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Sunday, September 5, 2021

We're Not The Only Hominids On This Planet

I've been following Sasquatch research for years. It is abundantly clear that the Sasquatches are real. They are widely dispersed over the planet, wherever there are wild, remote, mountainous, forested and/or impenetrable swampy regions. They are masters of bushcraft, very intelligent, highly telepathic, and extremely wary of Homo sapiens -- for which reason they avoid us 99.99% off the time and are rarely seen.

But there are exceptions to the rule, one of them being the so-called Patterson-Gimlin film of an adult, female Sasquatch that was taken in a backwoods, mountainous region of northern California in 1967. Here is a good analysis of the film and the huge, bipedal primate that appears in it, by Australian artist and researcher, Wayne Dowsent.


He concludes that it's the "real deal" -- and I agree!

There are people who have ongoing contacts with these huge hominids that live off the land. They are very smart -- and also quite chary of us.

One of the best known of the Sasquatch contactees is "Mike", with the YouTube channel, Sasquatch Ontario. Over a period of years he befriended a Sasquatch family in a remote forest in Ontario, and has had many direct encounters with them. One of the things that he has done is to set up recording devices in the forest near where he camps, to pick up the voices of the Sasquatches. They are huge, so their rib cage, lungs and vocal apparatus (mouth, throat, larynx, etc.) are far larger than ours. This means that their "sound box" can project much more volume than we can. Listen to one of "Mike's" recordings with a Sasquatch that he knows.

Sasquatch Speech

The Sasquatches are mostly nocturnal, can be very playful and mischievous if they want to be, and are incredibly stealthy, despite their enormous size. In the recording you can hear the male Sasquatch saying the English words, "tree, flower, Mike, what, who and you." He says, "Mike," repeatedly, as he is quite fond of Mike. 

And to imagine that fools go into the forests and mountains with high powered rifles, hoping to kill one of these intelligent giants. Isn't it obvious why they keep away from us 99.99% of the time?

John Bindernagel is a PhD biologist who has spent many years investigating and researching Sasquatch. He's published a couple of books on the topic. On his website he states:

As a wildlife biologist, I have been studying the sasquatch (or bigfoot) for just over 50 years. For the past 25 years, the main subject of my wildlife research has been the scrutiny of evidence which appears to affirm the sasquatch as an existing mammal. During this period, I found this evidence to be not only compelling, but eventually conclusive in supporting the sasquatch as an existing North American mammal. (source: http://sasquatchbiologist.org)

Another PhD scientist who has spent years studying Sasquatch is Jeff Meldrum, a professor of physical anthropology and human anatomy at Idaho State University. He's published a variety of materials having to do with Sasquatch/Bigfoot: Sasquatch Field Guide: Identifying, Tracking and Sighting North America's Great Ape; Sasquatch: Legend Meets Science; Sasquatch Expedition Log Books & Field Journal; Sasquatch, Yeti and Other Wildmen of the World: A Field Guide to Relict Hominoids; and Companion to the Sasquatch Field Guide.

Meldrum has gotten a lot of flak from colleagues and critics over the years who take pot shots at his Sasquatch research, but then it has long been a truism that when you are drawing the most flak you are right over the target. Dr. Meldrum's research strongly points to the existence of a very large and hairy, extremely stealthy hominid living in the wilds of North America.

Another PhD anthropologist, Grover S. Kranz, in 1999 published the book, Bigfoot Sasquatch Evidence: The Anthropologist Speaks Out, that takes a look at a variety of evidence that points to the reality of an elusive, very large, bipedal primate or hominid that inhabits the remote, wilderness areas of North America. Dr. Kranz, now deceased, was a professor of anthropology at Washington State University. Some of his other Sasquatch related publications include: The Sasquatch and Other Unknown Hominoids; Big Footprints: A Scientific Inquiry Into the Reality of Sasquatch; and The Scientist Looks at the Sasquatch.

Though I have spent a fair amount of time over the years hiking and walking around in the woods, mountains, swamps, marshes and wilderness areas of parts of Virginia, Georgia, Louisiana, New Mexico, Arizona and a small part of the Upper Amazon region in Ecuador, I have never consciously seen a Sasquatch or Bigfoot. 

But my intuitive sense is that they have seen me. I once came across some huge, fresh, dark-colored, still warm scat while hiking in the mountains in New Mexico. The scat was beside a year-round spring, that was at the head of a mountain gulch that issued out into a seasonal arroyo farther below. The animal that left it was clearly much larger and heavier than a human being. At the time I thought to myself that the only two possibilities were a large black bear or a Sasquatch. In either case, the bear or Sasquatch would certainly have been aware of my presence, given that I was probably the only human for at least a mile around, if not more. I felt no fear. I continued on to the top of the mountain.

I would be remiss if I failed to mention a first-hand account that was related to me in the early 1980s, when I was working at the Morton salt mine at Weeks Island, Louisiana, right down on the Gulf Coast, along the Intracoastal Waterway. I was working the night shift in the mill at that time. One evening, one of my co-workers arrived at work in an excited state. He told me the following: as he drove off of the long causeway that runs for miles across the coastal salt marsh from the mainland to Weeks Island, and entered into the forested landscape of Weeks Island, he was startled to see a long armed, approximately 5-foot tall, bipedal, fur covered primate dart rapidly across the road in front of his car. It was upright, running on two legs, and quickly swung up into the trees along the road, using its long arms to climb up into the branches. It all happened in seconds. In his words: "it was really gettin' it!"

Now, mainstream zoology and anthropology do not admit of any large, wild, bipedal primates or hominids anywhere in North America, including in coastal Louisiana. But I thought at the time, and still do, that my co-worker probably saw a juvenile Sasquatch. And where there is one, there are bound to be others. There is plenty to eat for an omnivorous species that lives off the land: snakes, turtles, alligators, frogs, fish, oysters, crabs, birds, cattails, berries, wild grapes, leaves, nuts and acorns, crawfish, eels, tree bark, rabbits, raccoons, deer, and much more. How would a Sasquatch get out to Weeks Island? Easy, just walk across the salt marsh at low tide. 

The Sasquatches and related, "officially" unrecognized hominids in the wild regions of the Earth do not deserve the rampant destruction that swarming billions of careless, thoughtless Homo sapiens are inflicting on the world, with the runaway destruction of the great forests of Eurasia, Africa and North, South and Central America. These hominids which are out there, abroad in the world, are our very close, genetic and spiritual cousins. A growing body of evidence leaves no doubt about that. What will their fate be, as greedy, stupid, destructive Homo sapiens clear cut and bulldoze the remaining great forests, globally contaminate the natural world with toxic chemicals and radioactive waste, and bring the world to the brink of a shooting nuclear war, with the global devastation that that will entail? 

Indeed, how will the great masses of Homo sapiens survive all of that? The answer is not clear, but it seems that for whatever reason there are always survivors in times of great trouble and disruption, a relict population to carry on. Tremendous upheaval lies just ahead. Many will die, but some will survive and carry on, both Sasquatches and humans. From everything that I am hearing and reading, from multiple data streams from a variety of sources both inner and outer, a great die off of humans on this planet is going to occur. But it won't be everyone. Some will survive and help lay a saner and much more life friendly foundation for the world that will follow.

I intend to be one of those survivors. I have more to do, a part to play in what follows the terrible time that will very, very soon be hard upon us all. As conditions rapidly deteriorate, in Ecuador and elsewhere, I desperately need to make some urgent, practical and pragmatic preparations right now, this month and in October. To do that I need several hundred more dollars than I have at present. If you are able and willing to donate it will be a real life saver for me at a time of tremendous need. For how to make a cash donation please contact me at: dr.samizdat1618@gmail.com This is the preferred method of donation for me right now.