Ross Coulthart
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59 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 1 Sep
Ross Coulthart’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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described some absolutely amazing results. And he actually acknowledged that there were people inside the US government who acknowledged that what they were being shown by Skywatcher was
very probably non-human. So the implications of this are that Skywatcher is uncovering stuff that probably the US Defence Department doesn't want uncovered. And my brooding nightmare about Skywatcher is it's run by good people. James and Jake are friends, they're good guys, and they're genuinely interested in transparency.
But the money men behind them, you know, they're obviously keen to get contracts. They're keen to demonstrate the utility of what they're doing. So let's hope that they're not tied up with a juicy contract from the Defence Department that offers them, I don't know, 50 million bucks to go away and do UAP observations for, I don't know, maybe Arrow or the Defence Department.
And if that happened, this is all totally hypothetical, what kind of NDAs or secrecy agreements would they be tied up in as a result of that? Exactly, yeah. And then it just disappears like other UFO programs in the past. Well, let's hope that doesn't happen. Let's hope they're good people and that they continue doing and showing the transparency they've been showing today. Yeah, I hope so too.
I doubt for a moment that Lou is a friend of disclosure and I think the issue is that historically it's not just me and it's not just UAP Gerb Sam.
There have been questions raised about the real nature of AATIP and its relationship to the OSAP program and whether Lou did hold the role in the supervisory role that he held inside the Pentagon as described
At different times, there have been question marks raised.
And one of the things actually that Lou says in the longer version of that interview, and I recommend everybody goes and listens to it, is that he's still very, very heavily constrained.
Even though the president has issued this directive about non-disclosure agreements,
If Lou did have a role in any way in the legacy UAP program, he's still constrained by his security oaths from speaking about that publicly.
And if the president really is interested in transparency and full disclosure, and I wonder sometimes whether he is, it would be important, I think, to see good men like Lou Elizondo released from those obligations of secrecy.
I hope people understand that there is a method to the madness here.
And there are a lot of people concerned to make sure that if we are moving towards a big D disclosure process, the full story be told.
And that's why I've spoken to people inside the program.
who are supportive of the need for people like Lou to be able to speak frankly and openly about what's really going on.
There is a method to this madness.
I'll have to leave it at that.
But suffice to say, respect and admire both men.
And thank you, Lou, for your kind words.
Obviously, time will tell.
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