Non-disclosure agreement

Left to right.

So did you have to sign any NDAs, anything with-

Yeah.

Okay, explain that.

So whenever you first started to get into this stuff, okay, you find out you were seventh group special forces, and y- you have to sign NDAs next.

And were you read in on any classified programs? Like, what did that step look like?

I was told about programs on the point.

But during, I was doing my experiences, I don't know if I was E4 or a war officer, you know, um, doing these missions.

That's-- It's just so hard to implement.

Although there's all these academics who are like, "We have all these untapped students and professors that would be great for studying all of this." And I'm like, how are you gonna set this up? Like, how is a university gonna sign these NDAs with these companies and, like, ship their grad students to San Francisco? I, I...

It's in spirit nice-

It's a pretty crazy level of access.

Sorry, that's my personal, like, uninformed extrapolation.

But it, like, I, I think it would be good to know how the Hugging Face OpenAI incident, like, how that investigation went down.

Because if it is, like, Meter send your best four people and they'll sign the NDAs and sit in the office, that's good.

Meter should decide that.

And can you really hold them, I mean, to some degree, but can you really hold them accountable for like chasing after their dreams, especially when they're young or for, you know, in other situations like supporting their families the best way they know how and not complaining? These are all factors that I think that, you know, people have to consider when they choose to support a company.

Like if you're putting your money into, I don't know anything about what goes on at Rockstar except that they make people sign very, very strict NDAs.

And it's not just an NDA.

There's also like, what is it, a non-disparagement agreement, I think, involved with certain companies like that.

Because it's not even a small cast that they need to...

I think they were all NDAs and everything.

Yeah.

And also the casting of the contestants so that they didn't cast somebody that you'd think, oh, I've seen them in EastEnders or

There's all these academics who are like, we have all these untapped students and professors that would be great for studying all of this.

I'm like, how are you going to set this up? How is a university going to sign these NDAs with these companies and ship their grad students to San Francisco? I don't know.

It's a pretty crazy

level of access.

mentioning the people sorry that's my personal like uninformed extrapolation.

I think it would be good to know how the Hugging Face OpenAI incident, how that investigation went down.

Because if it is like, meter, send your best four people and they'll sign the NDAs and sit in the office, that's good.

Meter should decide that.

This waiver establishes an authorized legally protected disclosure mechanism for current and former personnel to provide UAP-related national defense information to designated representatives of the pursuit effort.

All right, I'm still a little confused because I thought, is this just the official report of the NDA thing we'd heard before? I don't know.

All right, let's get into it a little bit more.

Under this directive...

All current and former DOW service members, civilian personnel, and contractors holding or previously granted access to UAP-related national defense information are authorized to disclose protected information directly to official PERSU representatives.

The waiver supersedes civil and administrative enforcement provisions contained within non-disclosure agreements, or NDAs, and special access program indoctrination agreements, SAPIAs, previously executed within the United States strictly for communications directed to the pursuit team.

This targeted legal relief establishes an authorized pipeline for systematic review, security evaluation, and potential declassification of historical and ongoing UAP data in furtherance of national mission objectives." It's almost done.

Historically, individuals with direct knowledge of UAP-related programs cited concerns regarding potential legal liability, loss of clearances, or administrative prosecution stemming from standard NDAs and SAP indoctrination terms.

Since we were just talking about Patrick McDonald, a former producer, speaking about Vicki Gumbelson.

I wanted to mention Jeff Lewis because Jeff Lewis recently said that he wants Bravo to enforce these NDAs.

He's like, why is this person talking? And he's specifically talking about Patrick, talking about his experience of working with Shannon Bedore.

Because we told you countless times, we've heard so many different people say that Shannon Bedore is a nightmare to work with behind the scenes, allegedly.

So let me show you what she had to say.

And she also includes a clip from Jeff Lewis talking about this.

If I do another season of this flipping out, I go, I want that entire crew to sign NDAs.

They said they do sign NDAs.

That's my only problem with this.

It is not a blanket you're allowed to talk about UAPs, and if even if you sign, like, an NDA or whatever, you can now talk about it.

No, it is a very specific they can talk about it with officials who are part of the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting system for UAPs encounters.

If they really, really wanted to, uh, blow the lid off of UAPs, just say, "Guess what? NDAs don't matter anymore.

If you worked on a UAP project ever, ever back in the '40s and you're still alive, cool, come forward.

Last week and you're still alive, cool, come forward." That's how they should be doing it, but again, it's a step in the right direction.

I, I do like the idea.

And, uh, several members of Congress have called on the White House to offer protection for UFO whistleblowers and waive any NDAs allowing them to come forward and speak to members of Congress.

Or the narcissist may then walk off into the sunset and marry their new partner, often probably not an age-appropriate partner, but their new partner, and make a new family and a new life after trashing your life.

In the case of the workplace, the narcissist often win large settlements and NDAs are signed and they get to continue going on to the next job and the next set of covert workers and do their damage in the next place there as well because the NDA hides their story from the public.

In the case of families, the narcissistic parent will continue to triangulate the family system and get away with it.

Or the toxic sibling who never stepped in, never attempted to help out, maybe parents who were struggling or anything, still walks away with an inheritance or another support.