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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 y...  
 
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Flutlicht23 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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I saw almost the same lights in my country Germany.
It flew extremely slowly through the forest.
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Joel0277 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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what is funny is howmany americans deny every evidenceno matter how solid the proof is. it just shows how dumb down the american population is. i mean you have a mile or more wide object hovering in your skies and you really believe tthose are flares really how Dumb are you do Flares remain hovering ? flares remain in 1 place really ? go get 1 of those fares fire it in to the sky n see how long it stays in the sky let alone remain in 1 spot in the sky. i guess u drank the koolaid.
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Isn't there a hill right below where the flares are located? You know, I've been wondering if those flares were actually atop poles on the hill thar yonder, you know the hill you can't see at night.
foortiz619 (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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r u being paid by the government.....???????ur are wrong bro
GOPChris (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Flares.
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Lol....yeah what a great place to test a secret craft...right over the city of Phoenix. What about the Belgian Triangles? The head of the Belgian airforce said outright there was no way they could be anything other than aliens and what kind of "secret" could anyone be trying to keep by flying all over Brussels?

Yeah...let's try out our 'secret' aircraft by flying it over areas of high population. I guess that was their grand scheme back in the 1890's too, lmao
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Oh and the Battle of Los Angeles....I guess back in the 1940's they were testing out secret aircraft too. Too bad they didn't mention it to the US airforce, they wouldn't have tried to attack them and wasted all that ammo.
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if there was wind they would most likely all blow the same way. What hes saying about his dad makes sense.also you asked why wouldn't they tell the public.maybe,for like a mental response. They would want to know how the enemy would feel if they thought they had a huge craft lumbering over them. Or like he said it wasn't directly over phoenix maybe the gov. just thought no one should really care or suspect anything with all the military bases around. so yea, i believe you.

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