Cryptids And The Unknown

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@Brian_MurrayGH Black Eyed Children

What do you think?

@IBPIR24 Bigfoot !

It’s Bigfoot vs Mothman, so who you got?

@bfpteam 🤯🤯

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HAHAHA GET READY EVERYONE!! 😂

@CRAIGLCrawford LMAO 🤣🤣 THAT'S FUNNY!

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@Pildorasdefe @spaceandtech_

@spaceandtech_ They just want to make us feel inferior because they know that we are the only ones in the universe who are CHILDREN OF THE LIVING GOD, and no one else, not even the angels, has that status. Christ is King! 😇

🚨 Newly released UFO files from the Trump administration contain alleged messages from outer space people claiming Earth is the lowest form of universal existence and urging humanity to prepare for future extraterrestrial landings.

@Bugimus I'm Grabbing it , and hoping that I can begin a dialogue of understanding while I get warmed up.

You’re deep in the Pacific Northwest wilderness — ancient cedar and fir so thick the canopy blocks most light even in daylight. Solo multi-day trek, no one knows your exact route. Late afternoon, a brutal storm rolls in. Freezing rain, wind howling. You slip on moss-slick rock crossing a roaring creek. Ankle snaps with a sickening pop. Pain explodes. You drag yourself under a massive fallen log for shelter, but hypothermia is closing in fast — shivering uncontrollably, vision blurring, phone dead, zero signal. As true darkness falls and you’re fading, fighting to stay conscious, you hear it: heavy, deliberate footsteps in the downpour. They stop close. From the shadows, a massive hairy hand — easily twice human size, dark fur matted with rain, palm up, fingers gently curled — reaches toward you slowly. But here’s the part that cuts through the panic: the hand is unnaturally warm. You can feel the heat radiating off it like a living radiator, cutting the freezing air. And then a resonant, timeless voice echoes once inside your head — ancient, patient, neither male nor female: “It is not yet your time. Come.” No aggression. Just presence… waiting. You’re alone, broken, dying of exposure. Do you grab it? 👇

If you could become any cryptid, what which would you choose?

@IBPIR24 It's interesting, but it's also too pixelated to really tell what's exactly going on in the picture.

I mean, to me this looks heavily edited. What do you think? Bigfoot?

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Okay which one of you is it?🤣🤣🤣

@IBPIR24 How tall was the claim, or was there any information given with this ? I know it looks huge but looks can be deceiving especially when looking through a window.

Okay so I think this is a little over the top now. #Bigfoot surely isn't that big?

@Bugimus It's the government and nothing they do surprises me, getting rid of evidence is literally their M.O.

Did the Military Hide Bigfoot Bodies at Mount St. Helens? 🌋👣 May 18, 1980: Mount St. Helens erupted with catastrophic fury. A 24-megaton lateral blast ripped the mountain apart, flattening 230 square miles of ancient forest in minutes. 57 people lost their lives. Thousands of animals—elk, deer, bears—perished. In the chaotic weeks that followed, the National Guard, Army Corps of Engineers, Forest Service, and Weyerhaeuser crews scrambled through search-and-recovery, river dredging to prevent flooding, and mass carcass disposal. That grim, real-world backdrop gave birth to one of Bigfoot lore’s most enduring government cover-up legends. Here are the core claims circulating in the Bigfoot community: 1. Fred Bradshaw / Weyerhaeuser pile (featured in Linda Coil Suchy’s book): A timber supervisor near Spirit Lake was assigned a heavily tarped and guarded carcass pile. When the tarps came off: several large, hairy bipedal bodies—some burned by the blast, others eerily intact. They were quickly netted, re-tarped, and hauled away under strict secrecy orders. 2. Spokane Chinook sighting: A civilian watched a low-flying military tandem-rotor helicopter carrying a cargo net with at least three ash-covered Bigfoot bodies, long hairy limbs dangling visibly. 3. River recoveries: Up to ~20 bodies allegedly dredged from the Cowlitz or Toutle Rivers during flood-control work, then guarded and quietly airlifted or trucked out. 4. Injured/live Sasquatch: Burned or injured creatures reportedly found wandering the zone, given aid in temporary camps (blankets, stretchers) by military and Red Cross personnel, then removed without trace. A few allegedly approached soldiers seeking help. 5. Scattered accounts: Smoldering bodies under tarps, contractors witnessing live ones treated like injured personnel, and claims that survivors migrated out of the blast zone, triggering new sightings elsewhere. I’ve long dismissed the idea of a serious Bigfoot government cover-up. But I hadn’t really dug in—until now. So I’m challenging my own skepticism. My favorite Bigfoot film, Christopher Munch’s 2011 indie drama “Letters from the Big Man”, perfectly encapsulates the entire conspiracy worldview. Munch has openly stated he believes Bigfoot is real, informed by personal experience. The movie follows a lonely Pacific Northwest hydrologist who forms a gentle psychic bond with a Sasquatch—only for a shadowy government subplot to emerge. CIA operatives plot to capture the creature and establish a secret intelligence center, convinced its extrasensory abilities (invisibility, telepathy, subtle-energy manipulation) could be weaponized. It mirrors decades of rumors that agencies aren’t merely hiding Bigfoot—they’re actively tracking and studying them for military advantage in programs like the rumored “Project Silverback.” The film transforms a quiet forest romance into a subtle allegory: governments suppress the extraordinary while quietly hunting its strategic value. In essence, the CIA isn’t just hiding Bigfoot—they’re trying to weaponize it. Why would the government bother covering it up? Unlike UAPs, with their game-changing potential in energy, propulsion, and weapons, a North American primate probably wouldn’t spark mass panic—most folks would find it fascinating. Yet theories endure: economic (protecting logging and mining from habitat shutdowns), scientific (upending human evolution stories), and military (exploiting strength, DNA, or psychic edges—precisely what the movie romanticizes). Still, the claims don’t hold up for me. Not that I trust the government, but FOIA requests haven’t turned up even a hint of a cover-up. The very real animal carcass operations explain the stories well. With thousands of civilians, troops, scientists, and journalists on site, not one credible leak with hard evidence has emerged in 45+ years. We’ve seen credible UAP whistleblowers come forward—why none for Bigfoot? 🤔 These Mount St. Helens tales and the movie’s atmospheric vibe create compelling folklore rooted in real disaster response. I’m 100% convinced Bigfoot exists, but after taking a closer look at the government cover-up angle, my skepticism stands firm. Those who believe in the government conspiracy—what specific evidence convinces you most? A personal sighting? A document I have missed? I genuinely want to see what I’ve overlooked. Help me temper or strengthen my view. Whatcha got? 👇👣