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ROSS COULTHART DROPS SHOCKING NEW UFO STATEMENTS

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Overview / Main Thesis

The video argues that U.S. secrecy around UFO/UAP material is being reinforced not only through official non-disclosure, but also via:

  • Selective release
  • Compartmentalization
  • Evidence that keeps resurfacing across multiple claims

The overall idea is that real evidence may exist, but it is managed on others’ schedules, constrained by layered secrecy mechanisms (e.g., SAPs and restricted legal/agency authority).

Leaked “Correct Files” (KORRECT) Aren’t Dismissed

Host Cristina Gomez introduces Ross Coulthart’s discussion of leaked documents labeled KORRECT (“Commercial Applications Research for Extraterrestrial Technology”).

The pages are described as including:

  • Engineering-style diagrams of “recovered” non-human hardware
  • Component analysis/extraction processes
  • An encoded or symbolic alien language that no one has decoded

Gomez and Coulthart’s framing:

  • The documents reportedly first appeared online in 2007 and were widely treated as hoaxes.
  • However, Coulthart argues he can’t dismiss them, suggesting that faking ~50 pages of technical material plus an elaborate undeciphered language would be costly and unlikely to produce a believable payoff—especially without a clear creator stepping forward to claim credit.
  • Coulthart also suggests he has a lead on the document source but can’t disclose it.

Linking the “Discombobulator” Claim to Directed-Energy Disabling

The video connects a statement attributed to Donald Trump (made while discussing the Nicolas Maduro raid) where he described a device called a “discombobulator” that shut down enemy equipment before firing.

Ross’s framing is that this resembles:

  • A high pulse microwave (HPM) approach
  • Or another directed-energy method used to remotely disable electronics (e.g., drones, missiles, radars)

The video further claims that directed-energy weapon sightings mentioned in some UFO-recovery narratives align with alleged episodes where non-human craft were downed, and it ties this to Havana syndrome—where personnel report injury symptoms without a clear public cause—implying foreign and domestic actors may understand how such a weapon works.

Countering “No One Would Have Leaked This”

The video addresses an earlier argument (via a discussion described as a J.D. Vance interview with Joe Rogan) that a secret of this scale couldn’t stay hidden because it would have leaked.

Ross and a researcher named Gerb respond by citing public evidence that disclosures already occurred through official routes:

  • David Grusch’s 2023 congressional testimony regarding crash retrieval/reverse engineering and related monitoring programs
  • Whistleblower complaints reportedly moving through the intelligence Inspector General process before becoming public
  • A broader argument that insiders may not have enough information to leak meaningful details due to compartmentalization—people may work for years on a piece of a program without understanding the full scope

Compartmentalization and “Unacknowledged” Agencies as Proof Secrecy Is Feasible

Ross argues that the U.S. uses secrecy systems designed to compartment information so thoroughly that even high-level clearance holders may not know what others are doing.

Examples and claims include:

  • Special Access Programs (SAPs) / SAP-style compartmentalization
  • The National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) being largely unknown to the public for years
  • Newly released document batches purportedly not covering crash retrieval/reverse engineering or certain energy-related systems run under the 1954 Atomic Energy Act

The implication is that the most sensitive material may be outside straightforward White House control and intentionally kept from broader access.

Inconsistent Official Denials/Confirmations Around Lou (Luis) Elizondo

The video highlights a pattern of the Pentagon denying and then retracting/confirming whether Luis/Lou Elizondo ran a program.

The cited sequence includes:

  • 2017 confirmation to Politico that Elizondo ran the program
  • Later reversal/denial by spokespeople
  • A letter from Senator Harry Reid (who created the program) allegedly confirming Elizondo led it

The video treats the “confirm → deny → confirm/deny again” pattern as a red flag, using it to illustrate how information may be controlled legally and bureaucratically in phases.

A Framework for “Controlled Disclosure” Timelines

The video references retired Army Colonel Karl Nell, who supports the 2023 testimony and reportedly describes a controlled disclosure model where information is released on a prepared timeline—potentially extending beyond 2030.

Under this model, the video suggests contradictions might reflect the point when someone was cleared to disclose what they were allowed to reveal—shifting the question from:

  • “Is there deception?” to

  • “Who is allowed to know, and when?”

Mentioned Presenters / Contributors

  • Cristina Gomez (host / “UFO news update” presenter)
  • Ross Coulthart (guest / primary commentator)
  • J.D. Vance (referenced via a Joe Rogan interview)
  • Joe Rogan (referenced)
  • “UAP Gerb” (researcher referenced; reportedly spoke on the Hill)
  • David Grusch (mentioned; testified in 2023)
  • Inspector General / whistleblower process (mentioned generally, tied to Grusch)
  • Daniel Sheehan (lawyer / interview contributor)
  • Lou/Luis Elizondo (subject of Pentagon denial/confirmation pattern)
  • Senator Harry Reid (referenced; wrote a letter)
  • Karl Nell (referenced; described controlled disclosure framework)
  • Donald Trump (referenced regarding the “discombobulator” claim)
  • Nicolas Maduro (referenced in connection with the raid)
  • NewsNation (mentioned as Ross addressed the topic there)
  • Politico (mentioned as the earlier source of Elizondo confirmation/dismissal)

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