Skinwalkers

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So many great themes in this episode.
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If I had a burner account, it would say this.
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Stratton: "I saw something on the ground that I couldn’t quite explain.
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Wow, lots of people seem interested in Stratton's story.
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So many great themes in this episode. Disclosure. Consciousness. Biological effects. Psychic communication. Skinwalker. The control system. Even the possibility that some crashes were intentional.

If I had a burner account, it would say this. https://t.co/rbmuzLiceC [Quoted] @TheUfoJoe To me the stuff that isn’t nuts and bolts is the most interesting. Skinwalkers at the Pentagon was the most riveting book I’ve ever read on this subject.

Stratton: "I saw something on the ground that I couldn’t quite explain. It was so far out of the way that I can’t even really postulate. It just didn’t belong." (Wanna read some of what Stratton says he saw? See my post below. And...I've shared TONS of excerpts from "Skinwalkers at the Pentagon" on here (Stratton = Axelrod - Einhorn = Finkle) and transcribed a lot of what Stratton has said elsewhere. All for free. Take the time and read it, or stop complaining. And yes, Stratton has said that...

Wow, lots of people seem interested in Stratton's story. Good! But when I tell folks they can get a head start on his story by reading "Skinwalkers at the Pentagon" and replacing the pseudonym "Axelrod" with Stratton, it's usually mostly crickets. Why? This is NOT just about nuts and bolts craft and it's time more folks learned that. [Quoted] Many conversations have led to Jay Stratton (@jaystratton). I am glad to see that he is willing to come “Out of the Shadows” and go public with his stor...

More on the "alien"/paranormal connection... Budd Hopkins, "showed me his album of wounds to people's bodies who were abducted. And the gouges and the various things. And I said, 'Budd, this is very similar to a lot of things I see in poltergeist cases.'" ~The Late Paul Eno [Quoted] Where Does the Poltergeist End and the Alien Begin? (If you've read "Skinwalkers at the Pentagon," you already know about this connection.) Abduction researcher, the late Budd Hopkins, "showed me his album of woun...

RT @TheUfoJoe: The reaction of 99% of the population after they read, "Skinwalkers at the Pentagon," @jaystratton's book, and realize orbs,…

The reaction of 99% of the population after they read, "Skinwalkers at the Pentagon," @jaystratton's book, and realize orbs, poltergeist-like activity and hitchhikers are all part of the UFO phenomenon. Plus, the late Paul Eno's idea that UFOs, abductions and "demonic" possession may all originate from the same source. Oh, and UFOs and the dead seem to intersect at times. No big whoop. ⬇️⬇️⬇️ [Quoted] https://t.co/EvHAYWEzu5

There are a lot of stories that rest on the reputation of the story teller. There is still no hard irrefutable evidence. Even when the opportunity exists to deliver the evidence or prove it scientifically it doesn’t happen. I’m looking at you Skinwalker and Skywatcher.

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Sightings and reports of skinwalkers in Utah throughout the years

Stories about skinwalkers have been around for longer than you think. Here are just a few sightings and reports of this paranormal phenomenon in Utah through the years.

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