What Navajo Rangers Saw on Patrol is Way To Strange for Words

The following video shows accounts by Navajo Rangers of strange encounters they have had in, and around their reservation which include what happened the day before the Phoenix lights, encounters with aliens, not human, etc. They also talk and show Bigfoot prints, and sightings, as well as one event in which apparently one of these bigfoot was throwing very large rocks at the rangers from afar. They also talk about skinwalkers, and an event that occurred in which a skinwalker was shot in the leg and was taken to a hospital. Anyway, the video speaks for itself.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

Good find!!!

There is a place in Oklahoma (I'm going to have to call a family member for the place) that three Tribes set up a pow-wow grounds. Eventually they abandoned it because of the amount of globes that would chase them, harass them, follow their cars, etc.

My brother-in law showed me some newspaper clippings he had of the area when the Corps of Engineers put a railroad through there.

In the reports there were numerous sightings of light or electric globes that harassed the workers, the engineers, etc.

I believe eventually they shut down the project, but the official reports back to Washington mention the globes many times.

I'll do that for my next OP... and S&F for this one!!!

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

The video is long, but wow is it good! Thanks for sharing, love it!

Watching it now.

Seems very credible to me.

Thanks for sharing !

I enjoyed this very much thank you. These rangers presented more evidence in 59 minutes of their claims than years of the skin-walker reach stuff, Lol, brilliant,

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

What is it with deserts and high strangeness?

It happens all over the globe, many can be attributed to folklore but when out of towners have close encounters (hey that kinda rhymes!) you have to wonder-if these creatures do exist, do they avoid urban areas to keep their secrecy?

I lived in a rural area and one night I saw a 'shadow person' but the shadow was solid if that makes sense. It sprinted across the road then suddenly disappeared, apparently the local tribes call it the 'running man' which is an apt description.

originally posted by: Thecakeisalie
a reply to: ElectricUniverse

What is it with deserts and high strangeness?

I think it's called peyote...

Seems to me that everything is related, ufo's, sasquatch, paranormal activity, all this wierdness is linked.

That was amazing. You can't get any more believeable than these guys.

For later evaluation. Thanks OP!

I'll be watching it. Thanks

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

That's was pretty good, those 2 guys have certainly had some very interesting experiences, thx for sharing.

Here’s a 2012 interview with the Huffington Post:

m.huffpost.com...

I’m not sure I trust them, Indians, they are quite spiritual anyway and libel telling stories and encouraging tourists.

originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed

originally posted by: Thecakeisalie
a reply to: ElectricUniverse

What is it with deserts and high strangeness?

I think it's called peyote...

brainsnotsarcasmiswhatyouneed

a reply to: gunshooter

We I'm # out of luck then...

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

Good watch mate and also found it interesting that they mention the very freaky goings on at Satan's Butte (see 1:09) - there definitely seem to be parallels with mirrored activity at SkinWalker Ranch and Marley Woods and, as they say in the presentation, Bigelow investigators have been up there and it's on the same longitude as Skinwalker.

Also, may be nothing but did find it interesting that David Paulides makes the connection in his books about strange occurrences around geographical locations with place names like 'devil' or 'satan' in them.

Cheers.

originally posted by: Thecakeisalie
a reply to: ElectricUniverse

I lived in a rural area and one night I saw a 'shadow person' but the shadow was solid if that makes sense. It sprinted across the road then suddenly disappeared, apparently the local tribes call it the 'running man' which is an apt description.

Makes perfect sense, where I live is semi-rural and one of my best friends and I have seen the same shadowy figure up "the hill" while separately walking our dogs. On both occasions, whichever of us was walking our dog has turned to make sure she's following only to see a solid black figure standing there only to dissappear the second you take your eyes off it.

What I don't understand is that they go out fully equipped (even with thermal visors), and encounter the "bigfoot", but they don't have any pictures or video. How come, you go out fully equipped to find this, but don't take any pictures etc.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

I'm only 20 minutes in but it's pretty interesting so far!

a reply to: RobinKuiper

Welcome in . These 2 guys appear to be leading us on up the garden path (in five foot strides) . Public perception management , or similar.


If it is then there's a large clue they leave right before launching into every strange occurence they can dream up - that they were involved in providing close protection for high profile figures : meaning that they are trusted agents .

I'd trust them . But , they're possibly there to lead you on into further wonderment about things that cannot be proven , will never be explained .

Why ? When there are so many million questioning minds - one might call them conspiracy nuts - then they'd prefer to give that sometimes hived and excited mentality something ethereal , insubstantial , unconclusive and mainly benign to obsess about , other than topics which may provide a tangible problem should they come to light . It's deflection , a kind of pre-shielding where disinformation is used to draw attention to darkened corners instead of into provable topics . It's like saying , if some content is a problem , then flooding that content out with irrelevant and immaterial matters - nonetheless attractive and serious sounding to speculative folk however - is the thing to do . In essense , give the conspiracy nuts enough to think about - in this case everything under the sun at Navajo , and you provide a kind of close protection from afar . Appeal to the mysterious things they enjoy and say go for your life , speculate and wonder all you like .

Its a bit like , fill the box with cheap candy the kiddies like anyway , and they're less likely to find the good stuff further down .