VEDIC WEST VIRGINIA? THE FLATWOODS MONSTER

[EndtheMadnessNow]

Walter discusses the legendary American ufology icon within a context of ancient Hindu lore. I like Walter's weirdness as he's one of the few on Utube that really digs into the history of his wide ranging topics and refuses to go with the status quo. Plus he has a very interesting background bio aside from his prolific authoring of books.

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[Ninurta]

Old Boy there looks an awful lot to me like Tom Hanks. Resemblances notwithstanding, I think he's dead wrong about the Flatwoods Monster being a Hindoo. It was clearly a Godless Commie Russkie. For evidence, I present the strong resemblance of it's head-piece to the "onion" domes found on all the buildings in Moscow and Leningrad. In addition to that, it was sighted in 1952, during the throes of the Cold War,when the Godless Commie Russkies had all their barrels aimed at the American Heartland, like West-By-God -Virginia.

He's simply getting confused between the Feather Indians as present in West Virginia and the Dot Indians as present in Hindoostan India. They were entirely different kinds of Indians. There were no Dot Indians present in West Virginia until those pagan Hare Krishnas built a commune compound in the Western Panhandle of West Virginia around the late 1970's during the Hare Krishna invasion of the US Heartland.

It's an easy mistake to make - feather Indians and Dot Indians both have the syllables "Indians" in their names,and it confuses many people. One must only recall that Feather Indians made their tools and weapons out of stone while Dot Indians made their gods out of stone to recall the difference.

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[EndtheMadnessNow]

Walter is from West Virginia. Tom Hanks?? Really? Not at all to me. Ok, maybe Tom Hanks with a beard.

In many of his vids he makes/offers correlations on possible relations to other culture symbolism & mythology lore. Not all facts of course, but I find most of his presentations very interesting. This one because I know about zero on the topic and I never heard of feather Indians and Dot Indians either.

However, in another vid where he dives a little in Hindu culture he admits he's not that well versed in it.

Those Hare Krishna's are a weird bunch. I remember seeing them often at the Honolulu airport.