In my opinion, no, Bigfoot are not aliens. They have been here for thousands of years, just another part of the natural fauna.
At least the one I saw was not, I am certain, any sort of alien. it had an intelligence in it's eyes to be sure, but not not an intelligence that could build starships. More like an intelligence that could outwit me to no end, so long as I kept the contest to a natural environment. It had a more or less human face, but there was no weirdness reminiscent of far off planets.
It was a conservator of the land, just as Indians have claimed forever. I think what brought it out was checking out the hickories I had cut for bow staves, and it was just happenstance that I saw it at all. There is a possibility that it was curious as to why strangers were hanging out around my house in the darkness (it scared the hell out of one of them, for certain), but It's interest in the bow staves stays with me, and carries more weight IMO. The "strangers" were my problem, not Bigfoot's.
I'm familiar with Danny Vendramini's theories, but think he is as full of crap as the UFO=bigfoot folks. Myra Shackley proposed that Bigfoot (at least the Russian Almas variety) is a relict Neanderthal, but that is not at all like Vendramini's off the wall notions. Danny May be on the right track in sayng that Neanderthals were nocturnal, but his notions go off the rails when he claims they were predatory on humans. I think he gets that idea from the Vindija Neanderthal cannibals and the like, but human societies have had cannibals, too, and the Neanderthal population was never large enough to present a real threat to humanity, nor to leave a "boogey man" image in all living human psyches.
Nope. This just seems an attempt at a "Grand Unified Theory of the Paranormal" to me. and I do not believe, not even a little bit, that Bigfoot are in any way connected to aliens.
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At least the one I saw was not, I am certain, any sort of alien. it had an intelligence in it's eyes to be sure, but not not an intelligence that could build starships. More like an intelligence that could outwit me to no end, so long as I kept the contest to a natural environment. It had a more or less human face, but there was no weirdness reminiscent of far off planets.
It was a conservator of the land, just as Indians have claimed forever. I think what brought it out was checking out the hickories I had cut for bow staves, and it was just happenstance that I saw it at all. There is a possibility that it was curious as to why strangers were hanging out around my house in the darkness (it scared the hell out of one of them, for certain), but It's interest in the bow staves stays with me, and carries more weight IMO. The "strangers" were my problem, not Bigfoot's.
I'm familiar with Danny Vendramini's theories, but think he is as full of crap as the UFO=bigfoot folks. Myra Shackley proposed that Bigfoot (at least the Russian Almas variety) is a relict Neanderthal, but that is not at all like Vendramini's off the wall notions. Danny May be on the right track in sayng that Neanderthals were nocturnal, but his notions go off the rails when he claims they were predatory on humans. I think he gets that idea from the Vindija Neanderthal cannibals and the like, but human societies have had cannibals, too, and the Neanderthal population was never large enough to present a real threat to humanity, nor to leave a "boogey man" image in all living human psyches.
Nope. This just seems an attempt at a "Grand Unified Theory of the Paranormal" to me. and I do not believe, not even a little bit, that Bigfoot are in any way connected to aliens.
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Diogenes was eating bread and lentils for supper. He was seen by the philosopher Aristippus, who lived comfortably by flattering the king.
Said Aristippus, ‘If you would learn to be subservient to the king you would not have to live on lentils.’ Said Diogenes, ‘Learn to live on lentils and you will not have to be subservient to the king.’
Said Aristippus, ‘If you would learn to be subservient to the king you would not have to live on lentils.’ Said Diogenes, ‘Learn to live on lentils and you will not have to be subservient to the king.’