Hilarious! The most expensive game of hide and seek in American history. Barack Hussein gave $150,000 to Eskimos to find Sasquatch
LMAO! I can’t get over this one!
In 2016 the National Park Service granted a group of Eskimos $150,000 to look for Sasquatch. Not kidding. I bet that was one hell of a drunk.
This has to be the most expensive game of hide and seek in American history. Could it be that Sasquatch was in the White House all along?
According to The Washington Free Beacon, the National Park Service is spending $149,927 researching Bigfoot, sea monsters, unexplained lights, and other paranormal activity.
Kawerak Inc., a nonprofit group that serves people of Eskimo, Aleut, or American-Indian descent in the Bering Strait region between Alaska and Russia, received the grant last year. The organization illustrates its project with a picture of “Hairy Man,” a mythical Bigfoot-like creature.
The group is not just interested in researching “Hairy Man,” but a whole host of “supernatural” creatures.
“Kawerak’s Social Science Program has recently initiated a new research project on the ‘Supernatural Environment,'” Kawerak’s description of the project reads. “Phenomena that can be described as ‘supernatural’ include, among others, things such as sea monsters, little people, wild babies, unexplained lights, animals that can change into other things, and invisible sea birds.”
The organization says the research is important to understanding how culture influences beliefs in the paranormal.
“The objective of the project is to document, in a serious and meaningful way, Bering Strait residents’ knowledge about, experiences with, and beliefs about supernatural phenomena,” the group said. “We think that this information is important to understanding how people relate to their environment and that there are culturally specific understandings of these phenomena which have not been previously documented.”
The National Park Services originally announced its intention to award a $150,000 grant outside the normal competitive process to Kawerak for the supernatural study in March 2016.
