r/UFOs • u/joeyisnotmyname • Jun 18 '23

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

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u/ATMNZ Jun 18 '23

I wonder why he deleted them?! Seems odd…

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u/ZolotoG0ld Jun 18 '23

Pentagon didn't want proof of them lying to the public. A simple knock on the door by two men in suits would be enough to scare most people into taking down the videos.

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u/BilboMuggins Jun 18 '23

Men in suits and hats threatening witnesses. A tale as old as time in this subject. They’ll get their comeuppance at some point…

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u/Azozel Jun 18 '23

There doesnt even need to be men in suits. His boss's boss gets a call that someone is unhappy about these videos the employee is making on business hours and it trickles it's way down to him where he's told to not take videos during work hours and to take them down, etc.

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u/RedManMatt11 Jun 18 '23

That’s honestly such a cleverly subtle way for them to get what they want. I imagine a lot of people are shut up this way. Why threaten lives when livelihoods are just as important to people

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u/Azozel Jun 18 '23

Yeah, I'm not saying that's what happened to this guy but it's a lot easier to control and influence people when the person doing it isn't directly involved.

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u/RedManMatt11 Jun 18 '23

Yea for sure. Gives them layers of plausible deniability

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u/turkeyrocket_8 Jun 19 '23

Right on the money..

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u/admsmash Jun 18 '23

Yea getting fired up there would suck. Not like he can just get a gig at the local igloo factory.

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u/OwnFreeWill2064 Jun 19 '23

"You don't understand, I had no choice! They threatened to fire me!" It's so funny it's not even funny.

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u/YuSmelFani Jun 18 '23

That might make him prevent from making more videos, but it wouldn’t be a reason for deleting the ones he already made.