“I think it’s important to ask yourselves why this type of incidents almost exclusively happen in the US.”

Of course, that would be an important question to ask if it was true. It is not, therefore the assumption leading to the question is incorrect.

China has had several school incidents involving fatal stabbings, for example, as well as deaths from school shootings. My book documents several incidents in the Netherlands, Sweden, Germany and Bosnia after 1999, in that subsection entitled “Columbine Goes International.”

Back to cryptozoology for me, folks….

As an Englishmen its all very easy for us to look at the school shooting tragedies and blame gun control. I think Michael Moore does a pretty good job of going into the whole issue in depth with his film ‘Bowling for Columbine’.

I do not really understand the relevance of his Bigfoot interest as like a lot of youths, he was interested in the unexplained.

The only thing that does come from that is that he was obviously a troubled youth who spent a lot of time trawling the internet so God only knows what sites he was visiting.

Maybe the white power nonsense was the catalyst that tipped him over the edge. Its a shame that kids like this don’t get a chance to express their thoughts and fears with people who genuinely care for them before they feel they have to resort to such extreme measures as exterminating friends and family.

I am not blaming anyone for this disaster, but I can only feel that there must be a fair number of disatisfied youth running in the States with access to firepower that do not really belong in the average home.

I think its easy to speak to the youth of today but a damn sight harder to listen to them and I think thats where we should make a start.

On indian stories about bigfoot, don’t most if not all native tribes have stories and beliefs about bigfoot?

I know in southeast Oklahoma that the grandparents of my Choctaw friends absolutely did.

Keep talking and perhaps you will save some one the tragic outcome.