Chapter 1: The Phoenix Lights Incident

The Phoenix Lights phenomenon continues to fascinate and spark debate. Widely regarded as the most observed event in the realm of UFOs, attempts to attribute the lights to military flares fail to account for the extensive testimonies of hundreds who witnessed the occurrence. Yes, military flares were deployed in the area, but they were scheduled before and after the event, while the unidentified craft observed across three states was clearly not part of that plan.

For those interested in a deeper dive into the Phoenix Lights, the Chris Lehto podcast features an interview with Tom King, who has a longstanding interest in UFOs and a commitment to capturing evidence on film. His dedication is noteworthy—if only more scientists shared his seriousness about investigating UFOs. Since the U.S. Government has acknowledged the existence of UFOs, the burden of proof has shifted from UFOlogists to scientists, who must now demonstrate that these sightings are not extraterrestrial. It's crucial to remember that science operates on evidence, not proofs, and to analyze data, one must first look at it. If you're seeking undeniable proof, perhaps check your whiskey bottle.

Something significant occurred over Phoenix—there’s no doubt about that. If only one or two individuals had reported it, we might dismiss it as just another UFO sighting lost to time. However, Lee Spiegel's coverage, complete with an artist's depiction of a triangular UFO seen multiple times in 1975, aligns closely with the Phoenix Lights, suggesting it may be the same object. Notably, professionals were involved in both sightings.

Chapter 2: The Unfolding Narrative

Tom King, unabashedly critical, remarked, “Fife is a liar.” This sentiment isn’t surprising coming from a politician. King disputes Fife’s credibility with concrete evidence regarding his whereabouts and actions during the event, which do not match up. This discrepancy is intriguing—not because Fife altered his position, but because it highlights his human fallibility. His overcompensation likely led to his removal from office, as one misstep does not excuse another.

Debunkers typically pounce on such inaccuracies, yet they have remained conspicuously silent regarding the Phoenix Lights. The military's involvement is undeniable; jets were scrambled, and there is gun camera footage documenting the event. This indicates they possess information they are withholding. Consistent with other UFO encounters, military personnel involved are often instructed to remain silent and are relocated, minimizing the chance of them discussing their experiences.

We are still left waiting for the military to release the long-overdue UFO report that was due in October. Meanwhile, Congress must step up and demand accountability from the military, which continues to evade public inquiries on this subject. The populace is growing weary of this lack of transparency.

By the way, to all the congressional UFO committee members, here’s another question for the Department of Defense: since military jets were sent to intercept a UFO, can we access the testimonies of those pilots and see their gun camera footage?

There is certainly data that remains hidden from us—not flares, not foreign adversaries, not drones. The audacity of suggesting that several A-10s could silently drift over residential neighborhoods is laughable; had that been the case, everyone would have rushed outside in surprise.

Moreover, some witnesses reported seeing windows in the craft, with beings looking down at them. These were not necessarily aliens; they could have been humans, but they appeared humanoid enough to be identifiable.

The existence of UFOs is no longer up for debate; it has been established. Investigators like Tom King present compelling evidence that cannot be easily dismissed. The U.S. government has stated these phenomena are not of their own creation, nor are they attributable to Russia or China. What we are dealing with are piloted vehicles.

It raises intriguing questions about who—or what—might be observing us. Let's hope they are not merely tourists in their time-machine spacecraft, looking down on a species that struggles to evolve beyond conflict and environmental destruction. Perhaps these lights could serve as a catalyst for societal change, rather than a source of fear and government secrecy.