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PHOENIX, ARIZONA – Two major Phoenix events have been announced that will coincide with the 10-year anniversary of “The Phoenix Lights” UFO incident. The new film FASTWALKERS will premiere Wednesday, Feb. 21. A two-day conference, EYEWITNESS 2007 – YOU ARE NOT ALONE, will be held Monday, March 12, and Tuesday, March 13.

FASTWALKERS is described as a “full-length documentary discloses for the first time, vital UFO disclosure information, gathered from an array of national and international experts and includes amazing photos and film footage,” according to a media release announcing the movie.

Ten Year Anniversary of Phoenix Lights UFO Incident: Major Events Announced

EYEWITNESS 2007 – YOU ARE NOT ALONE is conference in which “Sacred healers, shamans and other keepers of time, from the Mayan, Azteca and Hopi traditions will be appearing and speaking with us about some of their 5,000 year old traditional knowledge, with a special emphasis on the meanings of some of their prophecies and their relationship to the UFOs by millions of people around the world,” conference organizers say.

Both events will recall March 13, 1997, when hundreds or thousands of Arizona witnesses reported a huge V-shaped object, with large underside lights, slowly and silently drift over the metropolitan Phoenix area, also known as "The Valley of the Sun."

Visitors from all over the U.S. and other countries are expected to attend these events. And, who knows, maybe visitors from outside planet Earth may also attend.

FILM SHOWS “WHAT IS REALLY HAPPENING”

“Fastwalker is a code word created by NORAD (North American Air Defense Command) to classify unidentified flying objects (UFOs) which approach our Earth from space and enter our atmosphere,” the film’s promotional material states.

“It has been reported that from its subterranean facility deep inside Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado, USA, the Air Force NORAD facility tracks a rough average of 500 of these Fastwalkers each year.”

The film examines many important aspects of the UFO phenomena and the suspicions and conclusions of many that Earth is being visited by intelligent extraterrestrial beings. And, our governments know about it. At least, they know some of it.

FASTWALKERS includes interviews with many experts on these topics and “focuses on providing a ‘world view’ of what is really happening on planet Earth, rather than what we are told is happening," informational material for the film explains. “Hear contactees, experiencers, and abductees share their amazing testimonies! Discover the truth about extraterrestrial contact.”

The movie was filmed, edited and mastered in high-definition. FASTWALKERS was directed by Anthony T. Miles and produced by Robert Miles in association with the Safespace News Agency.

Tickets for the Phoenix premiere of the movie, to be held at the Harkins Arizona Mills 24 theatre, Tempe, Arizona, are available via their box office, (480) 820-0387, or online at http://www.harkinstheatres.com. Those interested can also visit the Web site http://www.fastwalkers.com.

CONFERENCE ‘ASKS THE RIGHT QUESTIONS’

“The theme of this year’s conference is dedicated to the thousands of UFO eyewitnesses across the United States and the rest of the world who have had close encounters with UFOs and searching for answers,” according to EYEWITNESS 2007 – YOU ARE NOT ALONE conference organizers.

Native American connections to UFOs and anomalous phenomena will be a focus of the conference. Many tribes are reported to have legends and lore about unusual occurrences in the past, insight into the present and predictions for the future.

“In addition to the Native American guest speakers, the world famous Native American dance troupe Danza Azteca Anahuac from Taos, New Mexico is coming to perform sacred dawn initiations with all willing and able participants near the Estrella Mountains of Phoenix where the now infamous Phoenix Lights occurred,” according to event information.

The conference will be held at the Steele Auditorium of the world-famous Heard Native American Museum in Phoenix. Sirius Seminars is helping coordinate the conference.

“The Heard Museum boasts numerous examples of Native American art, culture and history which serve as the perfect background for the information that our specially invited guest speakers will be sharing with us for the first time ever,” conference information states.

Conference producer William W. Warwick IV says, “We do not pretend to have all the answers, but we feel that we are asking the right questions.”

Steve Hammons has worked as a journalist, editor, counselor, juvenile probation peace officer, public safety urgent response specialist, teacher, instructor and U.S. Government researcher. He graduated from Ohio University, Athens, Ohio, with studies in communications (journalism focus) and health education (psychology focus). Hammons’ two novels tell the story of a U.S. intelligence and joint-service military research team investigating unusual phenomena.

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