Coulthart: “Barber and his team were deeply moved spiritually, which is why they decided to come forward. They believe this is a secret too significant to keep hidden. The public deserves to know that the U.S. government is fully aware of a non-human intelligence (NHI) interacting with our planet. If that sounds ridiculous to you, feel free to watch the Kardashians instead.”
(This was said in an interview earlier today at Timestamp 7:27)
Coulthart: “Barber was remarkably candid about the emotional impact of his encounter with what he perceives as this phenomenon. It’s worth noting that he’s a highly trained individual from the upper echelons of the U.S. military, transitioned into an undercover role for an intelligence agency, clearly an individual of immense capability.”
Coulthart: “These individuals are expected to be tough, yet there’s an emotional sensitivity in him — as well as in his colleagues, Fred Baker and Don Paul Bales — which I find utterly fascinating. Each of them has felt the impact of the phenomenon in distinct ways, and they all describe it as a profoundly spiritual experience.”
Coulthart: “This urgency to share their experiences stems from their conviction that this is too significant a secret to remain concealed. They firmly believe that the public has a right to understand that we are not alone. The U.S. has been aware of an NHI engaging with our planet for decades. If that sounds like nonsense to you, then go watch the Kardashians; I really don’t mind.”
Coulthart: “Ultimately, the U.S. government is being gradually compelled to accept the reality of this situation, albeit slowly.”
Barber has provided testimony to the Senate Intelligence Committee, establishing his credibility
Additionally, there’s more on Barber’s credibility in this interview:
Coulthart: “A strong indicator of Jake Barber’s truthfulness is that he has already given four and a half hours of testimony to the Senate Intelligence Committee. I’ve spoken to people who were present with him, and they’ve assessed him as a person of high credibility, believing in his account. Importantly, they have been able to verify his credentials as well.”
Coulthart: “Moreover, if there were any doubts about his story, don’t you think the Defense Department or the intelligence community would have found a way to undermine him through their usual channels by now?”
It’s fascinating to hear Coulthart’s take on Barber and his colleagues’ experiences. The emotional impact they’ve described lends a certain weight to their testimonies, especially considering their military backgrounds. When you have highly trained individuals who are usually seen as stoic and unshakeable expressing such profound spiritual experiences, it certainly raises important questions about what they encountered.
Barber’s testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee, coupled with the checks on his credibility, adds a level of seriousness to the claims being made. It’s not just a casual anecdote; it’s backed by formal recognition and investigation. If the government felt there was any validity to discrediting him, it seems likely they would have done so by now, as Coulthart suggests.
His comment about the public’s right to know and the government’s grudging acknowledgment of the phenomenon emphasizes how significant this issue could be on a global scale. Whether or not one believes in the existence of non-human intelligence, understanding how these encounters affect those who experience them is crucial. It’s a call for deeper inquiry and transparency from authorities, which many people would agree is overdue.
The juxtaposition of this serious discourse against the backdrop of mainstream entertainment is a reminder of society’s tendency to sideline profound issues. It leaves us pondering what else might be hidden from public view and the potential implications of these revelations. Would love to know what others think about the emotional aspects of these testimonies and their influence on public perception of such phenomena!