#968635 - 11/22/16 05:59 PM
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I love it when you guys or anybody for that matter makes comments regarding my sanity, or gives me that "look" when I'm talking about this stuff in person.
I ain't worried about it in the least, I'm telling you the truth and I do understand what a reasonable response to that truth is, so don't think it bothers me a bit. I know what you guys "know" and what you "believe", I'm not trying to change your point of view. I know that what I am telling you is "unbelievable" and impossible to accept, unless you have seen it yourself, or seen substantial evidence of it.
I'm just telling you the truth and watching your response/reaction to something I know the vast majority of people cannot accept. I am doing the right thing by telling you, this is all stuff our government should not be keeping secret anyways, regardless if they have any antidote or not, people should know what they are up against, even if their is no way to protect yourself.
A good set of books to read are ( Missing 411) written by David Paulides. Anybody who spends anytime in the woods should read these books..
Edited by RICH G (11/22/16 06:05 PM)
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#968636 - 11/22/16 06:19 PM
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Rich is really sliding into the abyss, is there a chance he's just punking us? I hope this is the case for his sake.
Yes, the whole time. The dude is entertaining any way you look at it. Some of the best trolling technique I've seen.
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#968639 - 11/22/16 06:43 PM
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RICH G
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Im kinda trolling and telling the truth at the same time, so it's not really a troll.
I would not believe in this stuff either if I hadn't investigated as far as I did.
At first I only believed in Bigfoot because I had seen one, but reasonably thought it was just a really rare relic hominid or north american great ape.
I went 8 years without investigating anything after my sighting in La Push, then I met a guy who kinda drug me into it, at that point my line of thought had not changed. I had an idea for a research strategy and so the Olympic Project was born, my partner knew a guy who funded the project, (about $300,000. worth). So I started spending about 30 hours a week in the field, contacting witnesses and working in the field gathering evidence, every minute I was not working I was investigating bigfoot. This went until about 2014.
Within a couple years I was starting to figure out we were not dealing with some stupid/smart ape or caveman, and they wernt rare either. I definitely have veered off from the mainstream group of bigfoot researchers who continue to deploy the same research tactics and same theories as researchers had 60 years ago, and they are getting the same results even with new technology. They keep beating their heads against the wall wondering why the results don't improve. All the while they disregard about 60% of the evidence they encounter even though the same inconvenient evidence comes up again and again. As far as I understand they are unable to take the "leap" which I was able to do. In my opinion it's because the truth does not fit within their belief system or comfort zone, instead they disregard all the evidence they are unable to accept so they can maintain the "Apex" mindset and feel comfortable and safe.
To put it simply the truth scares them so they chose to lie to themselves about what these things really are. (that is the mind of the average bigfoot researcher).. They like the social aspect of the research, and the opportunity to make a significant discovery, get famous.. They want to believe in the basic scientific disciplines which are reasonably accepted because that's what they are comfortable with, (much like most of you), the problem is our basic scientific disciplines are not adequate to explain the phenomenon of bigfoot. Most bigfoot researchers just like the majority of the population are unable to accept that type of thinking..
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#968647 - 11/22/16 07:39 PM
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It all boils down to this - I'm right, everyone else is wrong, and anyone who disputes this is clearly a dumbfuck.
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Basic scientific disciplines are reasonably accepted because they are testable, repeatable, peer-reviewed, and factual. When better evidence is presented, then your conclusions must change. Otherwise you're talking philosophy, not science.
Present some better evidence, Rich. Grainy movies, footprint casts, and anecdotal evidence are not good evidence. Present some evidence and people will believe you.
People didn't believe in dinosaurs at one time. It wasn't because there was some conspiracy, or people were unable to accept that kind of thinking - it was because there was a lack of evidence. Once the evidence was collected and presented, people believed.
I know it's a concept that may be difficult for you to come to grips with, but it is reality.
You know the guy on the street corner that talks to himself and swats at flies that aren't there? He thinks the flies are really there - contrary to any evidence of them existing. Kinda like you and bigfoot. Now if the guy came up with a dead fly when he clapped his hands together, then you'd have to believe his story. The dead fly is good evidence. A dead bigfoot would be good evidence. A bigfoot skeleton would be good evidence. A grainy film is not good evidence. Foot casts are not good evidence. A story from some guy - or any number of people - is not good evidence.
Your definition of good evidence may vary from mine.
Now let's discuss gnomes in more detail. Have you seen a gnome?
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#968651 - 11/22/16 08:10 PM
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RICH G
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Bigfoot and other stuff out there are not explainable with reasonably accepted scientific disciplines and methods. Their existence has been proven with these methods but their actual existence in itself challenges those methods and thats why world governments and the general scientific community either is unable to accept their existence or denies it all together. Their existence in its true capacity shows the vulnerabilities and shortcomings in our current accepted disciplines and belief systems. Just the fact that they are here does not jive with mainstream scientific thought or theory. What it does expose is that humanity has drifted too far from ancient/aboriginal beliefs and explanation regarding these phenomena.
Humans 1000 years ago had a much better grasp on human origins and the world itself than we do today. We have been completely mislead from the truth, our connection from that truth has been severed and has caused our inability to be truly independent and to live without basic fear.
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#968652 - 11/22/16 08:30 PM
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Bigfoot is in the same category as God and Ailiens, every kind of proof but evidence. I see see no reason to stop what your doing Rich. Next time you wake up with your ass hurting it was a cloaked bigfoot sneaking into your bed room playing with your man hole. Normal evolutionary response of a being with matched intelligence, it is all making sense now. Bigfoot and other stuff out there are not explainable with reasonably accepted scientific disciplines and methods. Their existence has been proven with these methods but their actual existence in itself challenges those methods and thats why world governments and the general scientific community either is unable to accept their existence or denies it all together. Their existence in its true capacity shows the vulnerabilities and shortcomings in our current accepted disciplines and belief systems. Just the fact that they are here does not jive with mainstream scientific thought or theory. What it does expose is that humanity has drifted too far from ancient/aboriginal beliefs and explanation regarding these phenomena.
Humans 1000 years ago had a much better grasp on human origins and the world itself than we do today. We have been completely mislead from the truth, our connection from that truth has been severed and has caused our inability to be truly independent and to live without basic fear.
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#968653 - 11/22/16 08:37 PM
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It all boils down to this - I'm right, everyone else is wrong, and anyone who disputes this is clearly a dumbfuck.
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Humans 1000 years ago had a much better grasp on human origins and the world itself than we do today. We have been completely mislead from the truth, our connection from that truth has been severed and has caused our inability to be truly independent and to live without basic fear.
Like the Mayans? They couldn't even come up with a reliable calendar.
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#968656 - 11/22/16 08:46 PM
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RICH G
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These things have an intelligence level significantly beyond our own. And probably have a lifespan much, much longer than ours.
These things have a purpose here and serve an authority of some type, they have rules or laws which they are bound to. Their behavior suggests every part of that. They are not controlled by the same fears that we are but instead some authority which they rarely go against. I don't think that our existence has much to do with their presence here currently, it may have in the past or in the future but not currently.
I do think that sometimes they make their presence known to some people for some sort of purpose related to that individual's life history, kinda like a "nudge" to push you in a certain direction to obtain some type of comfort or enlightenment.
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#968658 - 11/22/16 08:58 PM
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It all boils down to this - I'm right, everyone else is wrong, and anyone who disputes this is clearly a dumbfuck.
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Do they have signals other than house slaps and wood knocks?
Because you're not going to wake me up with just a house slap - and I don't want to miss anything cool if they decide I need to get a signal.
Anyway..............enough about that.
Let's talk gnomes.
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#968659 - 11/22/16 09:09 PM
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Was "Harry and the Hendersons" a documentary?
Do Bigfoots really like beef jerky?
I would also like to hear about the gnomes. Or is it Gnomes with a capital G?
Fish on...
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#968663 - 11/22/16 09:25 PM
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then I met a guy who kinda drug me into it, That speaks volumes. Good nugget Black.
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#968664 - 11/22/16 09:30 PM
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April Fool
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Do they have signals other than house slaps and wood knocks?
Because you're not going to wake me up with just a house slap - and I don't want to miss anything cool if they decide I need to get a signal.
Anyway..............enough about that.
Let's talk gnomes.
Gnomes like to jack off on your house's outside door handle, then they do the door bell ditch. It's still a mystery how they can shoot the money shot so far up. Rich ?
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#968672 - 11/23/16 06:38 AM
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RICH G
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The only thing I have ever seen is a bigfoot in 2000 and another one in 2010. Gnomes, the only thing I have seen is 3 blurry game cam pics from pensylvania. Dogman, seen a couple pictures and three of them were identified in the bigfoot DNA study, two were from Tennessee one from a NE state. Little people, I have a scientist friend who spent 30 summers in the Colorado any Wyoming rockies researching bears, goats and sheep at high elevation, he had multiple encounters with Tinny humanoids above 11,000 feet elevation.
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#968681 - 11/23/16 08:44 AM
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It all boils down to this - I'm right, everyone else is wrong, and anyone who disputes this is clearly a dumbfuck.
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Dogman?
Do tell.
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#968688 - 11/23/16 10:06 AM
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How many tabs of acid does it take before one can see a Bigfoot?
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#968695 - 11/23/16 01:14 PM
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