Fife Symington describes seeing Phoenix Lights

The former governor of Arizona, Fife Symington, describes the Phoenix Lights as he saw them from a park, on CNN's Anderson Cooper 360°. "It was enormous, it just felt 'other worldly', in your gut you could just tell it was 'other worldly'", said Symington.

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[stellabella841]

You know no one described being scared of these things but I wonder if anyone on the ground was thinking INDEPENDENCE DAY!!!

[Mid West]

Aliens probably wouldn't use money they would share resources unilike our retarted asses...

[jerry decaire]

Hi, may I ask if the UFO was clearly a discernible object or could you see only lights in the sky? That is, did it have an obvious shape?

[skyzoophone]

Fife Symington must put his dirty fingers into his shity asshole politician's asshole. That people still give him credit, and still mention his name after the ways he treated the voters, demonstrates that people in politics have not finished making fun, steeling and cheating the whole world without any consequenses!!!

[ForcedRejection]

inaccurate, the National UFO Reporting Center collected reports and subsequent investigations supports actual thousands. And the footage is of Military Flares which were dropped 90 minutes later as PsyOps so they could be associated with the ship that blocked out stars as it passed overhead. Your imagination guesses that thousands of witness is false. The data shows that the story of thousands of witnesses is true. besides, there are 400 pilot/military wit. collected by disclosure project.

[ForcedRejection]

They keep showing footage of the Military Flares from an hour and a half later which has nothing to do with the ship at 8 PM. This is annoying disinfo/misinfo (disinfo by the military, misinfo by the news who doesnt know any better.

[Mitchell Tonyan]

Don't mind me i'm just a weather balloon, some swamp gas.

[Crystal Trujillo]

PHOENIX is RISing>>>3 In Greek mythology, a phoenix is a long-lived bird that is cyclically regenerated. A phoenix obtains new life by arising from the ashes of its predecessor. According to an etymology offered by the 6th and 7th century archbishop Isidore of Seville, the name of the phoenix derived from its purple-red hue, an explanation that has been influential. This association continued into the medieval period, albeit in a different fashion; the bird was considered "the royal bird.

[thnkfree]

I saw it that night. I saw flares with parachutes. I was camped out south west of the mountains with large binoculars. It was very clearly flares with parachues.

[philly phoenix]

i saw it when i was just a young boy in central phoenix off indian school on the east side off 20th street, never left my thoughts something ive wondered about my whole life, it was so BIG and quiet, i dunno how something that big could even fly, and on top of that quietly, and if it was government they have tons of desert to fly over, why go over the capitol and biggest city in the state if it was something they were trying to hide. made me a believer.