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To: MARTIAL MONK

Met the investigator who's been working on the Phoenix lights for 10 years. Has interviewed 300+ viewers.

The Phoenix lights--the real McCoy--were NOT flares nor Apaches. There was evidently government sponsored flares that night--but as confusion.

The huge V shaped craft was humongous and nothing known to be in our arsenel--at least not remotely publically.


77 posted on 03/23/2007 8:57:11 PM PDT by Quix (GOD ALONE IS WORTHY; PAID THE PRICE; IS ABLE; LOVE GOD WHOLLY, HIM & HIS KINGDOM 1ST)
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To: Quix

i'm a native tempean, didn't see the lights, but, the goldwater range is south of the mountains along interstate 8 i believe, those flares, unless really high up, would not be able to be seen that far away 50+ miles, due to south mountain and the estrella range


143 posted on 03/23/2007 11:40:08 PM PDT by machogirl
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To: Quix
The formation that I saw was exactly the same formation shown in the clips. They came from the same direction. My buddy saw the same thing as one of a series of like sightings. At the time they were training foreign pilots on the Apaches. You could go out to the Superstitions at night and watch them pop up and down in the mountains. Another friend would sit out all night, smoke dope, and watch them.

It may have been the night of the lights or a little later but Art Bell had a program on them. They gave a phone number for a "UFO Research Center" which I called. I told the "researcher" what I had seen and he screamed at me that "they were not Apaches" and slammed the phone down.

You can believe what you will but I think it was Santa Claus.

163 posted on 03/24/2007 1:23:44 AM PDT by MARTIAL MONK
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