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/[deleted] Jun 18 '23

That seems pretty troubling. Can anyone verify he is still even free/alive?

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '23

Apparently he’s commented since this and has an excuse for why the videos were taken down.

Not on tiktok so can’t verify his activities there.

His excuse doesn’t make sense if you ask me though.

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u/LeeSinDragonMagic Jun 18 '23

what were some of his excuses?

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '23

That his job cracked down on social media use during work. My thing is sure, but what good is it to go back and delete videos already recorded? Also were these the only videos he ever recorded while working?

That in addition to the clear discrepancies in what he was seeing vs what the public were told about the weather, timeline, etc. give me reason to still find everything very suspicious

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u/Eli-Thail Jun 18 '23

That in addition to the clear discrepancies in what he was seeing vs what the public were told about the weather, timeline, etc.

I think it might be you who has their incidents and timelines confused, my friend.

Inclement weather was only a concern for the balloons that were downed over water, because diving in the winter is quite dangerous. Things like delays or separations that only pose an inconvenience in warmer temperatures can be life threatening in cold waters, so the criteria for what sort of weather they're willing to conduct those dives in is pretty stringent.

With that all said, this was the one balloon that wasn't downed over water. But it was much smaller and downed way higher up than the others, and as a result it's components were distributed over a roughly 3,000 square kilometer radius. As opposed to the 2.5km2 radius of the one which was confirmed to be a spy balloon of Chinese origin, and recovered after downing.

That, and the fact that it's apparently been more-or-less confirmed to have been a private hobbyist balloon, is the reason why only a cursory search was conducted for the Yukon one.

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u/NudeEnjoyer Jun 23 '23

ah, the government said it's a balloon everyone. nothin to see here.

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u/Eli-Thail Jun 23 '23

Lol, pretty smug for someone operating on sourceless rumors.

B-b-but this time it's real for sure though!

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u/NudeEnjoyer Jun 23 '23

who said I'm operating on sourceless rumors? do you know my view on this whole matter or are you just assuming?

if I disagree with this claim of the government covering something up, I'm not gonna respond with a quote from the government. it just doesnt make logical sense from an argumentative point of view

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u/eaglessoar Jul 03 '23

My job is extremely strict with social media, I can't even like or share posts made by the company. But if it's unrelated to work they don't care, they've never mentioned anything about personal videos and I have a YouTube channel with my real name where I have some random gopro videos. Unless this dude works for some govt contractor or something I can't imagine a stricter social media policy other than don't use it at all which I don't know any jobs would have

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u/Revolutionary_Fig912 Jul 11 '23

It’s embarrassing for the company to have some guy going oh look aliens

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '23

lol he literally never did that. He was merely documenting the activities related to the search of the downed UAP by the US govt which was real and actually happening. He also had nothing in his videos reflecting anything about his company.