Bombshell Allegations by Ross Coulthart
If you’ve ever found yourself captivated by the mysteries of UFOs, government secrecy, and the ongoing battle for transparency, you’re not alone. On a recent road trip through the iconic Southwestern landscapes—Roswell, Arizona, Utah—the creator behind Vetted, Patrick, took a pause to dive into perhaps one of the most pressing questions in the UFO community: are key members of Congress actively suppressing disclosure about secret UFO programs? With fresh rumors, frustrated whistleblowers, and even congressional intrigue, this video isn’t just a travel log, but a front-row seat to a controversy that may shape how we think about government transparency and the search for extraterrestrial truth.
A Road Trip with a Bigger Mission
Patrick’s journey through places like Roswell isn’t just about breathtaking red rocks or quirky roadside stops. He’s filming a documentary on psionics and making sure to keep his Vetted followers updated along the way. What makes this episode stand out isn’t just the scenery, but the show’s relentless pursuit of truth—even from the road. As Patrick hits each destination, he brings a dose of real-time investigation into claims that certain U.S. senators have insider knowledge about government UFO programs and are now actively keeping this information from the public.
The Ross Coulthart Allegations: Senators in the Shadows?
The main event in this episode is a provocative clip from Ross Coulthart, a respected journalist in the disclosure movement. Ross doubles down on his claim that some sitting senators know much more about UFO recovery and reverse engineering projects than they let on. The real kicker? He accuses these lawmakers of not simply keeping quiet, but actively blocking efforts to bring UFO secrets to the public and holding up Congressional hearings that could change the narrative forever.
Ross’s argument is direct: certain senators have been “read into” these classified programs—meaning they’ve received high-level briefings most of Congress hasn't. According to him, this privileged group sees keeping the lid on UFO information as their patriotic duty, justified by national security or fear of public panic. Some of these suspicions, Ross says, even reach up to the Trump administration. He implies that the problem isn’t just ignorance, but deliberate “obfuscation” to keep Americans in the dark.
Skepticism and the Need for Proof
While Ross’s allegations raise eyebrows, Patrick plays the necessary skeptic. “These are huge claims,” he points out. After all, implicating sitting senators in a cover-up is a serious charge. Patrick urges Ross to back up these assertions with proof before naming names. After all, accusations of treason or betrayal at this level can’t be taken lightly—especially when you’re dealing with national security and public trust.
Even more intriguing is the revolving-door nature of Congress. Senators come and go, so what does it really mean to be ‘read in’ to such a profound secret? And do these alleged conspirators keep their silence after leaving office? These are the questions Patrick throws back to his viewers, sparking thoughtful debate and inviting speculation in the comments.
Transparency Clash: Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna Weighs In
The controversy heats up when Patrick highlights the response from Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna—a vocal member pushing for UFO transparency. Luna clarifies that she isn’t a senator and has been attempting to bring informed witnesses into closed-door sessions, only to have participants withdraw at the last minute with mysterious illnesses or scheduling conflicts. This recurring pattern raises legitimate frustrations among advocates of disclosure. Who’s really holding things up—the supposed insiders or simply a lack of will among potential witnesses?
Luna’s insistence on hearing firsthand testimony—not just stories from secondhand sources—adds another layer to the puzzle. She and figures like Jeremy Corbell want individuals who’ve actually worked on or seen the alleged alien technology to testify before Congress. Yet, every time a hearing approaches, witnesses pull out, citing fear for their safety. While some level of caution is understandable given the gravity of the topic, Patrick rightly observes that these delays can appear suspicious, especially when some of these same voices share their stories publicly on podcasts instead.
The Challenge of Whistleblowers: Fact or Convenient Excuse?
The conversation then turns to the role of whistleblowers. While advocates claim there are multiple credible figures ready to testify about direct contact with non-human technology or beings, logistical hurdles and personal concerns have consistently prevented these groundbreaking stories from being shared in the appropriate forums. Patrick raises a fair devil’s advocate point: if witnesses feel too threatened to talk under oath, why are they comfortable discussing their experiences on public platforms? Transparency doesn’t rest on stories—it requires clear, documented testimony that can withstand public and governmental scrutiny.
What Happens Next?
So where does all this leave us? Are senators actively hiding UFO information from the public? Is there a conspiracy or just bureaucratic dysfunction? Patrick’s tone is hopeful yet grounded; he encourages viewers to stay engaged and to keep asking questions. He expects Ross Coulthart to eventually reveal names, and he hopes that, when the time comes, it will be accompanied by the proof necessary to spur real action.
Meanwhile, the promised congressional hearings remain in limbo—supposedly pushed from July to September over confusion about who would testify. Whether or not key whistleblowers step forward, and members of Congress are held accountable for alleged stonewalling, remains to be seen. What’s certain is that the push for UFO transparency is alive and well, fueled by investigators, advocates, and everyday citizens who refuse to let the topic fade into obscurity.
Conclusion: Stay Curious, Stay Skeptical
In the end, Patrick’s message from the road is a call for critical thinking. Don’t jump to conclusions, but don’t stop demanding answers either. It’s easy to be swept up in sensational allegations, but real disclosure takes patience, courage, and an unwavering commitment to truth. As the investigation continues, keep your eyes on the horizon—because, as Patrick says, every day is a gift, and perhaps one day soon, so will be the answers we seek.
