Ross Coulthart on UAP Hearings, Russian Tech, and Men in Black

Upcoming UAP Congressional Hearing

• 🏛️ A public UAP hearing is scheduled for September 9th, featuring at least three witnesses: a former US Air Force veteran, a Navy officer, and a US Air Force officer, all described as firsthand witnesses.
• 🤞 Hopes are high for this hearing, but there's an acknowledgment that Congress may need to provide stronger protections and assurances for witnesses, with potential intelligence community input limiting what can be discussed publicly.
• 🤫 Concerns exist that even public hearings might be a "dog and pony show," with much more information held in secure, private briefings for select members of Congress.

Whistleblower Credibility and Disclosure Challenges

• ⚠️ Skepticism remains regarding the depth of whistleblower knowledge, particularly concerning interaction with Non-Human Intelligence (NHI) or reverse-engineered craft.
• 🔒 The speaker suggests that if the US possesses technology derived from non-human sources, national security concerns would naturally lead to secrecy, potentially requiring presidential or National Security Council approval for public disclosure.
• 📉 Oversight and accountability bodies within the US government are described as ineffective, with a strong belief that meaningful disclosure will ultimately need to come directly from the President.

Status of Investigations and Key Figures

• 🧐 The ICIG investigation into David Grush's allegations is believed to be ongoing but possibly "shelved," with the original ICIG having moved on.
• 🗣️ There are positive signs, including statements from Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard hinting at awareness of sensitive UAP-related information and past indications from FBI head Cash Patel and former CIA Director John Ratcliffe about their interest in UAP truths.
• 🇺🇸 Ultimately, the responsibility for public disclosure is seen as resting with the President, who may currently be prioritizing other pressing issues like the economy and international conflicts.

Skywatcher Project and James Fowler's Departure

• 📡 James Fowler, a key figure in Skywatcher's field operations and sensor technology, is stepping away to focus on a new aerial intelligence venture.
• 📊 Skywatcher has completed its initial field operations, collected over 10 terabytes of data, and is now entering an analysis phase with external scientists and specialists.
• 🚫 Despite speculation, Fowler has rebuffed claims of bad blood, and Skywatcher's statement emphasizes a rigorous scientific approach to data evaluation, though the discontinuation of field operations is seen as a pity.

International UAP Efforts and Potential Threats

• 🇨🇳 China is identified as the most aggressive in UAP espionage, with genuine concerns that they may have surpassed the US in reverse-engineering non-human technology.
• 🇷🇺 Russia is also actively researching advanced technologies, potentially including "scalar weapons" and other exotic systems, with a focus on facilities like Mount Yamantau.
• ✈️ There's a strong suspicion that advanced drones observed over the US are foreign adversary technology, likely Chinese, posing a significant national security and flight safety risk.

The Phenomenon of "Men in Black"

• 🎬 While acknowledging the popular movie, the speaker notes that many individuals who have publicly raised inconvenient UAP-related information report being visited by strange individuals in black suits.
• 🕵️‍♂️ This phenomenon is described as a form of "control group" that monitors and suppresses inconvenient scientific breakthroughs and craft retrievals, though they may not necessarily wear traditional black suits today.