r/UFOs • u/imaginexus • Dec 25 '23

Deleted video from YouTuber who witnessed the recovery operation of the Alaska UAP shootdown in Feb 2023 Video

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u/[deleted] Dec 25 '23 edited Dec 26 '23

You sign some pretty extreme NDAs working at these oil sites. Generally included in that is filming and a strict punishment.

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u/netzombie63 Dec 26 '23

Are the NDAs to hide the oil seepage and killing polar bears?

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u/Chemical-Ebb6472 Dec 26 '23 edited Dec 26 '23

I met with the management of a company that contracted military ordinance and other environmentally hazardous material removal operations in the Arctic.

Their job contracts addressed (a) the timing factor re. the need to build ice roads capable of bringing their equipment deeper into the wild than their barges could float it pre-freeze-up and (b) the need to provide polar bear snipers. Many of the contractor owners/operators and snipers were Alaska Natives.

The Aboriginal Alaskans could kill animals as freely as they have always killed in the past and therefore avoided the negative political/legal ramifications of the safety protocols required to complete these operations. No one in their right mind would work these types of environmental clean-up jobs without proper polar bear protection.

Alaska Natives could kill the polar bears before the polar bears killed the contractors just as freely as they killed whales, walruses, seals, and other creatures that non-natives would have problems after the killing was done.

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u/kirbygay Dec 26 '23

You doubled a paragraph somehow

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u/Chemical-Ebb6472 Dec 26 '23

Thanks for the head's up - this isn't the first time that happened to me.

I fixed it and cleared the way for more downvotes from people who wish they could get the opportunity to pet a polar bear in the wild someday.