneymaker and the BFRO, the site still has an article that has been there for many years, linked to on the front page titled, “Are they dangerous?”
Here are a couple of excerpts from the article:
“Sasquatches have likely had many opportunities to attack humans. However, only two reports describe violent attacks on humans and just one describes the killing of a human — the story told by President Teddy Roosevelt in his book, “The Wilderness Hunter” (1890).”
“THREAT TO ADULTS: Sasquatches do not attack humans, but they may stalk or harass humans in a forested area, possibly the result of a territorial conflict. Many reports describe surprise confrontations between humans and sasquatches in various circumstances. Such confrontations may trigger intimidating displays, growling, etc., but not a physical attack. There aren’t enough instances of humans attacking sasquatches to reliably indicate whether this provokes more aggressive behavior.
THREAT TO CHILDREN: Several reports describe easy opportunities to attack or grab children who were not closely attended. In all such situations the sasquatches merely observed the children until they themselves were noticed by someone. Then they simply walked or ran away.”
https://www.bfro.net/gdb/show_FAQ.asp?id=659
The truth is opposite of the BFRO article, which rings of apologetics and bias, and it uses a false, all knowing claim of “lack of instances.” The author should be phrasing it “as far as he knows” since no one can claim to possess a definitive, all knowing mindset when it comes to sasquatch like we see in the phrasing of this article.
The reports of attacks and killings of people are very numerous, and abductions of children never to be seen again range from last century Native American stories to well into modern times. Add to that the abductions of women who are raped, some of whom later escaped to tell the tale. One Native American assessment I read said most women abducted never return, but a few do.
I myself was injured by a sasquatch, hit in the back and head by rocks it threw, although I threw rocks and hit it first. But for the most part sasquatches are not regularly trying to physically harm people, but they can be dangerous, with some clans of bigfoot of more particular concern.
I read an article years ago by Robert Lindsey who said sasquatches were once more violently aggressive toward people before the introduction the gun into the North American wilderness, that they were even more aggressive toward early white settlers, but the introduction of guns made them more leery and scared of humans.
Pam, here are some alleged bigfoot videos. The very first one doesn’t look like a normal bigfoot; the nose looks more like a snout, like maybe a dog man. I’m wondering if this is similar to the one you saw. He claims this first one has been AI tested, and it’s not AI.
I’ve never seen any videos of a new attorney general arriving for work to gage how his staff might be sucking up to him. He’s been the acting attorney general since April; so, it looks like his staff was simply congratulating him on his senate confirmation to be the attorney general. He was confirmed in a close 50-49 vote. He’s President Trump’s former criminal defense lawyer.
m99, it too often is hard to tell, but I believe this video of the dog rescuing the man is AI generated. I think people who post made up things like they are real, whether it’s video like this or sites that make up bigfoot stories like they are real, are disgusting.
There are real stories of dogs rescuing people. I read a news story long ago of a man who had a stroke. He lived alone with his dog and he couldn’t get out of bed. He had a border collie that he would tell he was thirsty, and the dog would dip a rag in water and carry it back to him and place it over his mouth so he could suck the water out of the rag.
It was nine days before anyone found him. What was not explained was where the dog got water to soak a rag in for nine days, which may have been that ever present porcelain water bowl in all homes.
My landlady was elderly and had no family to speak of. Her only daughter had died from cancer. She did have a foster son from Mongolia living with her, and he was home, but he paid no attention to the dog that was going on “out of character.”
Dr. Fauci – “I am the science”
Also Dr.Fauci – “I made the science up” pic.twitter.com/fBoEuLUnj5
— Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) June 3, 2024
Lara Logan Just SNAPPED on Fauci’s Dark History of Evil Crimes Against Humanity: 'He Continued The Work of the NAZIS!'
Many people don’t know the dark history Dr. Fauci and ties to eugenics programs. This will SHOCK YOU.
Lara Logan says Fauci’s history ties back to Nazi… pic.twitter.com/x6K4G0YBvT
— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) August 11, 2026
Wolf, hospital administrators whose business bottom line dictates medical policy onto staff whose livelihood is in jeopardy if not following those protocols, is greatly at fault, and even worse are the health agency administrators, compromised by big pharma, and then big pharma’s bottom line itself. It all goes back to the love of money.
This really is heartwarming. German shepherd rescues his owner who has a medical emergency. Notice the urgency in the dog’s barking; it’s not normal barking, and it alerted the neighbor to see what was going on.
https://x.com/maiz98949948/status/2087046369081008307/video/1
Years back I had a landlady whose dog, an Australian cattle dog, was carrying on, barking, and I checked on her and she was having a medical emergency and I called 911. They told her at the hospital that she would likely have died without medical intervention.
Tell me that Dr. Fauci isn’t totally depraved.
‘Clearly a deception’: Bombshell Fauci text messages reveal shocking admission about COVID-shot dangers
Doctor had said publicly: ‘It’s pretty clear that pregnant women should get vaccinated’By Joe Kovacs
August 10, 2026
“Newly released text messages from Dr. Anthony Fauci’s government-issued phone reveal the doctor was privately concerned about the harmful impact of COVID shots for pregnant women while saying publicly there was no danger.
The new revelations were disclosed Monday by Republican U.S. Sens. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin and Rand Paul of Kentucky.
Johnson said on X: “Dr. Fauci was concerned in January 2021 that the second dose of the COVID shot ‘theoretically could be associated with miscarriage in the 1st trimester.’
. . . On Aug. 30, 2021, Fauci said: “Well, are the vaccines safe? … tens and tens and tens of thousands of women who have been followed by the CDC, who have been vaccinated when they were pregnant, there’s no indication whatsoever that there’s any increase of any adverse issues in a pregnant woman who was vaccinated compared to a pregnant woman who wasn’t vaccinated … it’s pretty clear that pregnant women should get vaccinated.”
Nightmare scenarios, slumbering outdoors:
Cap over face fun in the sun.
https://x.com/JustOneNic/status/2086708468355080677/video/1
Don’t fall asleep on the grass.
https://x.com/vanessa_trendi/status/2086664165830107508/video/1
FDA Approves First mRNA Flu Vaccine for Older Adults
The COVID vaccine used the same technology.
Posted by Mary Chastain Friday, August 7, 2026“Though mRNA science has shown promise in treating or preventing disease beyond COVID, known vaccine skeptic and Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has rallied against its development, canceling roughly $500 million in related projects in 2025. Earlier this year, the FDA, which operates under HHS, declined to review the mRNA flu shot before changing course about two weeks later.”
https://legalinsurrection.com/2026/08/fda-approves-first-mrna-flu-vaccine-for-older-adults/
