M.J. Rose

I was always skeptical of Bigfoot even though I wanted so much to believe in a higher primate with which we humans could share our world. With all the hoaxes and insubstantial “evidence” floating around, it was starting to feel bleak for poor Sasquatch, despite its long history of sightings, dating all the way back to ancient pictographs by native North Americans.

And then there was new analysis of the original print of the infamous Patterson/Gimlin film. The recent documentary from National Geographic in which this incredible film evidence is seriously tested can be seen here –

For more interesting information on newsworthy Bigfoot goings-ons of late, please visit the links below.

‘Bigfoot’ DNA Sequenced In Upcoming Genetics Study

Some of the most beautiful and convincing Bigfoot photos I’ve ever seen.

If you’re a subscriber: Coast To Coast Radio interview with researcher David Paulides in which he discusses some of the evidence and legends of Bigfoot. “Forensic drawings made from witness testimony have shown remarkable similarities, he noted. Pictographs of Bigfoot-like creatures on rocks by Native Americans date back 1,500 years, and Elders have said that their ancestors revered them as “caretakers of the woods,”…”

I suppose I will have to put away all those tinfoil hats I’ve been collecting!

Tinfoil hats actually amplify mind-control beams

By Cory Doctorow

“A group of MIT students decided to test the performance of different tinfoil beanies to see how various designs (the “classical,” “fez” and “centurion”) interacted with commonly used industrial radio applications. They found that all three designs actually amplified these mind control rays radio waves, suggesting that the tinfoil hat meme might be a false-flag operation engineered to trick the wily and suspicious into making it easier to beam messages into their skulls…”

For the complete story click here to go to boingboing.

There is a new documentary that is attempting to solve one of the most intriguing mysteries in the world. Suzanne Taylor’s documentary What On Earth? Inside The Crop Circle Mystery won the Best Feature Documentary Award at the UFO Congress Film Festival. For more than twenty years, Taylor has been part of the international community that gathers in England to study and document circle developments. Collectively, the group’s members are known as “croppies.”

Watch the trailer below –

WHAT ON EARTH? – crop circle movie trailer from Suzanne Taylor on Vimeo.

For more:

What on Earth? websites:
http://www.CropCircleMovie.com

http://Facebook.com/WhatOnEarth

Trailer:
http://vimeo.com/22537956

Hi-res crop circle photos:
http://TheConversation.org/movie-images