This Week in Crypto History
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on June 3rd, 2007
30 years ago: The House Environment and Energy Committee approved a resolution aimed at protecting the “maybe-mythical, maybe-real Pacific Northwest creature” - Bigfoot. In a unanimous vote, the panel sent to the House floor Joint Resolution 52, introduced by Rep. Ted Kulongoski, D-Junction City. Originally written “with a slightly tongue-in-cheek approach,” the final resolution took on a more serious tone, thanks to amendments by the director of the Bigfoot Information Center in Hood River.The Register-Guard
Eugene, Oregonhttp://www.registerguard.com/news/2007/06/03/c1.cr.history.0603.p1.php?section=cityregion
Of course, the director of the Bigfoot Information Center in Hood River, OR was none other than Peter Byrne. This was one of several of Peter’s Bigfoot research projects.
The Bigfoot Information Center was operational from 1971-1979.
A name from the past, now retired, he dedicated a lot of time in his quest to find Sasquatch. I hope that it happens sooner rather then later, so those that have dedicated their lives can see the fruits of their labor and watch the naysayers eat crow.
The Bigfoot mystery has been solved, but not to the happy resolution of those unfamiliar with esoteric nuances of energy transfer amongst free quanta loops, in order to achieve dimension changes somewhat described by superstring theory.
Consequently, the ensuing disbelief by the generally misguided public and the lack of clarity by the informationally challenged “Bigfoot Researchers in the quest to prove a North American Primate”, that ultimately keeps progressive legislation from happening. Why? Because the so-called experts can’t produce a Bigfoot, much less come up with an accurate explanation for why they can’t produce one. So no legislators will take them seriously.