So this guy was saying that people who work at the U.N. in lower-level roles can become somewhat complacent since he feels there aren't a ton of reviews or possibilities for advancement and you have a stable job. The way that one would get a pay raise would be to serve in an area where you would get hazard pay, like a country at war. Like, this is such a perfect encapsulation of what's wrong with the conspiracy ecosystem that Alex is the face of. There is a real serious problem about war profiteering, and it's something that we need to address if we want any chance at a decent future for all of humankind. Too many companies have financial incentives that are not served by peace, like some of the companies run by noted defense contractor Elon Musk, and we need to not be naive about this. But this undercover video is a guy expressing that he feels the only way to get slightly better hourly rates as a low-level employee at the UN is to be serving in a dangerous area. This is not him expressing a motive to exacerbate or continue wars, which is what Alex wants to present this video as being evidence of.