Beaucoup de choses sont en train de se passer, le sujet est ouvertement discuté au Congrès US et ça commence à leaker de partout.
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Tim Gallaudet: "I think it's about time that we do disclose we are in contact with non-human intelligence. That's what needs to be put out there in the public."
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Ross: "Tim, you've said, publicly, that you think UFO's, UAP's are the story of the century."
Tim: "We're being visited by nonhuman intelligence with technology we don't understand, with intentions we don't understand either."
Ross: "Now really I'm surprised to hear that from a former high ranking flag officer from the US navy that you're stating categorically that you believe NHI, non-human intelligence, are real."
Tim: "Absolutely."
Tim: "One of my jobs in the navy I was the chief meteorologist of the navy, at the time when (unclear) Ryan was encountering UAP off the US East Coast. People know that I received a secret email with the go-fast video attached to it, from my boss, my bosses operations officer, where I learned that these were happening in training air space and causing near mid-air collisions. So that safety issue is important, and I couldn't believe... well I understood why... but the Navy didn't do anything about that and actually pulled back that email from my computer on the secret network."
Ross: "Clearly you believe there's a cover up."
Tim: "Yes."
Ross: "Why are they covering it up? You're probably one of the more highly cleared public officials from the military, past serving, that's basically come out publicly and said this is real. Why do you think there's this cover up? What are they concealing?"
Tim: "This is technology we're still trying to learn about, and it could give us an advantage in any military conflict. So that's a good reason to not disclose the nature of the technology. We don't want to release and disclose all of the technology we have recovered. However, I think it's about time that we do disclose we are in contact with non-human intelligence. That's what needs to be put out there in the public."
Ross: "Shouldn't it be really important that... somebody certainly at your level in the Navy, should be allowed to openly to your colleagues about the flight safety risks that these kind of things are posing?"
Tim: "Absolutely, this is a safety issue."
Ross: "The problem Tim is that a lot of the government is in absolute denial, I mean you talk about a fact about the crash retrieval program, and we're talking here about retrieved non-human technology, aren't we?"
Tim: "Yes."
Ross: "And yet there are people here in the government still saying we've seen no credible evidence of this phenomenon. What do you say to that?"
Tim: "So what you have going on right now, again... legacy classified programs, special access programs, without congressional direction, and without Whitehouse policy... that's not going to change."
Tim Gallaudet made several notable statements in this interview, including:
"We're being visited by nonhuman intelligence with technology we don't understand."
"This is technology we're still trying to learn about, and it could give us an advantage in any military conflict. So that's a good reason to not disclose the nature of the technology."
"We don't want to release and disclose all of the technology we have discovered."
"I think it's about time that we do disclose we are in contact with non-human intelligence. That's what needs to be put out there in the public."
"This is a safety issue."
"So what you have going on right now, again... legacy classified programs, special access programs, without congressional direction, and without Whitehouse policy... that's not going to change."
Ross Coulthart made several statements following the interview when he was chatting 1-on-1 with Elizabeth Vargas:
"I can tell you this is a measure of the depth of feeling at the highest levels of military and intelligence community leadership that it's really time people start speaking out about this issue."
"I think the intransigence by the house republicans to stopping the UAP disclosure legislation is just going to force greater public disclosure. Because there is impatience at the highest levels of military that this is a safety and national security issue that needs to be urgently addressed. When you see a Rear Admiral, Retired, at the caliber of Tim Gallaudet making those statements, I find it quite sobering."
"I think it's time the public was told the truth, and so do very serious people in the US government, military, and intelligence community."
"There's a view very strongly in the congress, and that's expressed in what Senator Schumer and Senator Rounds have said today. They've made very very clear the battle is not over, they want that presidential records review panel, and they're not going down without a fight."
"I know he [Gallaudet] knows a lot more than he's able to say publicly."
"What I can tell you is we have not seen the last of first-hand witnesses prepared to come forward to talk about this issue. And once again, I re-iterate, if there ever was a time for leadership to be shown at the highest levels of government, this is the moment. If the US really does want to control the narrative and make sure the public is let into this story gently, now is the time.
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