Arizona

Now we only have the one supposedly they shouldn't really be any further north than like Arizona.

Secret Mountain near Bradshaw Ranch in Sedona, Arizona.

There's a place called Secret Mountain near Bradshaw Ranch in Sedona, Arizona.

And I think it was then reserved for like, you know, University of Northern Arizona.

And it's a member of his own party because he felt that he's going to step into the same mistake that the governor of Arizona made.

Melinda lives in Sedona, Arizona.

She lives in Sedona, Arizona.

So the U.S. military is operating over a deep underground military base right outside of Sedona, Arizona, where you can watch the craft fly out of the ground.

But Sedona, Arizona is a deep underground military base that you can go watch stuff coming in and out of the ground.

Just look at what Ross Coulthart and his sources have said about Bradshaw Ranch in Arizona.

yes i you know in the 70s snowflake arizona i think about if the accounts are to be believed and all

And I look over at Fife Simonton, the former governor of Arizona.

I don't remember what year it was. It could have been 2014, 15 in Arizona.

Representative Biggs from Arizona.

proving ground in arizona and back in the 60s the u.s army corps of engineers did a ton of deep basing

county arizona are perfect spots where natural cavities exist where massive underground facilities can be

Um, I was in, uh, Phoenix, Arizona.

I was leaving Phoenix, Arizona, going to Tucson where I was stationed at, uh, based there.

Christina, I was in Sedona, Arizona. And when I was on stage, you know, and everybody's excited,

place in Bullhead City, Arizona, and we were on a highway 40 out in a remote area.

1975, November 5th in Snowflake, Arizona was a moment that, you know, forever changed, you know, the course of your own history, but so many others as well, including myself, because, you know, without which the movie wouldn't have been made.

species. For example, the Hopi people, traditionally associated with Arizona, have a legend around the

I live in northeastern Arizona, east of Snowflake. And in 1993, I was hiking on 60-acre

an AV-8B Harrier Squadron stationed out of MCAS Yuma, Arizona,

Oh, and Representative Biggs from Arizona.

For example, Sedona, Arizona.

Why seize a random rural property in Arizona unless there was something they felt needed securing?

One of them was with the former governor of Arizona, Fife Simonton, when he confessed after 10 years that he had not only, um, believed about the Phoenix Lights case, but that he too was a witness to the event.

And that was a moment in my career where I honestly, and I'm not just making this up, I remember sitting in my chair and I'm going, did the governor of Arizona just say that he too saw it and that he looked into it and he felt it was otherworldly?

You know, they've done some pretty cool stuff. I mean, Phoenix, Arizona was pretty phenomenal. I was when everyone's under the night sky to get a glimpse of the hell Bob comment and that massive boomerang shaped craft and other crafts as well.

It's a very remote area of the snowflake, Arizona, up in the mountains where that encounter occurred. So I thought about, like, I think about those things. I think about, you know, Socorro, like officer Lonnie Zamora, like face contact, you know, locked eyes with one of these beans.

I, I was at the airport a couple of years ago and I was flying to Arizona for a conference or something.

Arizona.

Victor flew in from Arizona.

Somebody in, um, it might've been Arizona. And, uh, she said, look, James, it was one of two things,