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Boeing whistleblower found dead in US
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I wonder if the third largest weapons manufacturer in the world, responsible for an unfathomable amount of death and misery, has access to an assassin?
I was thinking something similar, or if a major government who loves their products would have a vested interest in ensuring the company can continue.
Oh. The Octopus Murders. US gov is so fucking vile.
Which would be quite ridiculously (but sadly not surprising) because if Boeing would overcome those issues it could grow stronger and start functioning sustainably. They can't just shut down all the critics and hope other countries will continue buying their products, especially when Airbus is around