The Cryptid/ Unexplained Event/ Paranormal Thread.



For some reason main stream academia is hell bent on ignoring each and every ancient story from across the world. That points to the existence of a advanced civilization in the distant past. Plato was not the only person to mention it. Native American lore, Ancient Chinese lore, Ancient African Lore, Ancient Indian Lore. No mater where you look stories exist. But Academia have a theory of the past and don't want to budge from it.
 
IndyFront said:
Particularly Appalachia, looot of cryptid/bigfoot sightings around here
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Gonna note here, I lived in Appalachia for years. The underbrush is so dense moving around outside the beaten path requires a machete, and the plant life grows so quickly your lawn will be sprouting honest-to-god trees if you go two weeks without mowing. I used to chat with the wildsang hunters who would go out into that growth and come back with burlap sacks full of ginseng they harvested out of the ancient trees, and they had a few stories about what they saw.

If there's anywhere in the US there are cryptids, it's going to be in that tangled undergrowth that scientists can't be bothered to hack their way into, and where the foliage and the "smoke" rising from the smokies is too dense for satellites to see anything.
 
Bear Ribs said:
Gonna note here, I lived in Appalachia for years. The underbrush is so dense moving around outside the beaten path requires a machete, and the plant life grows so quickly your lawn will be sprouting honest-to-god trees if you go two weeks without mowing. I used to chat with the wildsang hunters who would go out into that growth and come back with burlap sacks full of ginseng they harvested out of the ancient trees, and they had a few stories about what they saw.

If there's anywhere in the US there are cryptids, it's going to be in that tangled undergrowth that scientists can't be bothered to hack their way into, and where the foliage and the "smoke" rising from the smokies is too dense for satellites to see anything.
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Not just Appalachia. Down here in SC you can't get Scientists to get in a Jon Boat to document that Ivory Bill Woodpecker sittings in the deep swamps. They don't want to leave there nice safe dry labs and go into a bug infested swamp crawling with 18ft long Gators. We do it just to fish but Academics seem to have a real chicken streak in them.
 
Captain X said:
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I read many books about it.Some people who go there belived,that it is bear,others thought that yeti exist.
Whatever lurks there,must live in valleys,not on mountains - becouse no mammal could live there.

P.S I hope,that it is Giganthopithecus !
 
Sailor.X said:


Looks like the Geber are still on the continent in the far north.
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Most likely true,althought those 18-19th foot tall probably were much smaller.

I just read book of Sebastian R.Bielak "Po bezdrożach Alaski"/my translation -" on bad roads of Alasca"

About his work as volunteer for american WWildlife refugees there.
First,Kenai,was pretty normal,but next in Galena was really wild,and people there belived in their version of Big Foot,which is named as Woodsman there.

Basically everybody belived in it/althought none personally saw it/,it supposed to have little over 2m,hairy,live in small groyps and communicate in grunts and whistles.
It also stinks,which probably mean,that it is carrion-eater.

People fear to talk about it too much,becouse it could hurt them later,and local indians belive that it is evil creature which hunt people if it can.

Everybody belive,that it could mad itself partially invisible,do not made any sounds,and could paralyse people when it look in their eyes.

I hope,that it is true.Alasca with Woodsmen is certainly more interesting !
 
ATP said:
Most likely true,althought those 18-19th foot tall probably were much smaller.

I just read book of Sebastian R.Bielak "Po bezdrożach Alaski"/my translation -" on bad roads of Alasca"

About his work as volunteer for american WWildlife refugees there.
First,Kenai,was pretty normal,but next in Galena was really wild,and people there belived in their version of Big Foot,which is named as Woodsman there.

Basically everybody belived in it/althought none personally saw it/,it supposed to have little over 2m,hairy,live in small groyps and communicate in grunts and whistles.
It also stinks,which probably mean,that it is carrion-eater.

People fear to talk about it too much,becouse it could hurt them later,and local indians belive that it is evil creature which hunt people if it can.

Everybody belive,that it could mad itself partially invisible,do not made any sounds,and could paralyse people when it look in their eyes.

I hope,that it is true.Alasca with Woodsmen is certainly more interesting !
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In the traditions of the Tribes of the Southeast one Giant is infamous. Judaculla. He was every bit larger than 18ft and definitely pure blood Nephilim. He is responsible for throwing this rock to it's current location.

www.romanticasheville.com

Judaculla Rock | RomanticAsheville.com

See petroglyphs etched into Judaculla Rock, created by Cherokee Indians up to 1,500 years ago. Located near Sylva NC.
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Sailor.X said:
In the traditions of the Tribes of the Southeast one Giant is infamous. Judaculla. He was every bit larger than 18ft and definitely pure blood Nephilim. He is responsible for throwing this rock to it's current location.

www.romanticasheville.com

Judaculla Rock | RomanticAsheville.com

See petroglyphs etched into Judaculla Rock, created by Cherokee Indians up to 1,500 years ago. Located near Sylva NC.
www.romanticasheville.com www.romanticasheville.com
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Wait,info there say "over 7th foot tall"
 
ATP said:
Wait,info there say "over 7th foot tall"
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The info is from the National Parks service. Not the Tribes The National Parks don't like giving the true height of Judaculla or acknowledging the Bigfoot sittings in the area.
 
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The info is from the National Parks service. Not the Tribes The National Parks don't like giving the true height of Judaculla or acknowledging the Bigfoot sittings in the area.
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Thanks.But - athabascan indian in Alasca,according to book i mentioned,said that Woodsman is slighty bigger then 2m - but still belive,that it exist,is evil,and fear talking about it.
And stink like carrion.
 
Sailor.X said:


For some reason main stream academia is hell bent on ignoring each and every ancient story from across the world. That points to the existence of a advanced civilization in the distant past. Plato was not the only person to mention it. Native American lore, Ancient Chinese lore, Ancient African Lore, Ancient Indian Lore. No mater where you look stories exist. But Academia have a theory of the past and don't want to budge from it.
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A civilization that seems to have existed before our own. Multiple locations where flooding has occurred and are still flooded. Look at a map of the Sahara it shows that it was flooded at one point. Every culture seeming to have a flood myth. Also stories of higher beings coming down to mate with human women.

Yeah, I can see why the main stream would not want to investigate it. Also wasn't the Ark allegedly discovered in the Mountains of Turkey. Noah's Ark, not the one Moses had made.
 
Typhonis said:
A civilization that seems to have existed before our own. Multiple locations where flooding has occurred and are still flooded. Look at a map of the Sahara it shows that it was flooded at one point. Every culture seeming to have a flood myth. Also stories of higher beings coming down to mate with human women.

Yeah, I can see why the main stream would not want to investigate it. Also wasn't the Ark allegedly discovered in the Mountains of Turkey. Noah's Ark, not the one Moses had made.
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Yeah the Ark was said to settle in the Mountains of Ararat. Which is a Mountain Range that extends from Turkey into Iran. So the Ark is in that range somewhere. The powers that be are married to the Nonbiblical narrative of Human Origins. Any and all things that points to the Bible being true is hushed up and down played by them. Even when the evidence is practically screaming at them.
 
I'm surprised the Catholic Church would not sponsor some things to investigate possible Antediluvian ruins.
 
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