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sakurasuki
Is that really a surprise?
https://www.levernews.com/how-boeing-bought-washington/
https://edition.cnn.com/2019/03/12/politics/boeing-capitol-hill-lobbying/index.html
https://edition.cnn.com/2022/05/09/business/boeing-headquarters-move/index.html
FizzBit
John Barnett, a 62-year-old longtime Boeing employee who went public with safety concerns about the 787 Dreamliner, died a day after sitting for a deposition with the company’s lawyers on March 9 this year.
His lawyers raised the alarm after he failed to show up for a deposition in Charleston, South Carolina.
A coroner’s report preliminarily said he died from a “self-inflicted” wound, but the Charleston Police Department is still making inquiries.
A “close family friend” of Barnett, who gave her name only as Jennifer to ABC News 4 claimed he had told her not to believe any reports of his suicide before his death.
tora
A kangaroo court. No suprise here. Follow the money and the weapons too
stormcrow
Remember when the car companies cut back on safety to enhance their profit margins . . . same game.
Wesley
@ Fizzbit, I think I read somewhere a SECOND whistleblower also died mysteriously.
Azzprin
Fine beoing and put the CEO in jail along with bord mangers.
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They get the big bucks so they should do time when lives are lost and endangered due to parts not passed for use.
Pukey2
Should we be surprised, given Boeing is part of the military industrial complex and manufactures weapons?
Wesley:
Yes, but I can't remember his name. They're dropping like flies. Pure coincidence, of course.
ian
May?
Ah so it's not certain.
quercetum
https://youtube.com/shorts/irYOT0Nk-A8?si=X2oqAMMDXUzXU89X
Boeing CEO $32.8 million annually. 45% increase.
ebisen
Can you imagine any foreign company doing exactly the same violations in the USA? They would be cancelled on the spot. Boeing went and killed a few hundred persons, because of greed and complaisance, yet there are barely any consequences for them .
TaiwanIsNotChina
There would be hearings but if there was no domestic competitor, we'd be back in line for purchases. No CEO gets locked up for software errors.
opheliajadefeldt
Yet another cover up on the way .....3---2----1.....No one will be prosecuted, we all know that by now, Boeing are more or less a criminal company operating under their own rules, and with no consequences.