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You mean the same "Public Education system" that is in shambles? And currently and absolute joke to begin with? If you haven't already seen "Waiting for Superman" check it out on netflix or BB, Amazon Prime etc..

The economic impact goes far beyond timber. Anything based on resource extraction ... timber, mining, energy production (gas, coal). We assume but don't know for sure the extent of the "turf" (I hate to say habitat) they use. If it's not just forest in remote places, we could be talking about land set asides right up to the city limits impacting private land holdings, agricultural use, etc. It's bigger than just timber, we just don't know how big. Further, if gov't really knows about bigfoot, if they've had them in the lab, etc as some suggest, then they may have confirmed some of the "woo" stuff. Maybe there are weaponization concerns, national security issues in play. Who knows? ... and until we know what is, we don't know what isn't. Until we know more, I think it pays to keep all the questions open and all possibilities on the table, even the ones we personally think unlikely. MIB

My thoughts on this topic follow deductive reasoning. Modern technology has the ability to read the date on a dime from outerspace, can we agree on this? The government possesses this technology and has control of it, can we agree on this? If there is a sasquatch anywhere within our borders, such technology could easily observe them...can we also agree to this point? From these points, if there is a sasquatch at all, the government has observed them--does this sound reasonable, given the previous 3 points? The government has admitted to nothing. Conspiracy? Define conspiracy. Why would they deny what they have in all most liklihood observed? To prevent mayhem or bedlam, public paranoia, militia-like responses from the public, or maybe....just maybe, to keep us all in the dark; after all, knowledge is power yes?