Other names for Bigfoot

It's amazing to me that there are so many different names for roughly the cryptid seen all around the world. In North America, just some of the names for him is Sasquatch and Bigfoot, but check out this comprehensive list of names for the 8 foot hairy beast across the planet Earth:

Sasquatch~Suhsq'uhtch (NW US), Maricoxi (South America), Maeroero (Maori), Almas (Mongolian), Meshe-Adam (Azerbaijan~Russia), Agach-Kishi (Karachai~Russia), Tkiskasti/Shaitan (Georgia/Caucasia), Mazyl/Almasti (Kabardinia (North Caucasus~Russia), Yerin (China), Hibagon (Japan), Oh-mahs (California), OhOhmah (Yurok & Hoopa), tinta-k-iwungxoya'n~hair covered boss of the mountain (Hoopa), Sesx-ech (Coast Salish), Kushtakaa (SE Alaska), Gagiit (Prince of Wales Island, Haida), Ba'oosh or Ba'wis (Tsimshean), D'sonoqui (Kwakwaka'wakw), Sne nah (Okanogan), Rugaru (Turtle Mt Ojibway), Chiye tanka (Lakota (West)/Sioux), Neginla eh(Alutiiq/Yuko), Nantiinaq (Kenai Peninsula), Nant'ina (Dena'ina), Urayuli (SW Alaskan), Get'qun (Lake Lliamna), A hoo la huk (Yup'ik), Gilyuk (Nelchina Plateau), Lariyin (Hare), Tah tah kle' ah (Yakama/Shasta), Sasahevas (Salish), Xi'lgo(Nehalem/Tillamook), So'yoko (Hopi), Ot ne yar heh (Iroquois), Ge no sqwa(Iroquois/Seneca), Miitiipi (Kawaiisu), Yahyahaas (Modoc), Tso apittse (Shoshone), Toylona(Taos), Atahsaia (Zuni), Yé'iitsoh (Dine'), El-Ish-kas (Makah), Sc'wen'ey'ti (Spokane), Skanicum (Colville), Choanito (Wenatchee), Ste ye mah (Yakama), Yeti (Tibetan), Seatco (Yakama/Klickitat/Puyallup), Seat ka (Yakama), See'atco (Coast Salish), Tsiatko (Puyallup/Nisqually), Steta'l (Puyallup/Nisqually), Abominable Snowman, Bukw's, Boq's, Pukw's (Bella Coola), Pkw's (Bella Bella), Mai-a-tlatl (Comox), Matlox (Nootka), Yi'dyi'ta(Nehalem/Tillamook), Sesq'ec~male, Qelqelitl~female (Musqueam), C'amek'wes (Lummi), C'iatqo (Twana), Skunk Ape (SE US), Yowi(Australia), Almas(Asia), Barmanus (NW Pakistan), Kakundakári (Africa), Gugu(Sumatra), Gin-sung(Asia), Mo Mo (Missouri), Wookie (Louisiana), Grassman (Ohio), Toké-Mussi (Oregon), Arulataq (Alaska), Nuk-luk, Nakani (North West Territories), Nguoi rung (Asia), Nuk-Luk (North America, Nyalmo (Asia), Orang-Pendek (Oceania), Tano Giant (Africa). Teh-Ima (Asia), Ucumar (Latin America), Yeren (Asia), Ye-Ti/Metch-Kangmi (Himalayas).

They are real and they have a name.

Cryptozoology Museum quickly becoming hot spot

Here's a place I have to go: http://cryptozoologymuseum.com.

My wife lived in Portland, Maine for many years and I've been looking for an excuse to get there myself.

Richard French, Ex-Air Force Lt. Colonel, 'It Was A UFO And . . . There Were Aliens Aboard It'

Here's an amazing story from Lee Speigel at Huffington Post!





When Air Force Lt. Col. Richard French was an alleged lead investigator of Project Blue Book in the 1950s, his job was to shoot down false reports of UFOs.

Given his job, French never dreamed he'd end up in Newfoundland one day watching what appeared to him to be two extraterrestrials performing repairs on a submerged, unknown circular craft.

In Washington, D.C., recently, the 83-year-old retired officer testified at the Citizen Hearing On Disclosure panel of six former members of Congress about his work as a UFO debunker in 1952.

French recounted how the Newfoundland incident unfolded decades ago, in the early 1950s, after two UFOs were seen by many people off the coast of St. John's. French's superiors ordered him to look into the situation.

"They said, 'We have a UFO report and we want you to investigate it,' and that was standard for what I was doing," French told The Huffington Post. "They told me there were two of them involved and that they were deep under the water, after entering the water doing roughly 100 miles an hour.

"There were a lot of people assembled on the wharf, at least 100 standing around just looking in amazement at the water, including several local policemen."

Watch Ret. Air Force Lt. Col. Richard French at the Citizen Hearing On Disclosure:

French recalls the water was very clear and he could see two circular craft, each one about 18 feet in diameter and approximately 3 feet thick. He said the two objects were floating below the surface of the water, a couple of feet apart, not more than 20 feet from the shore. And he saw two beings in the water near the ships.

"The first thing I saw was the UFOs, and it was apparent to me that they were doing something to the craft, and I couldn't really tell what because they were on the bottom side of it and not visible to me except when they would occasionally get over to the side where I could see them. The water was fairly clear and I could see without any trouble. They weren't down at the bottom of the [seabed] -- they were about half way down."

French told HuffPost that the two beings he saw "were about 2 or 3 feet tall, light grey in color, very thin, long arms with either two or three fingers. The top of their heads was much wider than their jaw line, their eyes were very slanted and you couldn't see pupils in them. They looked the way [aliens] have been depicted in motion pictures."

As the Air Force UFO debunker watched, he claims one of the ships began to rise out of the water.

"When it hit the [surface], it was going about 100 miles an hour. It then accelerated to somewhere in the neighborhood of 2,500 to 3,000 miles an hour and disappeared. It returned about 20 minutes later, slowed down to nearly a stop before it entered the water, then went down, and the two [beings] worked together.

"It took them about 20 minutes and then the two ships departed together, again slow when they exited the water, and immediately they sped up to a very high speed. I believe they were repairing [the ship] and tested that the repairs had been adequate, and then away they went."

Watch French talk about his job as an Air Force UFO debunker:

Ironically, French's job at the time -- as a Project Blue Book investigator -- was to debunk UFOs. So, what kind of report did he file with Blue Book about this case he had personally witnessed?

"Needless to say, it was a fictitious report, as all of them were. I didn't really say that they were UFOs -- I said that there was something we didn't know -- some type of foreign or unrecognizable vehicle there. In other words, I weasel-worded it.

"Oh, I think without a doubt it was a UFO and I think there were aliens aboard it. There's no question in my mind that was exactly what it was, and my duty was to debunk the story, so I did my best to do so."

The events of the Newfoundland UFO and alleged aliens took place some 60 years ago, in the days before everyone had a digital camera or image-capture cell phone in their pocket. Despite the fact that there are no photographs to substantiate the report, it's still an amazing story.

So what are we to make of this? Because it's not the first time French has stirred up the UFO-ET pot.

Last year, he told HuffPost exclusively that there wasn't just one UFO crash near Roswell, N.M., in 1947 -- he said there were two.

Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/05/13/alien-beings-repaired-und_n_3240437.html?utm_hp_ref=tw

Haunted Highway returns July 24th

The SyFy series, Haunted Highway was trashed by a lot of reviews and even a lot of viewers for being too much like Blair Witch Project, but I really liked the concept, the investigators, and the mysteries they explored.

All the original members are coming back. Jack Osbourne, Dana Workman, Devin Marble, and (my favorite) Jael de Pardo will take up 12 more mysteries in six new episodes beginning July 24th on SyFy Channel. Marble and de Pardo also teamed up in "Fact or Faked: Paranormal Files." De Pardo first came to my attention in "Destination Truth."

The series premiered July 3, 2012 and included such mysteries as the Louisiana Swamp Monster, Utah Skinwalker, and the Bear Lake Beast.

I look forward to seeing which mysteries they will find out there. 

Is war against Syria part of a bigger plan?

When you smell a rat, you usually find a rat, right? I think this may be the case for war against Syria.

When I first heard President Obama condemn the Syrian president Bashar Assad for using chemicals on his own people, it was like deja vu. Isn't that what we said Saddam Hussein did to get into war with Iraq? But, doesn't the US government have a very long, long documented history of spraying its own people with chemicals??

Then I read this article below:

http://www.infowars.com/israel-helps-its-al-qaeda-ally-with-attack-on-syria/

It states that Israel received military support from Al-Qaeda in its latest attack on Syria. And isn't Israel our "greatest" ally? Apparently we have a history of arming Al-Qaeda and employing their services, which made me think about the 9-11 conspiracy again and the CIA's relationship with Osama Bin Laden.

Then, I hear that Secretary of State John Kerry has gone to Russia to speak with President Putin to talk them into supporting a war against Syria, I mean "to take a tougher stance on Syria":

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/05/07/john-kerry-vladimir-putin-syria-talks_n_3227389.html

Then, I hear that we and our British allies may send arms to the Syrian rebels to fight against the evil Assad regime, which, by the way, claims that it's the rebels which have used the deadly gas:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2318993/Britain-set-end-arms-embargo-Syrian-rebels-Assad-massacres-100-men-women-children-knives-guns.html

BUT, then I hear UN human rights investigator Carla del Ponte, who is a very reliable source, say that they have information that it's the rebels and not the government that has sprayed Sarin gas on its own people.

http://www.kantipuronline.com/2013/05/06/world/syrian-rebels-used-sarin-un-rights-investigator/371209.html

So, if we are giving weapons to the rebels who has used Sarin, a powerful neurotoxin developed by Nazi scientists in the 1930s, to fight against a government, which may not have used Sarin at all, and we are using Al-Qaeda forces in our alliance against them, and we are trying to get Russia to side with us against Syria, it seems to me that there could possibly be an agenda to put someone else, perhaps someone we personally choose with the same master plan as us, in power in Syria.

Dyer Bigfoot Hoax exposed

Posted May 5, 2013

Rick Dyer may be the worst Bigfoot hoaxer in the world. Making claims in "Shooting Bigfoot" that director Matthew Minnow filmed a close encounter with Sasquatch in an area behind a Home Depot in San Antonio, Texas is a pretty obvious hoax. In this interview with a homeless man on location during the shoot, a number of contradictions arise. Listen for yourself.

J.R. Bob Dobbs Jr. went to the film location and spoke with several homeless people living in the area. Although a 9-1-1 call was made in 2007 by a homeless man claiming that there was a bigfoot in the area, Dobbs was unable to find him. 

It's not the first time Dyer has been exposed creating a Bigfoot hoax.  He's better known for the "Bigfoot in a freezer" hoax of 2008.