Mysterious Dog-like Creature Shot and Killed on Montana Farm
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The wolf was in the Witness Protection Program after testifying against Little Red Riding Hood. It's appearance was changed but the plastic surgeon messed up while doing a dance.
I personally think the so called "rancher" was a hired hitman.
The hitman,'rancher', has been getting death threats and has moved to Mexico seeking plastic surgery so he can return to buy his neighbor's ranch under a different name to continue his mission for a covert gov agency.
The dancing wolf surgeon is now residing in Beverly Hills.
If "Tin Foil Hat" is hate speech than "They" should also be considered hate speech. As in "They are keeping it from us" and "They would never let us know".
Mod speaking as mod here. I let that tin foil hat reference stand because it was used in reference to other forums where it’s used. On the Unsolved Mysteries board, tin foil hat is almost always used as a derogatory slam on the other poster. In other words... a personal attack. Personal attacks are against the TOS.
In conspiracy theory speak, there is always an unnamed unknown “they”. The heart of conspiracy theory is always the “They”. It’s a common thing throughout history. Us against “Them”.
If I am going to start going after the posters using “they”, there won’t be an Unsolved Mystery forum.
If I am going to start going after the posters using “they”, there won’t be an Unsolved Mystery forum.
If people cannot use fact and be specific maybe there should not be an Unsolved Mystery forum. People who want the truth are more than happy to be clear and present facts. "They" on this forum is almost always used as derogatory slam the US Government. Maybe you should look at that. If you would allow for people to ask questions and point out nonsense maybe some of these Unsolved Mysteries would not be unresolved?
If people cannot use fact and be specific maybe there should not be an Unsolved Mystery forum. People who want the truth are more than happy to be clear and present facts. "They" on this forum is almost always used as derogatory slam the US Government. Maybe you should look at that. If you would allow for people to ask questions and point out nonsense maybe some of these Unsolved Mysteries would not be unresolved?
If you think there shouldn’t be an Unsolved Mystery Forum, take it up with the Senior Mods to have it removed. I can’t make it go away.
I believe there are PLENTY of Unsolved Mysteries...
I enjoy talking "what if?" With fellow posters. Some offer rational explanation... I think these are very appreciated, though I think there are events that cannot be explained with what we know.
The Rendlesham Forest UFO encounter is one such that comes to mind.
If people cannot use fact and be specific maybe there should not be an Unsolved Mystery forum. People who want the truth are more than happy to be clear and present facts. "They" on this forum is almost always used as derogatory slam the US Government. Maybe you should look at that. If you would allow for people to ask questions and point out nonsense maybe some of these Unsolved Mysteries would not be unresolved?
If you do not like the board, no one is forcing you to visit it, CD has many other boards with other topics.
I'm just glad the farmers around here don't get excited, and use guns. My dog is part Dingo, part Alsatian, and quite a bit Collie. These types of dogs like to go adventuring, alone.
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