Speaker 2: London Nature.
Speaker 1: Or Dave Scott, a known Canadian. You had a bigfoot
Speaker 1: sasquatch encounter this past weekend. Do you have any more
Speaker 1: thoughts about it? Has this meeting had tenure in your mind?
Speaker 2: Oh? I can really think about is this video that
Speaker 2: we shot on a trail cam. There's two videos about
Speaker 2: ten seconds long, and Walter, I know you posted them
Speaker 2: on your Facebook last night after I had sent them
Speaker 2: to you. But I'm still not sure if we're dealing
Speaker 2: with a black bear or a bigfoot. I'm hoping bigfoot,
Speaker 2: I really am, because it's what the scenario is. We
Speaker 2: have a trail camera at one of our locations that
Speaker 2: we investigate for sasquatch, and we end up setting up
Speaker 2: a trailcam that is positioned on the ground kind of
Speaker 2: looking upward towards a tree stump. And why is that important?
Speaker 2: Because in that tree stump we actually have a jar
Speaker 2: of peanut butter sitting there. And it is believed that
Speaker 2: I've talked to a number of sasquatch investigators who have
Speaker 2: hot spots that they have investigated all across North America,
Speaker 2: and they say that sasquatch really seems to like peanut butter.
Speaker 2: So I figured, you know what, let's try it. Let's
Speaker 2: try it. Let's put it up on the stump. So
Speaker 2: we got a trail camera watching that probably about fifteen
Speaker 2: feet away, and on the twelfth of August at seven
Speaker 2: forty three am, something big and black is bundling with
Speaker 2: the trail camera. Now it looks like a bear. At times.
Speaker 2: Your first immediate reaction is going to be black bear,
Speaker 2: because there are black bears in the area. It would
Speaker 2: make sense. But as the video ends, you see it
Speaker 2: put a foot or a paw down. And the one
Speaker 2: thing that I noticed very interestingly about this video is
Speaker 2: that there are no claws on the paw or the foot.
Speaker 2: Bears cannot retract their clause. They are always out and
Speaker 2: even when the camera is being fondled by the black
Speaker 2: bear or sasquad fondled. Yeah, I mean, I don't know
Speaker 2: how else to put it. Handled, can use We could
Speaker 2: use handled if you want.
Speaker 1: It's fine.
Speaker 2: I think for your radio show, fondled sounds better.
Speaker 1: So that's why.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, what we're seeing is we don't see any
Speaker 2: bear clause whatsoever. There were no scratches on the camera
Speaker 2: from the bear clause because we checked for that once
Speaker 2: we see it, right, And this is what makes me question,
Speaker 2: is it something else? Was it maybe a sasquatch, Maybe
Speaker 2: not a sasquatch foot, but a sasquatch hand that was
Speaker 2: grabbing at the camera wondering what it was. Eventually, in
Speaker 2: video number two, that is ten seconds, you see about
Speaker 2: two three seconds of whatever this creature is, and then
Speaker 2: it flips the camera over camera down into the ground
Speaker 2: and then everything on the audio and video go silent
Speaker 2: and black. So what is it? I don't know. Do
Speaker 2: I want it to be sasquatch? Oh? Hell, yes I do, Walter,
Speaker 2: Yes I do. But the reality is I don't know
Speaker 2: if it's a black bear or a sasquatch.
Speaker 1: I think it's sasquatch. I've studied those feet.
Speaker 2: That doesn't look like a bear, right, where's the clause?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it doesn't look like a bear.
Speaker 2: No, Oh it doesn't.
Speaker 1: No, and bears, I don't think bears would run away
Speaker 1: that fast. They're used to us humans.
Speaker 2: They are. But you know what, at that point, the
Speaker 2: cameras had been out there for five days, and the
Speaker 2: human scent would have been leaving those cameras after a
Speaker 2: couple of days, so it may have been wandering through
Speaker 2: wondering what is this thing? But the and here's the
Speaker 2: other thing too. In that area, the camera is leaning
Speaker 2: against a fallen tree that has a bunch of branches
Speaker 2: sticking up. So it really doesn't make sense for the
Speaker 2: bear to be in that area where it is. It's
Speaker 2: a very small area. This is another thing that doesn't
Speaker 2: make a lot of sense. And we're going to have
Speaker 2: to investigate this a little bit more. And I don't know.
Speaker 2: I've sent it to a couple of bigfoot people. One
Speaker 2: of them got back to me right away. Actually both
Speaker 2: of them got back to me right away, believing it
Speaker 2: was a sasquatch.
Speaker 1: Did it smell, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I wasn't there. The camera didn't smell. The camera didn't
Speaker 2: have any odor on it. Right. There is some UFO
Speaker 2: news coming out because for some reason over the last
Speaker 2: couple of days, there's been three people now, doctor Eric Davis,
Speaker 2: who has been a scientist who has studied UFOs and
Speaker 2: UAP for thirty years, along with whistleblowers Matthew Brown and
Speaker 2: Dylan Borland, who've come out making these one minute videos
Speaker 2: pleading for President Trump to waive a part of their
Speaker 2: non disclosure agreement so that way we can get more
Speaker 2: transparency into the public. Now. I don't know why these
Speaker 2: videos are coming out, or if they're actually necessary, or
Speaker 2: even if they will gain the president's attention, but these
Speaker 2: gentlemen feel, and apparently there are more going to be
Speaker 2: coming out from other so called whistleblowers in the UFO world,
Speaker 2: that they are going to be pleading with the President
Speaker 2: to allow them to speak and to allow knowledge of
Speaker 2: these crash retrievals, alien bodies, videos, audio pictures to come
Speaker 2: out and speak the truth to the American people. Now,
Speaker 2: a lot of time these type of pleas do not
Speaker 2: go very far and they don't really reach somebody presidential. However,
Speaker 2: in this case, knowing that the president has already allegedly
Speaker 2: waived the NDAs her whistleblowers to talk, although they cannot
Speaker 2: talk publicly about what they've seen, it is a wonderment
Speaker 2: of whether or not he will actually move this step forward.
Speaker 2: At times he has been a little rogue when it
Speaker 2: comes to this subject that has usually been swept under
Speaker 2: the rug. So we're going to see if this actually happens.
Speaker 2: But right now, you can go on X type in
Speaker 2: UFO and you can see these videos for yourself. These
Speaker 2: please from these three gentlemen who have served their country well,
Speaker 2: who just want UFO transparency.
Speaker 1: What do you think is going to happen.
Speaker 2: In reality? I think we're going to have more videos
Speaker 2: come out, But politically, I don't see anything happening. I
Speaker 2: don't see how these can be a push towards any
Speaker 2: sort of disclosure movement or the legacy program that allegedly
Speaker 2: runs the UFO program within the United States government. I
Speaker 2: think it'll fall on deaf ears. Although some politicians may
Speaker 2: come out and say, hey, this is a good way
Speaker 2: for me to get my name out there. Look what
Speaker 2: Dylan Bordeland is saying, or doctor Eric Davis, let's get
Speaker 2: behind them. Let we need to know what's going on.
Speaker 2: I see that happening, but I don't see getting any
Speaker 2: momentum to actual disclosure.
Speaker 1: Dave Scott spaced out Radio Now, Dave tell us about
Speaker 1: the Canadian wildfires which we still smell, are still polluting
Speaker 1: our air in the lower forty eight even though we
Speaker 1: make your cars.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, because the tariffs are pretty much shut down
Speaker 2: all the car lots or the car building here. So
Speaker 2: the big thing that's going on right now is the
Speaker 2: helicopters are still flying. The good news, like in my area,
Speaker 2: they've actually reopened the highway so that way we can
Speaker 2: actually travel. People have been allowed back home after being
Speaker 2: evacuated for almost a month from their homes. So you know,
Speaker 2: once again my conspiracy theory came through that the big fire,
Speaker 2: which was the size of probably one hundred and twenty
Speaker 2: thousand football fields, seems to be under control right before
Speaker 2: the firefighters, who are a lot of them are students,
Speaker 2: go back to school Labor Day weekend.
Speaker 1: Yes, your theory is that these this is a part
Speaker 1: time summer job that the kids from college start the fires,
Speaker 1: stop the fires for deforesting for whatever reason. But the
Speaker 1: most valuable thing you taught us was I kept saying
Speaker 1: these have to be chemical fires. They smell like chemical fires.
Speaker 1: This is these are not trees, and you said, well, yes,
Speaker 1: they're both. They're trees that have been treated with chemicals.
Speaker 1: What's the name of that.
Speaker 2: Chemical, glycophates. It's like round up.
Speaker 1: The same crap that's in round up is coating those trees.
Speaker 1: Now what does it do for the tree?
Speaker 2: It dries them out. It literally dries out the forest.
Speaker 2: And when you have the way the logging industry in
Speaker 2: British Columbia has been decimated over the years due to bureaucracy,
Speaker 2: Paul Dicks taxes, stump it fees and everything in between.
Speaker 2: They have stopped taking care of the forest. We used
Speaker 2: to have companies out there that would go and take
Speaker 2: out fallen logs or dead trees that are in high
Speaker 2: prone fire territories. We don't have that anymore. Deforestation hasn't
Speaker 2: helped by putting in not fur trees that have been
Speaker 2: standing there one hundred, two hundred years, but bringing in
Speaker 2: evergreen trees or other types of trees that aren't proper
Speaker 2: to this area naturally. So there is a lot that
Speaker 2: happens in this area that causes this. And you know
Speaker 2: when you walk through the forest, even when I'm in
Speaker 2: my big Foot spot, I mean we're climbing over dead
Speaker 2: trees that have been fallen for years every time we
Speaker 2: are there. It really like I wish I could get
Speaker 2: a trailer in there, because I would go buck up
Speaker 2: some that would for myself. Yes, Walter, I'm Canadian, I
Speaker 2: wear plaid and I have a chainsaw.
Speaker 1: Okay, Dave Scott, Canadian has a chainsaw. Where's plaid confirmed?
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