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

a reply to: RobinKuiper

There's an easy explanation fir that, humans are capable in seeing and electrical equipment is not, humans may be able ti activate parts if their brain that are now becoming aware to other layers of existence, but cameras etc, are still made to see more linear

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...

I'm in the desert, high on Peyote,

Eyes popping out like Wlie E. Coyote

It's just two native Americans blabbing.

originally posted by: reject
It's just two native Americans blabbing.

Wow I spent 59 minutes watching that show. I could've just spent a few seconds reading your very enlightened reply. I guess I should've waited huh? ONE of us is pretty stupid.

originally posted by: reject
It's just two native Americans blabbing.

Relevant article - Rangers ordered by Chief to investigate strange cases.

"Haunted locations and things going bump in the night. Objects appearing out of the air and dropping onto the floors, objects flying across rooms, ceramic vessels exploding and then we got involved in UFO investigations. In many of these cases people are frightened by what they have seen and that is really the bottom-line of why we investigate these cases. Because of the fact that my chief has basically told us that we will investigate a case when somebody comes forward asking for help and that is the bottom-line. They are asking for help and they are needing someone to turn to and someone to listen to them, and that is what we do.

The cases are coming from people that are just normal people who were very afraid — something unusual was happening to them. They didn’t know what was going on, they didn’t know if it was military, something supernatural, if it was witchcraft. They wanted answers and they wanted to know that somebody cared enough about them to find those answers for them. Maybe we don’t believe it. Maybe we don’t hold every belief that you do, but we’re going to investigate it rather meticulously and professionally. We’ll report it and let the chips fall where they will"

Navojo Ranger Stanley Milford

Navajo Police Encounters with the Paranormal

originally posted by: TheOnlyBilko

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...

I'm in the desert, high on Peyote,

Eyes popping out like Wlie E. Coyote

When you are about
I suspect there is no Doubt
that a Dr Seuss
is on the loose.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

Excellent video! Thanks for sharing.

I wonder why the coins appear out of nowhere? I have read about the many paranormal encounters along with ufo sightings but he coins are a new paranormal aspect I have not read about.

originally posted by: Justso
That was amazing. You can't get any more believeable than these guys.

Because they're natives? Because they're rangers?


I understand the "because they're natives, I can believe what they say", mostly because growing up, we were swayed in one way or another, through stories that whatever the natives say MUST be true. The same can be said about police officers.


However. They presented no information that your average UFO/Bigfoot/Ghost hunter presented. They used animations mostly, to exercise their point.

I found a few things in their stories that makes me feel like they're outright lying, using their "proof" or information as a money scam.

- They touched upon almost every single type of phenomenon, nearly all examples that has ever been out there that they themselves have seen, as though they were a magnet for every single type of 'hoodoo' out there. That's quite a bit for not one but TWO men to witness in their lifetime.

- The coins appearing out of thin air.... This one out right pisses me off, tremendously! I have my reasons....

- Their video is in the "entertainment" section of Youtube

- They have their own symbol. That alone screams 'for profit'.

- I firmly believe that they're taking other people's stories as their own. Sure, there are some stories in there were someone else has witnessed the events but each time they blot out the faces. The stories they admitted to seeing themselves, I honestly believe they have stolen for their own stories. I've learned that no two stories are alike as the details will slightly change even if the event is the same. As a former LEO, I can attest to this. A few of their stories are far too similar to others, specific minute details come up, a form of worded plagiarism at best.


There are other reasons but I don't want to make this a book. For me... This 'team', this video is bunk. It screams 'casino' to me. Just because they're natives or police officers doesn't give any more credit than anyone else telling me the same thing. I mean, I actually went into this thinking "They're natives... they wouldn't lie" because of my aforementioned upbringing. In the end, I was so mad that I had to say something. No offence to you. I just happened to be responding to one part you mentioned that my point came from.

Quite pathetic

originally posted by: fworkman

I wonder why the coins appear out of nowhere? I have read about the many paranormal encounters along with ufo sightings but he coins are a new paranormal aspect I have not read about.

Have heard of it once or twice and in the early 1990's there was a Welsh case involving 'Pete the Poltergiest' who was being quite generous with his pennies - apparently the activity was 'heavily witnessed by scores of customers and even some insurance agents that were investigating a break-in to the shop'.

People get all emotional about the paranormal and most things "woo woo" but they don't live close to the Rez and have NA friends like I do. High weirdness abounds....

Want proof...go spend some time in the So. Colo. San Luis valley, then get back to me.

a reply to: karl 12

Enjoyable video. Thank you.

I used to think I wanted to experience the paranormal as I am extremely curious about the unknown. I have changed my thinking as I have grown older as I believe some of this is attributed to evil entities and would not want to invite the thing.
I am on the fence about multi verse or parallel universe. It seems possible but why the interaction in such a way as to make the contact mysterious instead of just communicating openly?

The trickster aspect appears dishonest to me. Why not be open and communicate? Skinwalker Ranch is a good example of the bizarre behavior it had around the scientists and locals. It appears to toy with them and evade meaningful contact. It portrays deception. It is obviously intelligent and advanced enough to cause visual and physical action to the observers/witnesses but never meaningful information to understand it's actions.

originally posted by: scar
Seems to me that everything is related, ufo's, sasquatch, paranormal activity, all this wierdness is linked.

I agree, and Skinwalker ranch is the perfect example of all these oddities occurring at the same location, which points towards everything being the same phenomenon

a reply to: fworkman

It appears to toy with them and evade meaningful contact. It portrays deception. It is obviously intelligent and advanced enough to cause visual and physical action to the observers/witnesses but never meaningful information to understand it's actions.

Perhaps it's meaningful to "them" but mankind is just to primitive and sensually retarded to understand.

I like to use the analogy....It's like teaching a pig to play poker.

an entity capable of altering time and space probably has a different aesthetic than talking monkeys.

Try a little experimentation with the spirit molecule and it makes a little more sense; but only a little....

a reply to: ElectricUniverse


Fascinating! I have a neighbor who says she saw rabbits the size of people when she was a child.

She is a Psych Nurse, and very level headed.


Haven’t watched it all yet, bookmarking for after work!

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

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originally posted by: reject
It's just two native Americans blabbing.

Your a racist
2nd line.

originally posted by: olaru12
a reply to: fworkman

It appears to toy with them and evade meaningful contact. It portrays deception. It is obviously intelligent and advanced enough to cause visual and physical action to the observers/witnesses but never meaningful information to understand it's actions.

Perhaps it's meaningful to "them" but mankind is just to primitive and sensually limited to understand.

I like to use the analogy....It's like teaching a pig to play poker.

an entity capable of altering time and space probably has a different aesthetic than talking monkeys.

Try a little experimentation with the spirit molecule and it makes a little more sense; but only a little....

I may have agreed with what you are stating had I not read the Hunt for the Skinwalker by Knapp and Kelleher. I believe (if I remember correctly) the entity invaded the mind of one of the NIDS scientist and basically told them to get out. If the book is true to actual accounts then why was the entity not expanding on dialogue other than demanding and threatening? Seems pretty dark to me unless I am misunderstanding intent of the thing. Perhaps you do have a valid statement - we are not advanced enough. We have too much fluff in our speech? I wish I could actually talk to the scientist this happened to. Maybe there were other factors other than the voice in the scientist's head that would indicate communication. Were there emotional feelings or just the voice.....?

a reply to: fworkman

I'm having trouble with Knapp and the TTSA/NIDS crowd he hangs out with. Entirely to many "Men who stare at goat" types, that is to say 3 letters. It feels like either a woowoo marketing strategy for books and films or some serious black ops disinfo game, or perhaps a combination
of
both to muddy the waters.

What ever it is, it's entertaining and maybe it Biblical, I've always thought the Catholics know something. What do the Jesuits need with a observatory.

aplanetruth.info... -f-e-r/

originally posted by: RobinKuiper
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.

yup....how about a FLIR camera on a drone, with a few extra battery packs on standby...go out into the woods where there have been reported cases...now and then fly the drone straight up and do a 360 scan.........especially cases, when there have been loud, unidentified, howls emanating from the woods.