We the People expect at least some sanity from those we elect to the highest offices
in the land.
But if there's one thing all of America's leaders have in common, it's a homicidal narcissism.
If they have two things in common, it has to be their strange tales of supernatural
encounters.
Their stories range from terrifying to ridiculous.
But what exactly did this former US President reveal?
Stay with us until the end to know everything there is to know about this and much more!
For a long time, having an interest in unidentified flying objects, or UFOs, was considered largely
taboo in mainstream culture.
However, attitudes appear to be shifting in America, with personalities ranging from Barack
Obama to former NBA great Shaquille O'Neal voicing their opinions.
The notion that government executives and employees have insider knowledge of conspiracy
theories and unidentified sightings is not novel.
What you may not know is that presidents and other top officials are frequently as clueless
as the ordinary people.
While it may be tempting to think that they know everything, history has demonstrated
that presidents both recent and distant have showed an interest in phenomena such as UFOs
and Bigfoot sightings despite their lack of understanding.
Are we alone?
Have alien spaceships been buzzing around the Earth's atmosphere?
These are the questions raised in a new report by the United States government on unexplained
aerial occurrences.
So far, it appears that the report's responses will leave UFO enthusiasts and conspiracy
theorists disappointed.
Officials and analysts in the United States who analyzed video footage from US Navy planes
and other documents believe the evidence does not point to alien technology — but they
also can't explain the bizarre happenings.
Former President Barack Obama declares, "He's just like us!"
In one sense, the former president is curious in whether or not there are other life forms
out there.
In a guest appearance on "During an interview on "The Late, Late Show" recently, Obama admitted,
"The truth is that when I came into office, I asked, right, I was like, 'Alright, is there
the lab somewhere where we're keeping the alien specimens and space ship?'
And you know, they did a little bit of research and the answer was no."
He was, of course, joking.
But then Obama mentioned something else regarding UFOs, and things got extremely intriguing.
Here's Barack Obama: "What is true, and I'm actually being serious here, is that there
are, there's footage and records of objects in the skies, that we don't know exactly what
they are.
We can't explain how they moved, their trajectory.
They did not have an easily explainable pattern.
And so, you know, I think that people still take seriously trying to investigate and figure
out what that is."
Obama's acknowledgment that there are, in fact, "footage and records of objects in the
skies, that we don't know exactly what they are.
We can't explain how they moved, their trajectory" is consistent with a growing acknowledgement
by official government institutions – after decades of denial!
– that UFOs are real.
Believing in UFOs does not need belief in aliens; UFOs are simply unidentified flying
objects.
There is no assumption that they include other types of life.
Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid was a lone voice in Congress on the existence
of UFOs for many years.
Reid advocated for the establishment of the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program
(AATIP) in 2007, which was housed under the Department of Defense and about which little
was (or is) known.
Reid was unapologetic in a 2019 interview for the show "Nevada Newsmakers" about the
$22 million he had set aside for AATIP during his time in the Senate.
"We know that China is doing it," Reid said of the examination of unexplained flying objects.
"We know that Russia, which is led by someone within the KGB, is doing it, too, so we better
take a look at it, too."
Reid added: "We got a volume of research that was done, $22 million worth of research.
It showed that not two people, four people or six people or 20 people but hundreds and
hundreds of people have seen these things, sometimes all at the same time."
Reid was taken aback in April 2020, when the Pentagon released three recordings of "unidentified
aerial phenomena" – a HUGE step in the government confirming their existence.
"I'm glad the Pentagon is finally releasing this footage," Reid tweeted, "but it only
scratches the surface of research and materials available."
"The U.S. needs to take a serious, scientific look at this and any potential national security
implications.
The American people deserve to be informed."
The White House Is Haunted There have been reports of a demonic cat stalking
between the Capitol and the White House since the mid-1800s, scaring staff and officials.
And, given that living cats are already troublemakers, that seems like something a demon cat would
do.
The cat is said to "live" in the crypt beneath the Capitol building and to have appeared
before to administration transitions and national disasters such as the Lincoln and Kennedy
killings and the 1929 stock market meltdown.
The cat, which is now dismissed as the stories of inebriated Capitol Hill security personnel,
has a very long past.
It's thought to be the ghostly remnant of one of the cats used to catch the hordes of
rats that were present when the building was first constructed, when D.C. was a horrible,
oozing swamp in more ways than one.
The creature is said to grow to the size of a tiger and once gave a guard a heart attack
as it leapt at him and vanished just before landing.
One guard claimed to have fired at it, only to have the bullets pass right through.
The White House is thought to be one of the most haunted houses in the country, with almost
everyone who has lived or visited there for extended periods of time, from presidents
to First Ladies, White House staff members and guests, all expressing having felt ghostly
presences and strange unexplainable events.
Some claim to have encountered the ghostly apparitions of various former presidents.
The first of these sightings is the spirit of Abigail Adams, the wife of John Adams,
who served as president from 1797 to 1801.
This was back in the early days of the White House, when Washington DC was still a town
established on the swampy ground of the Potomac River's banks.
Because most of the rooms were damp from humidity, the first lady would dry her laundered garments
in the East Room of the new White House.
There have been reports of her ghost heading towards the east room, holding her hands out
as though carrying the laundry.
Another rumored appearance is that of President Andrew Jackson, who nursed vendetta against
those who cost him the election over John Quincy Adams.
Jackson is frequently rumored to be wandering the Halls.
The haunting account of President Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the United
States, is possibly the most renowned haunting account of the White House.
These sightings are among the most common, with many people claiming to have seen his
ghost or felt his presence.
Lincoln, whose life was cut short by an assassin's bullet in April 1865, was reported to have
been seen for the first time by Grace Coolidge, the wife of President Calvin Coolidge, who
served from 1923 to 1929.
Grace stated that the lanky president was standing in the Oval Office staring out the
window across the Potomac River toward where the Civil War battles were fought Beyond.
Later, President Lyndon B. Johnson's wife claimed to have sensed Lincoln's presence
while watching a television show about his death.
During Franklin D Roosevelt's long presidency, the most noteworthy and regular sightings
of Lincoln's ghostly presence ranged from Eleanor Roosevelt stating she felt his presence
while working in Lincoln's former office to several people claiming to have seen his spirit.
Even British Prime Minister Winston Churchill allegedly stated that as he came out of the
bath naked, he discovered Lincoln's ghost sitting by the fireplace in his chamber.
Some psychics believe that President Abraham Lincoln's spirit appears at the White House
during times of crisis to assist the nation in whatever small way he can.
As we've seen, presidents have been central to accounts of hauntings and the supernatural
within the White House, with many of them either seeing or becoming ghosts.
Whatever you think about the existence of the supernatural, there is no disputing the
White House and its numerous presidents have a rich history.
Teddy Roosevelt Wrote About a Hunter Killed by Bigfoot
Theodore Roosevelt was the 26th President of the United States, as well as a talented
writer.
He wrote on a wide range of topics and subjects, including memoirs about his time with the
Mounted Police, military history novels, and books on his hunting adventures.
In his personal writings, he recounted a variety of various creatures that he hunted, but no
contacts with the supernatural or weird, such as a ghost or a Bigfoot, were mentioned.
However, despite the fact that he never wrote about personally seeing or hunting a Bigfoot,
he did write about someone else's experience with a Bigfoot in his book The Wilderness
Hunter, which was published in 1893.
This narrative was recounted to him by Bauman, who he characterized as a grizzled weather-beaten
Old Mountain Hunter.
The sighting happened near the Salmon River, which connects Idaho and Montana.
Bauman was said to be out hunting with another man when they realized they were being followed
by what they thought was a bear.
When the beast was discovered stalking them while they were hunting and beaver trapping,
it ransacked their camping area.
While Bauman was out hunting the next day, the other man was fatally attacked and left
with a broken neck.
Roosevelt stated that Bauman bolted, leaving behind all of his supplies but his weapon,
all the way down the pass until he was out of the creature's way and pursuit.
Bauman was convinced he had encountered a North American Sasquatch, commonly known as
the huge wood ape or Bigfoot.
Roosevelt noted Bauman's description of it as a half-human, half-devil or half-Goblin
Beast in the book.
While Teddy Roosevelt recorded Bauman's narrative as well as he could, it appeared that he was
skeptical about Bauman's experience.
Roosevelt said that the most convincing justification for it being genuine was that Bauman had to
believe what he said because he couldn't help but tremble at various moments in the story.
Whether Bowman's encounter was with a real Bigfoot or not, it made for a terrific and
entertaining narrative.
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