If the Air Force wants to put the "Phoenix Lights" issue to rest once
and for all they need to make a press statement BEFORE the fact, not
after the lights are seen.


If, for example, they came on television and radio and stated that
this Friday night (give EXACT date and approximate time) they would
deploy the flares over the city in the same fashion as previously seen
(and captured on video), the entire issue would be debunked and put to
bed.


These images could be filmed with professional equipment by television
stations and anyone with a video camera.


The images of these "flares" in V-formation could be compared to those
seen at various times over Phoenix and judged by one and all.


I can guarantee you that this will never happen.  I'm so cock-sure
about this because I know exactly what the Phoenix Lights really are,
and they are neither deployed flare, nor extra-planetary spacecraft.
It's a good old home grown hoax that has now garnered legendary status.


I know this because I helped weld the damn frame of this rig together
over a decade ago.  It breaks down into three sections and is nothing
more than a glorified hot-air balloon.  I've talked about this at
length before in these groups but no one seems to want the truth.


So friends, go on beLIEving the Phoenix Lights are from another planet
and traveled untold light years to visit that hell-hole in the desert,
Phoenix.



-Leary-