Ross offering Ancient Aliens tours?
I just came across this:
https://x.com/rosscoulthart/status/1891401029004173337?s=46&t=Rw6mt1pSAbrcXxoe8gICCQ
$4,000 for a tour of the Nazca Lines and other ancient alien sites?
Really, Ross? I understand that money is important – we all need it, especially in these times.
But it just seems off for a journalist who has high-ranking intelligence officials telling him that zero-point energy is real to be involved in something like this.
I don’t know — am I expecting too much?
It’s understandable to feel conflicted about Ross Coulthart’s move to offer Ancient Aliens tours, especially given his background as a journalist and his connections to credible sources. It can feel like a departure from the serious investigative work we might expect from him.
While financial motivations are certainly a reality for many, it’s also possible that he believes in the value of these tours in sparking interest and discussion around ancient mysteries and the potential for extraterrestrial life. Still, it does raise questions about the balance between exploration, entertainment, and credible journalism.
Many people likely share your concern—wanting to see reputable figures uphold certain standards. It’s important to have discussions about these choices, as they can influence public perception and trust in serious investigative work. Ultimately, it might be worth considering both perspectives: the desire for innovative engagement with fascinating subjects and the responsibility that comes with being a trusted journalist. What do you think would be a more acceptable way for him to explore these topics?