Ross Coulthart on UAP Disclosure, Whistleblower Threats, and the 'Buga Sphere'

UAP Disclosure Act and Congressional Hurdles

• 💡 The UAP Disclosure Act has been proposed twice, with the first iteration significantly weakened by removing an independent records review board.
• ⚠️ A major concern is that even if passed, the legislation might be ignored or swept under the rug due to the influence of the national security establishment.
• 🧠 Politicians are perceived as excessively beholden to the national security establishment, making it difficult to challenge reassurances about classified programs.
• 🇺🇸 There's a risk that politicians avoid rocking the boat for fear of being accused of undermining national security, especially within certain political factions.

Senator Rounds and the Gang of Eight

• 🧐 It's believed that Senator Mike Rounds knows more than he publicly discloses due to his positions on key intelligence and armed services committees.
• 🤫 Members of the Gang of Eight, who are supposed to be briefed on all government secrets, have reportedly not been fully informed about UAP matters.
• ⚖️ This lack of briefing for senior members raises questions about legal withholding of information and the effectiveness of oversight mechanisms.

Whistleblower Retaliation and Threats

• 🛡️ There is a clear need for enhanced whistleblower protections as individuals involved in UAP programs report intimidation and threats.
• 🚫 The current system, which often defaults to investigating UAP allegations through ARO (All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office), has shown a propensity for meddling and not taking whistleblower claims seriously.
• ⚠️ Reports include outright bullying, intimidation, and threats of death to keep UAP program secrets, with allegations of murder to protect these secrets.
• 📰 The mainstream media's subservience to the national security state is seen as enabling the cover-up, making intimidation and threats less necessary.

NASA's Paul R. Hill and Abduction Cases

• 🚀 Paul R. Hill, a senior aerodynamics engineer at NASA, took the UAP issue seriously, using the term