Ross Coulthart Drops UFO Bombshell

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2:02The stupidity and arrogance and hubris of the people in the defense department and the intelligence community who think that they can continue to suppress this secret for another 80 years. They seem to think they can is just breathtaking. Catastrophic disclosure, huh? So look, that clip is going viral, but let's get some more context because there's a lot more around what he said there. Let's talk about something to the transformer fans for a second. Today's videos in collaboration with Transformers, Eternal War, a new mobile strategy game that's putting a pretty big emphasis on collecting the characters. The idea is simple. Build a collection of the Autobots and Decepticons that you actually want. And they've gone pretty deep with the recreations. You've got the classic character design, signature weapons, unique abilities and transformations, all brought to life with detailed 3D models and animations. Then you get to take those characters and put them together in a five-bots squad, which is especially interesting because Autobots and Decepticons can actually fight alongside each other here.

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4:05that have inside information on why these specific files are being released as opposed to better ones. To be quite honest, all of these files released by this administration are barely throwing us a bone. Look, I agree that what's going on at the moment in the pursue releases that presidential UAP records release is essentially a dog and pony show. I think we're being played. The real story that's going on behind the scenes is the work being done by ODNI, the Department of Defense, the FBI, in what is essentially UAP summoning and shoot down operations at White Sands Missile Range still ongoing. There is still an active FBI investigation into allegations of breaches of oversight laws, congressional laws entitling Congress to have access to all UAP related information. And I think at the moment what we're being shown by the government, frankly, is it's interesting. I don't want to say that we're not grateful for the fact that these documents are being released,

5:09but doesn't it strike you as odd that, for example, the 1952 Rupelt audio recording that was being held by MITRE Corporation? Why couldn't that have been released years ago? Why was it being withheld? I mean, what it showed was that 74 years ago, it would Rupelt, the captain in charge of Project Blue Book, was aware that there were anomalous objects that are doing weird things that cannot be explained by the Air Force. I think 20% of 800 to 900 sightings were unable to be explained. And the biggest thing, frankly, that I take away from all of this is that there's a lot of historical records sitting inside the Defense Department and other agencies that should have been released years ago, that the Air Force, particularly the CIA as well, didn't want released because all they would do is engender a growing public interest in the study of the phenomenon, which is now what's happening because of the stupidity of the Defense Department.

6:12Frankly, if they were more open and transparent with the public and stopped trying to cover things up, we'd know a lot more and we'd probably be less than used about it. I think the public is ready. So this is where the comment came from, right? He's being asked about, if any of the whistleblowers would come out and give us some inside information about why these files that are getting released in the tranches are so bad. Again, I'm not the only one saying this. I got a lot of crap in the beginning for not supporting the tranches and this and that. I've been right. It just been so bad. I think a lot of people have caught on. And look, Ross makes some good points that I actually agree with here about the tranches, right? Now we're going to get into some other things, right? Which is again, where the viral clip came from, but now you've got a little context, right? He thinks the people are ready for it. And then he says this.

7:13I don't necessarily agree, sir, though, that we're going to see whistleblowers coming forward talking about how poultry these records are. What I think we might see is what I've been warning about for months, catastrophic disclosure, the kind of disclosure day revelation where somebody throws a huge number of files, some of which may compromise national security onto a hard drive and walks out the building with it. The stupidity and arrogance and hubris of the people in the defense department and the intelligence community who think that they can continue to suppress this secret for another 80 years, they seem to think they can is just breathtaking. And what this does, this creates a climate of a kind of a Daniel Ellsberg situation. Daniel Ellsberg's name should be known to all Americans. I remember reading about him as a young man. He was a researcher working inside the Rand Corporation, did research for McNamara and was involved in the compilation of what's called the Pentagon papers documents,

8:17which showed that too many young men and women were being sent to their deaths in Vietnam in a completely needless and stupid war, which should never have happened in the first place. Honourable patriots who went to serve their country were being disgraced, by the way, that the national security state was concealing secrets, which showed just how much they knew about how this war was a folly. And it took Daniel Ellsberg to walk out of the building that he photocopied a vast number of documents and provided them to the New York Times and the Washington Post. And in the end, the Pentagon papers were published with no harm to national security, only harm to the embarrassed egos of certain people in the Department of Defense. And it led to the disclosure of what the government had known all along, that the Vietnam War albeit a lot of damn good patriots did their very best in the field. It was being driven by people who knew it couldn't be one, which is a terrible tragedy.

9:20And I've got people who I know who've served in Vietnam here in Australia. There are people whose names I know on the wall of Vietnam War in Washington. And we shouldn't ever forget that when we're talking about this kind of story, we're talking about men and women who are patriots who care about their country. And sooner or later, somebody is going to walk out of the building with a hard disk in their briefcase. And they are going to leak the secrets of UAP legacy retrieval and reverse engineering programs. I know because I talked to some of them and they're very, very frustrated with the degree of obfuscation, lying and deceit by the national security state and the apparent unwillingness of the White House to confront this issue. Let's give the White House a chance though. I do believe they're taking this issue seriously. I think the issue they are wrestling with is what to do about it.

10:21Mr. President, this is your moment. Nicky Glazer, this stunning tour, the thoughts of death, I don't like to dwell on them for longer than like 10 or 15. Now or today. November 19th, Yamabah Theater. No wonder women rushed to have kids were being trained for it since we were kids. They're like, here's a baby doll. Here's an easy-bait coffin. I got one of those. I stuck my head in it. I was like, I want out of this narrative. Tickets on sale now at Yamabah Theater.com. Don't miss Nicky Glazer, Yamabah Theater. LinkedIn is pretty amazing at helping you grow your small business. We cannot make your email response time faster. We can help you sell market and hire in one place. We cannot help you find space for your three desk drinks. Why do you have three? And while we can't help you find the perfect volume for your presentation video, LinkedIn can help you find the perfect audience for your business. Grow your small business on LinkedIn. Learn more at LinkedIn.com slash small business.

11:24Mr. President, this is your moment. I don't know if he sees it that way. You know what I mean? And I think that's very easy to say, where's the proof? It can't be his moment without the proof, right? And clearly, President Trump hasn't been moved by any proof or anyone around him to, you know, want to take up this moment, right? First, establish the proof, then establish taking up the moment. And I think that's what we're forgetting. And that's fine, right? There's been a lot of pleas to President Trump. And I just don't think he's hearing any of it. We got the war. We got the midterms coming up. President Trump isn't hearing any of these pleas. And this to me is like the worst time to do it. This should have been done before, right? So it kind of all seems for not, right? And then you have the waving of the NDAs and the whistleblowers don't want to do that. No, hearings coming up. It's not looking good, right? The tranches are horrible. It's not looking good.

12:26And then catastrophic disclosure, which, okay, Ross is saying he sees that more likely that a whistleblower might come out and do that. Well, that's what we've wanted for a long time, right? A lot of people have wanted that for a long time. You know, could it put people at risk, national security? I mean, clearly we don't want those things. So how do we do both? How do we get someone out just to tell us about the aliens and UFOs that wouldn't affect national security? Right? I don't know. Now, it's easier said than done. I'm trying to be nuanced about this. Yes, I want that. Yes, I would love for someone to come out and reveal this stuff because they're just getting so frustrated with the administration and what's happening and everything. So yeah, that would be great. Is that going to happen? What are the pros and cons to catastrophic disclosures? Much as we want it, we do need to consider the cons. You know, again, national security, right?

13:26Could Americans be endangered overseas Americans? I don't know. I don't know what information could be revealed that would have some sort of ripple effect. And is that worth it? Is that worth it to get humanity the truth? You know, what could solve all of this? Administration, the frustrations, the whistleblowers, everything, right? Well, it's all of it. Say it with me now. Aliens disclose themselves. Come on, aliens, just come on out and then we don't have to worry about any of this, right? Hmm. Linda, why they just secretly decided to only communicate with a few humans. Right. I don't know. It's like just any kind of disclosure. Like let's get it going. Alien disclosure, catastrophic disclosure, something because the bubble is, is, is blowing up. It's going to burst, right? At some point, enough, the biggest claims that could be made have been made.

14:32There's no more bigger claims to be made, right? The whole kitten caboodle has been claimed, craft bodies, reverse engineering, right? Agreements, all this stuff. You know, people who are deemed the most credible have made those claims. David Grush, his crew, right? All of that. There's really nowhere else to go. So, you know what I mean? They're saying they know wherever it is and what's going on and whatever. And they've seen the evidence, the proof, but somehow it's not getting out to the public. Again, where do we go from here? This is the end. This is the top floor. There's no more floors to go to. So we'll have to wait and see. Again, citizen disclosure. That is what we should be supporting more than anything. Waiting on some random whistleblower to come forward and provide catastrophic disclosure is a pipe dream as much as it sounds good in a sound bite for Ross Colter to say that on his show

15:32and make a plea to the president and all that. I make a video about it, right? It gets attention, but it's not effective, right? But in counting on catastrophic disclosure, we haven't had it up until now. It's been an 80 year cover-up, right? All the stuff they made it out to seem. And no one's come out yet. You think, now they're just all of a sudden going to come out? I mean, maybe. I guess one day it has to happen. But we're, I don't know. I just see nothing on the verge that would make this, you know, if anything, this would be the worst time to come out, right? Because whistleblowers are being so badly treated. Before whistleblowers came out, that story wasn't out there. It would have been a better time to come out. But now all the whistleblowers, that's pretty much 80% of what they talk about is how bad it is to come out. And all the problems they went through coming out, that's pretty much their story. That's 80% of what they talk about on podcasts and interviews and stuff. So maybe I 80% or I can't quantify it, but they talk about it a lot. So I would people want to come forward. Why would anybody listen? I go, yeah, this is a great time to come forward.

16:32Catastrophic disclosure. You know what I mean? It's just very interesting. So I'll have to wait and see. Let me know what you think down in the comments. And we'll see you guys on the next one. Remember about us. Every day's a gift, y'all. Peace.