Journalists Ross Coulthart and Bryce Zabel discuss mounting evidence that both the United States and China have field-tested electrogravitic platforms capable of breaching U.S. airspace with impunity. Coulthart asserts that the much-publicized 'Tic-Tac' craft is a Lockheed Martin asset, while Congress grapples with whistleblower testimony, stalled disclosure legislation, and a proposal to shift UAP investigations to the FBI.

Journalist Ross Coulthart contends that the swarm of drones reported over New Jersey in late 2024 was a Chinese demonstration of electrogravitic craft, outpacing U.S. reverse-engineering efforts. Commentator Kristian Harloff reviews Coulthart’s assertions, comparing them to earlier testimony from senior military officials and whistle-blowers about an international race to master exotic propulsion technology.

Frequency Wave Theory solution: advanced electrogravitic propulsion is not “pushing against air” like a jet and not “floating by magic.” It is a field-tuning system.

Host Cristina Gomez reviews investigative journalist Ross Coulthart’s assertion that the 2004 Tic-Tac craft is proprietary Lockheed Martin technology and explores related reports of drone incursions over sensitive U.S. military sites. The discussion raises questions about undisclosed electrogravitic advances, potential foreign demonstrations of superiority, and a perceived breakdown in America’s control of cutting-edge aerospace capabilities.

Journalist Ross Coulthart has asserted that the 2004 Tic-Tac encounter was a Lockheed Martin platform and that a 2024 drone swarm over New Jersey involved Chinese electrogravitic craft, prompting a wave of counter-analysis from researchers, veterans and commentators. A livestreamed panel weighed those assertions against testimony from a deceased Green Beret whistleblower, statements by former naval aviator Cmdr. David Fravor, historic Skunk Works disclosures and decades-old warnings from the late intelligence insider Bill Cooper.

During a live members-only broadcast, the Night Shift host dissected investigative reporter Ross Coulthart’s twin assertions that mysterious drone swarms over New Jersey were advanced Chinese electrogravitic vehicles and that the Navy’s 2004 ‘Tic-Tac’ was proprietary Lockheed Martin technology. The discussion weighed Coulthart’s claims against congressional inaction, private-sector secrecy, and long-standing statements from other disclosure advocates, while exploring broader implications for U.S. defense strategy and global UAP research.

Cristina Gomez reports on Matthew Brown’s latest claims about an alleged long-standing U.S. agreement with a non-human third party, National Security Council control of a legacy UAP program, and a decoded tweet addressed to Elon Musk that references electrogravitic propulsion and secret artificial intelligence. Brown also advances a speculative breeding-focused interpretation of human encounters and acknowledges personal regret over going public while refusing to elaborate on several of his most controversial assertions.

Frequency Wave Theory says the universe is not built from little solid things floating in empty space.

Host Josh of Polarity assembles archival abduction research, eyewitness testimony, and speculative deep-state history to explore what might have been recovered from the Roswell crash. The discussion links Bud Hopkins’ descriptions of small gray-like beings, Jason Reza Jorjani’s theory of surgically altered progeria children in a Nazi-engineered craft, and modern bell-shaped UFO sightings to a potential human origin for at least some iconic cases.

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Journalist Bryce Zabel convened UAP researchers Tyler Stevens, Jason Guillemette, and Ryan Robbins to examine Ross Coulthart’s new assertion that the Tic Tac observed during the 2004 USS Nimitz incident is categorically Lockheed Martin technology rather than a non-human craft. The round-table explored evidence for and against the claim, wider allegations of Chinese electrogravitic drones, and how these narratives could reshape public expectations of UAP disclosure.

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