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Originally Posted by Harrier
He has lived in Point Hope for 30 years - it is an arctic village. SityData moved temporarily to the larger towns and cities for short periods of times - but never officially stopped being a Point Hope resident. Call it a quirk of being geographically isolated - it is not an uncommon thing to do in Alaska.
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I first arrived in Point Hope 1981 Population 420 literally!
2012 population is 1,200 (shareholders) - 600 people have left the village over the years & moved Anchorage/Fairbanks and other areas
1981 - 2012 - 300 people have died that I was very close to.
I hope that clears up your misunderstanding of me not constructing full paragraphs to make a simple statements. I guess from now on instead of trying to highlight certain events and happenings.. I will spell it all out - so you don't get confused and interject false claims based on presumption or assumptions.
Currently 600 + people are living in Point Hope.
City-Datas facts on census are way off
The federal census of 2012 is way off the numbers of hispanic and blacks living in that village. There is at least 25 black people that live there. Not counting the ones who are in jail.
I've spent the better part of 30 years living in that village. That is my home - in the Arctic.
1950's The feds contaminated the area on purpose with radio active waste and spread it all over their hunting grounds.
Project Chariot.
No one was ever held accountable;- they wanted to nuke the whole area without even telling the people there !!
It only required one
"Rock" to put a halt to the whole murdering scheme!
THE FIRE CRACKER BOYS ! google it for the facts
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