“You are all wrong about Kewaunee”
Posted by: Loren Coleman on May 19th, 2011
We get emails. Here’s one in support of Kewaunee, accusing Cryptomundians, in general, as being “wrong.” Frankly, I think we need more than “blind faith” as “proof.”
I am a UFO/Bigfoot Experiencer and I am here to tell you all that you are wrong about Kewaunee. His book is 100% valid. There are real photos in his new book. Never before seen. Clear photos~ New stories. not the same old boring ones we have spent the last hundred years obsessing over. There is contributions from Bob Gimlin who is a good friend of Kewaunee’s and has been up to his cabin and Chris murphy, Lee Trippett- Etc.
This book is so brilliant that its puts nearly if not all others to shame on the subject.
I tell alot of people “I have experienced these beings, why in the hell would I want to take measurements, casts, call blasting, When I have seen them?”-
The only way that would happen is if I was still searching for them. I have already found them. Kewaunee has lead many to this as well. Not because of him, but the message behind it.This book is not a poorly done book as the above statements claim, in fact, Kewaunee has 4 academic degrees, has been across the entire world on expeditions and has seen Sasquatch many times.
WE DON’T NEED PROOF OR BIASED STATEMENTS.
WE already have our proof and we already have an open heart which leads us further then those thinking with low energy intentions.Blessings, Ontea
Sasquatch Experiencer.
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I will be the first to admit I am wrong when presented with proof. People are leaving their comments based on the information given to them. A person’s objective opinion about anything is just that….an opinion. This does not make them wrong, it makes them human. I personally agree with most of the comments about this subject and until more information is given the opinions will not change just because someone takes offense or disagrees. With that said, the comment about cryptomundo readers being wrong is an incorrect statement. They are merely stating an opinion based on the information they have.
We are? Wrong, I mean? How?
Guy writes a book to tell us a bunch of stuff none of which seems to be supported by a large body of evidence that, well, some of us have actually read.
I notice a strain in squatchery that turns up its nose at scientific research…and asks us all to Trust. Trust in the Truth. Well, cool; and the Truth is, you need to send me $50,000, right now, or the Truth told by the Sasquatch People will go unheeded.
Now. $50 kilo smickerdoodles. Small bills.
Not going for that wallet, are you?
Well, see, this is the way a lot of us tend to be about being told by someone that he is Truth, and we are in Darkness. If we come off as irritated sometimes, maybe we shouldn’t; but then again, science – which, given my luck so far, seems to hold the only chance for me to see a sasquatch in my lifetime – isn’t taking the field seriously, largely because of books like this.
There is a way to come out, if one wants to be taken seriously.
If one doesn’t come out that way, those we would like to see get to the bottom of this – and who have the tools to do it – instead run farther away, diminishing significantly the chance that we will ever know.
So, excuse our irritation. It’s human.
(btw, the sasquatch isn’t.)