Also, Loren Coleman’s main goal in writing that article was to emphasize the fact that there were many people who died on 9/11/01, whose deaths did not get enough attention, due to the fact that the media focused almost exclusively on the terrorist attacks, in New York & Pennsylvania, on that day.

Now, as for the article about bin Laden and Bigfoot; Well, just because Loren wrote about Osama bin Laden on the same day that he was killed, certainly doesn’t mean, that he was looking to drum up publicity, for Cryptomundo! As Loren has stated many times before, he is not the owner, nor the “boss”, of Cryptomundo. Craig Woolheater is. Therefore, Loren gains no benefits, even if extra hits do, indeed, arrive, to his website.

Once again, Loren’s motivation for writing that article was to prove a point. This point was that Osama bin Laden and Bigfoot both have a lot in common, because their height has often been exaggerated, by the media, as well as the general public. Also, I think Loren was trying to make fun of bin Laden, by comparing him to Bigfoot. And, considering how bin Laden was an evil terrorist, I think Loren could be excused for insulting him, a little bit, right after his death!

Besides, even if Cryptomundo’s “hits” were, indeed, higher on those days, that still does not matter, since, as I have said, before, Loren does not get any benefits, at all, from garnering extra “hits”, on this website.

So, it appears to me that, like so many so-called “skeptics”, Bobbytheskeptic really does not get it, one bit!

People do tend to forget that other things were happening – indeed, national headline news – as the sun rose on 9/11. Not only was a man killed in an alligator attack, but several people had been seriously injured by sharks along the East Coast in the preceding week or so. A couple of them died. Chandra Levy had been missing for months; her fate was still being speculated upon. We know now what it was.

Those people’s families and friends had their own personal 9/11, compared to which the events in New York and Washington were somewhat unavoidably less immediate.

Methinks those of us who were fortunate enough not to lose anyone near and dear to us on 9/11 should stop treating that day as if its full horror was visited upon us. It wasn’t. If you didn’t lose anyone then, what could be construed as ‘cheap’ is your effort to shame other deaths for elbowing into your pity parade.

‘Is Sasquatch as fat as the L7 129 Hindenburg?’

How about you crawl back to the bent spoon and worry about what’s on your site.

If Loren wants to post about alligator attacks, so be it.

It certainly isn’t up to you to determine if a subject is cryptid-worthy enough to be featured on Cryptomundo.

An author who writes a blog and also promotes his own books!

Say it ain’t so!

The humanity!

Thanks for your posts about the forgotten deaths of folks we may not know. Although some skeptics may lump daily mortality into one large group, your continued research and awareness gives personal meaning to many of their lives, and makes your blog articles worth reading.

Oh, and not every single blog has to be about the pending discovery of a cryptid animal, in order to be valid for your site. If you posted about a great recipe for pumpkin pie, I would still read it, because you have earned the respect of thousands over many decades of tireless work, and I trust your sensibility.

Please continue with no apologies or explanations.