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Skinwalker ranch phenomena
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2019-05-14 at 8:56 PM UTC
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nativehoneybaby
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Where the heck did you get "literal black magicians"? Don't ever say magicians, thats seriously offensive. If anything say medicine men or whatever it is that you are quoting. I will be outed here when i say it's a spiritual aspect from my understanding and I'm Ute. (grew up next to the Navajo rez) They gather that spiritual "power" and use it in a way that is considered "bad" or "dark". Most times, its the sacfrice of something or someone to mutilate this power. (A power which most people have but aren't in tune with) This is my own understanding but there is an old video out there somewhere written and produced by native people called, "Skinwalkers", something like a documentary.
Interesting. It seems the Utes were cursed in the area by the Navajo, who refuse to talk about skinwalkers with outsiders, normally.
Apparently they get a shitload of trespassers though. I think maybe the area should be obtained by the state, and used as a state natural area, similar to a park, but with no trails, so it remains spooky and potentially dangerous. -
2019-05-14 at 8:59 PM UTCMad how "they" only attack animals, and in the most brutal fashion also.
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2019-05-14 at 9:07 PM UTC
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2019-05-15 at 12:55 AM UTC
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2019-05-15 at 1:01 AM UTCI don't think those are chupacabras. We have them in my city. Google "Texas Chupacabra"
I've actually seen them up close. They are highly intelligent and will play tricks on humans that are alone at night in the woods. They're like a combination of several different animal species. I am convinced it's genetic splicing. There was a cryptozoologist film maker down the road from where I saw one, around the same time frame.
There's always something paranormal associated with chupacabras. Whenever I'd see them, paranormal stuff would happen. I'm convinced this gay wizard that owns an antique shop is a member of the illuminati and was friends with this actor: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Hurt
Whose residence was blocked from satellite viewing if I recall correctly. Anyway I think he commanded these chupacabras. -
2019-05-15 at 1:06 AM UTC
Originally posted by We'reAllBrownNosers I don't think those are chupacabras. We have them in my city. Google "Texas Chupacabra"
I've actually seen them up close. They are highly intelligent and will play tricks on humans that are alone at night in the woods. They're like a combination of several different animal species. I am convinced it's genetic splicing. There was a cryptozoologist film maker down the road from where I saw one, around the same time frame.
There's always something paranormal associated with chupacabras. Whenever I'd see them, paranormal stuff would happen. I'm convinced this gay wizard that owns an antique shop is a member of the illuminati and was friends with this actor: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Hurt
Whose residence was blocked from satellite viewing if I recall correctly. Anyway I think he commanded these chupacabras.
i don't know about all of that but i will look into it more. here in my hood at night theres literally fox that wears a helmet and a cape and runs around and hides behind trees and laughs when you walk by and then scatters to another tree just to know that he's watching i can't explain it.
the other day i tried to feed a squirrel a pecan and he barked at me, ripped the pecan from hand and bit my finger, some of these animals are.. well exactly animals. -
2019-05-15 at 1:09 AM UTC
Originally posted by We'reAllBrownNosers I don't think those are chupacabras. We have them in my city. Google "Texas Chupacabra"
I've actually seen them up close. They are highly intelligent and will play tricks on humans that are alone at night in the woods. They're like a combination of several different animal species. I am convinced it's genetic splicing. There was a cryptozoologist film maker down the road from where I saw one, around the same time frame.
There's always something paranormal associated with chupacabras. Whenever I'd see them, paranormal stuff would happen. I'm convinced this gay wizard that owns an antique shop is a member of the illuminati and was friends with this actor: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Hurt
Whose residence was blocked from satellite viewing if I recall correctly. Anyway I think he commanded these chupacabras.
Lol gay -
2019-05-15 at 1:17 AM UTC
Originally posted by larrylegend8383 Lol gay
Always thought he was British because when the group of Chupacabras was nearing what seemed to be their curfew, he'd say "CUM!" and they'd all run back to his house/antique shop. Turned out he was flamboyantly gay though. The actor who he was friends with was British, though. -
2019-05-15 at 1:21 AM UTC
Originally posted by Bill Krozby i don't know about all of that but i will look into it more. here in my hood at night theres literally fox that wears a helmet and a cape and runs around and hides behind trees and laughs when you walk by and then scatters to another tree just to know that he's watching i can't explain it.
the other day i tried to feed a squirrel a pecan and he barked at me, ripped the pecan from hand and bit my finger, some of these animals are.. well exactly animals.
I can believe it. There's been sightings of robotic or cyborg skunks here, too.(skunk works?lol) Incidentally there's a shit ton of military bases where they do weird experiments. All the biological research they do here probably has something to do with it. Goes back to Jose DelGado who stopped a charging bull by pressing a button on a remote. They'd implanted a tiny electrode in the bull's brain. It can be done without implants but it's more precise to use an implant. Makes sense they would use highly intelligent animals like a fox or skunk, or a chupacabra. -
2019-05-15 at 1:28 AM UTC
Originally posted by We'reAllBrownNosers I can believe it. There's been sightings of robotic or cyborg skunks here, too.(skunk works?lol) Incidentally there's a shit ton of military bases where they do weird experiments. All the biological research they do here probably has something to do with it. Goes back to Jose DelGado who stopped a charging bull by pressing a button on a remote. They'd implanted a tiny electrode in the bull's brain. It can be done without implants but it's more precise to use an implant. Makes sense they would use highly intelligent animals like a fox or skunk, or a chupacabra.
lol i think you're trying to lampoon me, you're on my radar im watching you heehhee -
2019-05-15 at 5:29 PM UTC
Originally posted by Bill Krozby lol i think you're trying to lampoon me, you're on my radar im watching you heehhee
Not at all. There's a road where I'd collect horse shit for growing shrooms, it was the best source here in town as the horses ate really well, naturally occurring grasses and such. This one house, an old mansion, I'd always had an odd feeling about it. When I was a kid, I walked past it, and there's this ditch with water flowing into Salado creek. Myself and my family while driving would often see what appeared to be a (dead) human body across from the mansion or down the road, laying in the woods a few feet from the road. But if you went back after spotting it, it would be gone. It moved around. So once I was walking past the ditch, I looked down into it, and I saw these giant leeches. They were at least a foot and a half long each. I figured they were mutated for some reason, probably industrial chemicals spilling into the creek and drainage ditch which also incidentally leads back to the Army base up the road. If you're in san antonio, you're actually surrounded by military bases. They have eyes and ears on you at all times while you're here.
Anyway, my brother said years ago, in that same ditch, instead of giant black leeches flowing down the water into the creek, he saw black cats... But it was only half a cat each time. Someone was cutting black cats in half and dumping them there for whatever reason. Turns out, the old mansion is owned by someone that is into black magic. I realized this after googling the place, it's called Black Swan on Holbrook. After looking at some of the bumper stickers, I realized most of the customers were also into black magic or associated with someone who was. I laughed though because I don't think any of these people are adepts. I probably know way more about magic than they do.
So, down the road, on a different side of town, next to the gay wizard's house(whose yard is always full of black cats) every halloween there would be a black cats head thrown into the children's playground, and the body dumped in the ditch. I could go on and on about the strange things happening here, not trying to lampoon anybody. It's all real. There's a band called spell 27, just a shitty goth band. But at least one of the members practices black magic and has connections to the CIA and Army intelligence, along with one of her friends. I know this because they were my friends neighbors. I started connecting the dots, and the more I did, the more I realized a connection with telepathic people and practitioners of magic and intelligence agencies. These people were either very good spies, or telepaths. I'm thinking both. -
2019-05-15 at 10:17 PM UTC
Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson See therein lies the problem…the burden of proof isn't on the doubter, it's on the claimant.
Millions of dollars spend, a team of scientists over several years, ground sensors, HD video cameras, 24/7 surveillance and what is the result…the usual "Well me and Jim saw this big black dog that was like 11ft tall come out of a orange glowing portal…didn't we Jim?" "ehh oh yeah an orange dog, yeah we saw that shit".
lolol
I think they said the beings or whatever avoid and/or mess up the cameras functioning or something and that's why theres lack of video evidence. -
2019-05-20 at 5:09 PM UTCI recently saw this animal again that I hadn't seen in years. I cannot figure out what it is, but it is similar to a fox, although they can be quite a bit larger than a fox. They have a face similar to a raccoon, but more like a dog or fox, and they have rings on their tails like a raccoon. They're also completely fearless like the zombie wolf in that video. Walks and runs like a dog. They'll even sometimes pause and wag their tail a bit at people before leaving.
It's not a raccoon-dog either, I couldn't find any of those that look this similar to a dog or fox. And they're not known to be in north america. In my city I've seen a lot of animals, badgers, skunks, possums, gray foxes, armadildos, mountain lions, coyotes and raccoons of course.
But this one puzzles me. I just would like to know what the hell these things are. They're in the same area where I'd see the chupacabras.
I thought about shooting it at first because it freaked me out how fearless it was when I tried to scare it, but I realized that's a bad idea because of how rare these things are. Any other animal, including mountain lions, I've been able to intimidate them and make them leave... But this thing... I need to set up some NOIR cameras. I wonder if I'm the only person that's ever seen them here in modern times. I keep hearing paranormal sounds when these things are around, as with the chupacabras, but these don't look much like chupacabras.
EDIT: I think I know one other person that's seen these things actually -
2019-05-20 at 5:35 PM UTC
Originally posted by Bill Krozby i don't know about all of that but i will look into it more. here in my hood at night theres literally fox that wears a helmet and a cape and runs around and hides behind trees and laughs when you walk by and then scatters to another tree just to know that he's watching i can't explain it.
the other day i tried to feed a squirrel a pecan and he barked at me, ripped the pecan from hand and bit my finger, some of these animals are.. well exactly animals.
Lie # 5,658 that Bill Crosby has told in his lifetime. -
2019-05-20 at 5:36 PM UTC
Originally posted by We'reAllBrownNosers I recently saw this animal again that I hadn't seen in years. I cannot figure out what it is, but it is similar to a fox, although they can be quite a bit larger than a fox. They have a face similar to a raccoon, but more like a dog or fox, and they have rings on their tails like a raccoon. They're also completely fearless like the zombie wolf in that video. Walks and runs like a dog. They'll even sometimes pause and wag their tail a bit at people before leaving.
It's not a raccoon-dog either, I couldn't find any of those that look this similar to a dog or fox. And they're not known to be in north america. In my city I've seen a lot of animals, badgers, skunks, possums, gray foxes, armadildos, mountain lions, coyotes and raccoons of course.
But this one puzzles me. I just would like to know what the hell these things are. They're in the same area where I'd see the chupacabras.
I thought about shooting it at first because it freaked me out how fearless it was when I tried to scare it, but I realized that's a bad idea because of how rare these things are. Any other animal, including mountain lions, I've been able to intimidate them and make them leave… But this thing… I need to set up some NOIR cameras. I wonder if I'm the only person that's ever seen them here in modern times. I keep hearing paranormal sounds when these things are around, as with the chupacabras, but these don't look much like chupacabras.
EDIT: I think I know one other person that's seen these things actually
You have quite the vivid imagination. Extrapolating from video games to reality? -
2019-05-20 at 5:36 PM UTC
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2019-05-20 at 5:36 PM UTCThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2022-02-22 at 11:27 AM UTCNiggers?
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2022-02-22 at 11:43 AM UTCSkinwalkers and Goatmen are some pretty interesting legends
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2022-02-22 at 2:14 PM UTCI've read just about everything available about the skinwalker ranch (even before it was 'cool') and I'm convinced its all BS.
ETA: On and the movie is like 2hrs of nothing. The book was pretty interesting though (hunt for the skinwalker).
