posted on Sep, 14 2012 @ 08:58 PM
Originally posted by Societalgnorance
The Bigfoot phenomenon has been going on for quite sometime now and is one of the most mainstream or "popular" conspiracy theories/mythical
creatures.
I think the people in power and the network news perpetuate the Bigfoot case to discredit any potential conspiracy. Let me explain.
If you bring up a conspiracy to someone who isn't a believer, they usually shoot back with something like "I don't believe in any of that, Bigfoot,
Aliens.etc."
Bigfoot is kept around in the mainstream media to discredit ACTUAL conspiracies. People usually lump all conspiracies together as one.
THE STORY IS KEPT GOING TO MAKE CONSPIRACY THEORIES LOOK OUTRAGEOUS AS A WHOLE
I personally don't even believe in Bigfoot, anything to add?
Yeah. How do you then explain that descriptions of Bigfoot are found in all major countries and continents throughout the world and have been reported
for centuries - way before the main stream media came around?
Lloyd Pye has a theory that these creatures are Hominiods. Ape like creatures that have been driven to hide in the woods of the world due to Man's
encroachment on their normal habitats. This makes some sense because there are different types of Bigfoot in different countries that are always
described the same way through out the years. These creatures are very large and smart, as are their ape like cousins. Apes and other animals have
been recorded making and using tools, and even have their own languages.
Consider the Panda. In the 1800's it was thought they were a myth. Stories were passed around of a black and white bear that ate not meat, but
vegetables. This was unthinkable - until someone saw the hide of one hanging in a shop in china. An earnest search was started. It took over 60 years
for them to find and capture a Panda ( even though they only live in one certain area that is known) and to this day, only a few have been found.
Scientists are finding new animals all the time. I believe a form of Bigfoot is entirely possible