On November 15th, 2007, a group of civilian pilots, military personnel, astrophysicists,

and aeronautics experts, even the former governor of Arizona, gathered in Washington, D.C.

to participate in a press conference about UFOs.

For more than two hours, these men and they were all men stood up and each recounted a

personal experience that had left them scratching their heads.

Both objects were of a flattened disk shape with a dark area to the right.

They were brilliant yellow with light emanating from with them.

As we approached it on foot, a silhouette of the train anger craft about nine feet long,

six and a half feet high came into view.

We discovered mild radiation and evidence of broken branches on the trees.

We suddenly observed a very bright red orange object.

It was oval and for the black center, it reminded me of an eye and it appeared to be winking.

During my second term as governor of Arizona, I saw something that defied logic and challenged my reality.

I witnessed a massive delta-shaped craft that silently navigated over the squal peak area

in the North Phoenix in the evening and it was truly breathtaking.

As a pilot and a former Air Force officer, I can definitively say that this craft did not resemble any man-made object that I'd ever seen.

They came from all over, not just the US, but Belgium, Peru, Iran, England, to share their stories with the world.

And they were frustrated because in many cases, despite the fact that these were reputable, reliable sources,

their governments had either ignored their reports or just chalked them up to weird weather.

Who are you going to believe? You're lying eyes. Or the government.

Here's the thing, though. Is the government really ignoring them?

Because while programs designed to watch missiles and satellites and aircraft can be easily created,

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