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๐Ÿ‡จ๐Ÿ‡ฆ Calgary Bigfoot 2014 โ€” One of the Rare Ones ๐Ÿ‘ฃ I think we can all agree that most purported Bigfoot footage is either misidentified or hoaxed. That is not a dodge โ€” itโ€™s just the way it is. If you have watched this account for a while and wondered why I post so many clips only to tell you they are fake, that is why. The list of bad videos is huge. Real is rare. Seeing lots of fakes helps you recognize the difference. This is the original Calgary family clip from January 2014. Just a riverbank, a father, some kids, and a figure in the trees. I have known about it for years and never sat with it long enough to decide. I did that this morning. You are looking at a real Bigfoot. What sold me is the mass. This is not a thin shape sliding through brush. When it stands, you get shoulders, a thick back, and a head set low on those shoulders โ€” the same low-set look you see on Patty and the Idaho Bigfoot. The drop from the top of the head to the hanging left hand is long. That arm length is hard to fake at this distance with a man in a suit. The hair reads as one color, reddish-brown, not clothing. Bear and moose drop out once you watch it stand and walk. The arms swing. The body stays upright. It does not bolt. It turns and leaves the way the better clips leave โ€” calm, not panicked. The audio matters. The kids are not performing. There is no โ€œwhat is that?โ€ routine. It is โ€œthatโ€™s not a humanโ€ and a quiet โ€œwhoa.โ€ That sounds like people who already saw it before the camera came up, which is what the original description said. It is still a short clip at a distance. No public tracks or hair from the spot. I am not handing you a lab result. I am telling you the morphology does not leave room for the usual outs, and this is one of the few times I will say the thing on camera is the real deal. Watch the raw file. Listen to the family react. Tell me what you think.๐Ÿ‘‡ #Bigfoot #Sasquatch #Calgary

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The problem is, Trump has no way to use ANYTHING of what he just stole. Strip the flags and the military off this deal and here is what he took: A veto over the largest pile of rare earth minerals on the planet. Those are the metals inside every AI chip, every electric motor, and every guided missile. On paper, he just cornered the fuel of the next century. But this "victory" is actually hollow: Digging the rock out of the ground is the easy half. The hard half is the one that counts: Turning that ore into usable metal. That refining is a completely separate industry, and China owns roughly 90% of it. For the heavy rare earths that matter most, the ones that keep a magnet alive inside a missile or an EV motor, China refines closer to 98%. So follow the ore: It comes out of Greenland, and to become anything at all, it has to be shipped straight to the one country this entire deal was built to DEFEAT. He seized the mine. China still owns the only factories on Earth that can turn what's in it into something real. And it gets worse, because China saw this coming: It has already banned the export of its refining technology and slapped controls on the exact heavy metals the West is scrambling for. So even the know-how to process this stuff is locked behind the same door. Trump can hold every rock in Greenland and still be told what he's allowed to make from it. And the most important question: If these minerals are a decade away from being usable, then what is this deal producing today? The honest answer is a stock. A company called Critical Metals Corp controls Greenland's flagship deposit. It books roughly $560,000 in sales, yet it carries a market value near $1.5 billion. That's a price of about 2,500x what it sells. Its own auditor formally flagged doubt that it can stay in business. And every time a government headline like this one lands, the stock rips 30, 40, even 60%, then bleeds back down while the company sells fresh shares into the hype. So understand what this "national security win" really is: The mine is a decade from producing anything. The processing still belongs to China. What gets manufactured on day one is a share price, and the people who buy that story are the ones left holding it when the headline fades. What he seized is a rock only his enemy can turn to gold, and a stock only retail is left holding. Maybe there was a reason why no prior president tried to get hold of Greenlandโ€ฆ

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