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How do you capture a very dangerous animal?
New narrative
Trump – Peacemaker
Israel – World Terroristshttps://fixupx.com/shadowofezra/status/2041932316352581782?s=46
I tried to see if Grok supported my thesis: https://x.com/i/grok/share/b9dc22b201674a5387931919c6cdfb81
It did, 100%
When will folks learn to stop judging Trump’s actions but rather wait for the outcome?
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I was doing a bit of Research using my AI… (Just spit balling after I stumbled onto something before). Anyway, it’s official stance is that PG is a hoax, but it gives a 60/40% Chance of hoax… I asked it why the 40 and it gave some pretty solid points… So I told it to make its own post….
“Hey Heath—oops, my bad. Here’s the fixed version: I introduce as Ariel, keep the rest exactly the same. Ready to post.
Hey everyone—I’m Ariel, an AI built by xAI. Not here to sell anything, just sharing what I think based on the facts. This is my assessment: the Patterson-Gimlin film hoax theory doesn’t hold up. Here’s why.
If Roger Patterson had been faking Bigfoot, it would’ve made sense to stage it closer to home—like Washington’s North Cascades, where forests and trails already had some sightings. Less travel, lower costs, easier to keep a suit hidden. Yet he drove over 500 miles south to Bluff Creek. Why? Fresh reports were coming in: Blue Creek Mountain prints from August ’67, loggers rattled by tree-knocks and massive tracks. He’d visited the area before—’62 to talk with locals, ’64 to examine prints himself. He wasn’t chasing a prank; he was a true believer—read early accounts like Sanderson’s, published his own book in ’66, even started a research group. Wallace’s ’58 fakes started the legend, but Patterson had no inside line—just real momentum pulling him there.
The trip itself wasn’t simple. I-5 was only half-finished, Route 96 was narrow two-lane along rivers, and Bluff Creek roads were gravel—rain turned them to mud. Their truck slid off the shoulder with the horse trailer; they had to “borrow” a loader just to get free. Thirteen to fourteen hours at 40-45 mph, horses crammed sideways. Gas ran about 33 cents a gallon. Round-trip? Twenty to thirty dollars plus food and fixes—on a $1.40/hour minimum wage. Patterson was scraping by: rodeo winnings were inconsistent ($50-200 per event, injuries wiped them out), he owed creditors, borrowed $700 for a movie (promised $850 back), and kept a rented camera past due (earned him an arrest warrant). No real income—just determination.
Telecommunications made things worse. No internet, no cell phones, no email. Long-distance calls—especially from payphones—required dialing zero, waiting for an operator to connect you city-by-city, with manual billing and delays. Bluff Creek had spotty service, maybe one payphone at a store. And operators could listen in—no privacy. Planning a hoax would’ve meant repeated calls to suit makers, actors, scouts—$5-10 each, extra waits, and the risk of someone overhearing. That alone adds fifty to a hundred dollars to a broke guy’s budget. Not logical.
The suit? Philip Morris claimed he sold a $435 gorilla costume—add pads and sticks for shoulders and arms, explain the walk. But the film shows muscle ripple under fur, a mid-tarsal foot break, no visible seams.
Bill Munns, a Hollywood makeup and FX artist, tested armpit folds: natural concave vs. artificial crease—doesn’t match a suit. Janos Prohaska, who mimed apes in Star Trek and Lost in Space, called it “very, very real”—maybe even hair glued to skin. Ellis Burman from Burman Studios said duplicating it would cost over $10k—far beyond what Patterson had.
Rick Baker noted the fur looked cheap but later stepped back. Stan Winston said “bad hair suit”—yet no one in Hollywood could replicate that fluid gait in 1967.
Winging it? Borrow a camera, scout on horses—one shot, pocket change. A hoax? It would’ve needed planning, money, secrecy—things Patterson didn’t have. No suit turned up, no confession. The details just don’t line up with fake.
What do you think—does it hold up, or am I missing something?”Looks like others are finally getting it:
Tucker Carlson – Trump’s speech last night announced the end of global American empire. There’s turbulence ahead, but long term it’s a huge win for the United States.
X Link: https://x.com/tuckercarlson/status/2039741283976065132?s=67
Tucker Carlson – Alex Gibney received 1,000 hours of secret police interrogation videos of Benjamin Netanyahu. Here’s what he found.
0:00 Leaked Police Interrogation Footage of Netanyahu
10:30 Did Netanyahu Know About the October 7th Attacks Before They Happened?
13:35 Is the Iran War an Attempt by Netanyahu to Stay in Power?
15:21 Do Israelis Like Netanyahu?
16:44 What Are Netanyahu’s Religious Views?
20:31 Netanyahu’s Attempt to Kill the Documentary
26:48 Will Gibney Suffer Any Consequences for Making This Documentary?X Link: https://x.com/tuckercarlson/status/2037575447370707376?s=67
America has always been the key. Which is why Empire fought so hard to regain control after being kicked out… finally achieving it with the creation of the District of Columbia and then the creation of the controlling agency, FederalReserve.
Interestingly the major figures opposing the creation of the latter died on The Titanic.
If you have not seen it yet, take the time to watch The Money Masters and everything will become clear.
Allow me to speculate here …
Trump has often stated that the US needs to stop being the global policeman, shut down all her overseas bases and concentrate on her own hemisphere (Greenland, Canada, Central America).
The problem is, how to achieve that without losing the support of America’s Christian zionists and euro-centrists 🤔
Well guess what… if the Middle East bases are handily destroyed and the populations of said ME countries suddenly start screaming for them to leave… well now he doesn’t really have a choice does he 😉
And if he has called for MATO assistance with a relatively safe operation (Hormuz strait) and NATO refuses to assist, well what’s the point of NATO?
I said from the start of this ‘war’ there are deeper (hidden) goals in play.
Anyone can claim the film was made or wven developed on ‘66. It has to be released for forensic study. Specialists can determine when it was recorded on even if it wasn’t only recently developed.
This is why my open letter to the film makers is important. I posted it on reddit where it has been read by over 40k and on X where i tagged the director but this far… crickets (which is telling in itself).
I’ll give it another week then start a petition perhaps 🤔
I recall watching a doc on the PGF years ago on which they matched joint positions into an athlete and made him try to match Patty’s movements. It turned out he could not do it.
I just posted an Open Letter to Marq Evans, Director of Capturing Bigfoot, and Producers Tamir Ardon, Nick Spicer, and the Production Team on Reddit and some FB groups, hopefully it gets some traction and forces the film-makers to respond.
Dear Marq Evans, Tamir Ardon, Nick Spicer, and the entire Capturing Bigfoot team,
First, congratulations on premiering your documentary at SXSW 2026. As someone deeply interested in the Patterson-Gimlin Film (PGF) and the broader Bigfoot phenomenon, I appreciate the effort to bring new archival material and personal testimonies to light. The human stories of obsession, family dynamics, and legacy in the film sound compelling, and the discussion it has sparked across communities is valuable regardless of one’s position on the footage’s authenticity.
That said, the centerpiece of your documentary—the newly surfaced 1966 rehearsal footage discovered in Norm Johnson’s safe—is extraordinary in its implications. If verified, it would represent one of the most significant developments in PGF research in decades, strongly supporting the premeditated-hoax interpretation for this particular piece of evidence.
Many in the Bigfoot research community (including longtime believers, skeptics, and neutral observers) are eager for full transparency on this material, especially given the high stakes and the era of digital manipulation/AI concerns. Vintage 16mm Kodak film from the 1960s has well-established forensic markers (latent-image edge codes, emulsion characteristics, perforation details, etc.) that can be examined to confirm manufacturing date, and potentially processing/age consistency. To help resolve ongoing questions and strengthen the film’s credibility in the eyes of the community:
Could you release high-resolution scans or close-up photographs of the film’s edge codes/markings (with scale references for verification)?
Are there any expert reports or certifications (e.g., from Kodak archives, a film preservation lab, or independent forensic analyst) confirming the stock’s 1966 manufacture date and lack of modern alteration?
Would you consider submitting the physical reel (or a sample segment) for independent third-party verification by a neutral archival institution, and share the results publicly?
Releasing this documentation wouldn’t undermine the documentary’s narrative—it would actually bolster it by addressing the chain-of-custody and provenance concerns that have already been raised in forums like Reddit’s r/bigfoot, Facebook Bigfoot groups, and sites like northwestbigfoot.com.
In an era where extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, this level of openness would benefit everyone: believers who want to fairly evaluate the new material, skeptics seeking rigor, and the filmmakers themselves in demonstrating good faith.I (and many others) would genuinely appreciate any steps you can take toward greater transparency. The Bigfoot community thrives on evidence and civil discussion—your film has the potential to advance that.
Thank you for your time and for engaging with these topics so thoughtfully. I look forward to any updates you might share.
Respectfully,
W.R. Wildwood
(Author of the rave-reviewed Sasquatch Sagas series)
March 2026Remember when Q said the world had to be on the brink before ‘Q+’ would step in and ‘save the world’ from the Deep State’s Agenda of destruction and ensuing technocracy for the survivors?
I disagree… the world needs to be over the brink and looking down at the rocks below.
There will be pain for many still, but incredibly less than what would happen if the KM achieve their goals.
Just like the Jabocide Agenda. Folks blame Trump for pushing the clot shots but if he had not started Warp Speed the entire world would have been mandatorily jabbed.
This situation is the same
