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From: Robert A. Rogers <lrogers@plains.NoDak.edu>
Date: Sat, 26 Jul 1997 15:26:05 -0500 (CDT)
Fwd Date: Sat, 26 Jul 1997 16:51:48 -0400
Subject: Re: Phoenix Lights - 'Solved'?


	The Air Forces explanation of the Phoenix UFO Sightings
as "Operation Snowbird" is quite suspicious.  William Moore,
well known to the world of UFOlogy, released his infamous
'MJ-12 document' in 1987.  I had this document in my posession
in 1988.  Within this document is, among other things, a
description of a secret government project known,
coincidentally, or perhaps not, as project "Snowbird."  Project
Snowbird is described as '. . . a cover for project REDLIGHT.
Several flying saucer type craft were build using conventional
technology.  They were unveiled to the press and flown in front
of the press.  The puspose was to explain accidental sightings
or disclosure of REDLIGHT as having been the SNOWBIRD craft."
(Moore)

	We can take this seeming coincidence in one of three
ways.  One, it IS merely a coincidence, but the odds of this
seem great indeed. Second, the gov't could have possibly used
the very well known UFO folklore detailed in the MJ-12 document
to further confuse the issue, or perhaps even to mock the ever
growing numbers of believers in the reality of the UFO
phenomenon.  Finally, a third possibility, though no easier to
believe than the first, is that it actually was project Snowbird
of the 1987 Moore document - the lights were gov't flown alien
or pseudo-alien craft.  Regardless, something is amiss.  The
complexity of the issue becomes greater and greater as time goes
on.

Robert A. Rogers

  Director
SUFOIT/PARA-4
North Dakota