Boeing Faces DISASTER As Feds Float Criminal Charges

Krystal and Saagar discuss Boeing facing a company wide disaster as feds are floating criminal charges.
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[@muigokublack6487]

Maybe charge the company with the fact they had two whistleblowers ASSASSINATED.

[@hidesinlonggrass3229]

Yet another Conspiracy Theory. They use brain eating worms these days....

[@nemonomen3340]

While we all “know” someone from Boeing did what they did, we unfortunately don’t know exactly who was involved or how. We can’t really even proven foul play at the moment (perhaps something will come up later). If anyone was found guilty with no tangible evidence, it would set a _very_ dangerous precedent for all future criminal cases in the nation. It’s the boring answer, but it’s true.

[@MyMomSaysImKeen]

That is entiely unfounded, and frankly companies who get wrongly slandered & disparaged with such claims should be able to hold their accusers financially liable & criminally charged.

[@ndsrocks1]

​@@MyMomSaysImKeen Found the 👢 licker

[@Nachos4587]

Could even be Airbus who coordinated it to make Boeing's life hard. Or a supplier or heck even a politician who lobbied for Boeing or a random druggie. No evidence it was the company. When you are that much exposed as a company, you won't gamble this stupidly

[@zachalou3073]

Feds better watch their back lmao

[@Windrake101]

Considering Trump is the most likely to win, and Project 2025 is slowly being aligned and aimed at the back of America's head? That takes on a whole other sinister meaning.

[@D.v1dL33]

Dei vrs Die I'm going to make some popcorn. "BRG members grow their community and their skills while making a real difference at Boeing and share a common interest or cultural identity and have a passion for creating a sense of belonging for all employees that will drive greater innovation, improved solutions for our customers and better business results." Boeing 'Overview In carrying out its mission, the Justice Department is committed to advancing diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA) for its employees. The Justice Department’s current work to advance and promote DEIA builds upon past initiatives and is guided by..." blah blah blah DOJ

[@mattuldriks4216]

😂laughing until I weep😢

[@ryanking4942]

wait...you might be onto something

[@zachalou3073]

@@ryanking4942 oh snap did Boeing just become the good guy?!

[@international-arms-dealer]

I’d bet my last dollar no one will go to jail

[@harryv6752]

I'll add another dollar too with your bet. We about to win big! 🤘😄

[@far2kthoughts158]

@@harryv6752 Count me in as well. lol

[@-Gorbi-]

Can you please just stop spreading your apathetic fucking attitude? Why not just post the names of all the lawyers who asked him to stay an extra night? BE PART OF THE SOLUTION AND STOP COMPLAINING

[@mboiko]

Boeing has proven they're better at deploying "Hit Teams"... than actually building Airplanes.

[@Mister_Durden]

Or crew capsules for space station. Starliner is a fking joke SpaceX us already on Crew Dragon 2.0

[@yesfredfredburger8008]

Losses: averted; Profits: secured; Ethics: fungible

[@shimes424]

@@Mister_Durden "already" 🤣 they're way behind schedule, they can't even get a starship to LEO let alone refuel half a dozen times in LEO before heading to the moon 🤯 he pretty much stole that $2.9B from NASA

[@Astroqualia]

LOL

[@greglane3978]

The charges need to go directly to the CEOs, CFOs, and all the board members since this crap started. That includes Nikki Haley.

[@Sableye666]

If it's Boeing, you're not whistle blowing!

[@magnuscarlsson9969]

At Boeing the whistle blows you!

[@hagestad]

yep its funny people think they can snitch on company that produces some of the deadliest weapons known to men and they live happily ever after. Those people should have been under some sort of FBI Protective custody from the very beginning. Even then Boeing could get them pretty easy.

[@aribari4702]

If it's Boeing, I'm not going

[@markwilliams813]

I had a reunion with some old army friends scheduled in Las Vegas, can't find a flight I can afford that's not Boeing....so I'm not going🤷🏼‍♂️

[@luziosalles324]

I no longer use Boeing planes

[@PauloAdriano-zo2ng]

​​@@markwilliams813 Stay on Track with Amtrak! 😅 Since the U.S. has such wonderful passenger rail service. 😮

[@chrissinclair4442]

Whistle blow me... ?

[@hagestad]

If you are not going boing will make you given they are owned by the same invest management companies that own your debt and half of your street.

[@bladestratford]

US Gov: "Hey Boeing, we need to slap you on the wrist for the 737MAX deaths so pick a few scape goats and payout $2.5B and then we'll award you new defense contracts so you can recoup it all back." Boeing: "Great idea - thanks! In return, our defense lobbyists will continue to fund your campaigns as needed so we all win." Business as usual.

[@aky115]

Right to jail

[@joelpicolo7306]

They have the third whistleblower who they definitely need to put into witness protection immediately.

[@PepeToTheMooon]

I learned a lesson, if I don’t have the will to live, become a Boeing employee. And just observe things.

[@roscojenkins7451]

And also publicly talk about what you observed

[@darksu6947]

Based and dead-pilled 😂

[@oddassembler]

Well the ceo already flew away on his golden parachute, probably to his golden yacht. How beautiful would justice be if he was forced and tried in court and lost everything. One can dream.

[@markymark4027]

I wonder if the charges will include the murder of that first whistle blower?

[@dremunoz2600]

Boeing right now has Michael Clayton vibes all over it with whistleblowers dying.

[@AlexGarcia-ke5oh]

In case anyone forgot charges for corporations are a fine and a slap of the wrist

[@xdragus]

Even if they are fined, isn't it the US tax payers that pay it in the end when the government gives them stimulus/subsidies?

[@Asdfgfdmn]

Thanks for the reminder , I was worried justice would be served

[@skinemax]

You forgot a strongly worded letter.

[@geraldg3130]

"...more and more whistleblowers coming out..." Holy Cow the Boeing assassination team is going to be busy !!!

[@BELCAN57]

Time and a half for overtime ?

[@chrishuefner7989]

No charges will be brought that will result in prison time. Just fines bc it's only a crime if you're poor.

[@jnananinja7436]

Yep, It’s only a crime if you can’t pay someone off…

[@SomeYouTubeTraveler]

Yep. A coupla million in fines, immediately followed by Congress increasing the Defense budget in the next bill to give them a billion more. "I am shocked, _shocked_ to discover _gambling_ in this establishment!" "...Your winnings, sir." "Thank you!"

[@darksu6947]

Poors smell funny

[@transylvanianite3391]

and part of the homeless population, drug addiction, disabled, etc

[@cboone15]

Sucks that it cost me 70 bucks to switch flights, but I am HAPPY my wife and I aren't flying on a single Boeing plane for our flights from Seattle to/from the East Coast next week

[@Earwaxfire909]

Which airline doesn't have a Boeing?

[@cboone15]

@@Earwaxfire909 I think many of the low-cost airlines (Frontier, Spirit, etc) mostly use Airbus planes. If you search for flights through Google you can expand each route to see what plane that flight flies on.

[@cboone15]

@@Earwaxfire909 Both of my flights are on American, for reference

[@alariciii4963]

Are they floating charges for the assassinations?

[@findfafnir4280]

Against who? A corporation has never been charged with murder-yet.

[@quinyboties]

They’re government contractor. Will never be charge or investigated. Its an open secret

[@aroundandround]

Whistleblower protection laws ironically don’t protect against assassination.

[@ortforshort7652]

If you are willing to cut corners on airplane safety to risk thousands of lives, you need to go to jail

[@Phantus00]

Yeah, it's a bridge too far obviously.

[@geoffperkins9811]

Boeing stock is up 3% today. So this tells me that big investors already know that there will be no prosecution. I'll bet they skate like every other time.

[@vgstb]

Boeing is kept floating by the billions and billions of tax dollars they get via their military affiliation.

[@roscojenkins7451]

Government will probably throw in a bailout to say "I'm sowwy"

[@jbo8540]

When CNBC is saber rattling about Russia-China summit from first thing in the morning, Wall St. ghouls gonna ghoul.

[@Username18981]

Just check campaign donations. Probably why Nikki Haley even received news coverage

[@EastofVictoriaPark]

Too important to the US economy and the US, itself. Duopoly really hurts everyone. Need a third player beyond Airbus.

[@TRC296]

Just remember to not tell anyone what you see if you work there

[@steveh.7664]

This could be a tv show concept, business corruption, possible assassinations of whistle blowers, so on . . .

[@deemen7132]

Criminal Charges? So who would go to Jail?

[@johnsouth3912]

The board, upper management and all supervisors involved!

[@InsightsAbroad]

Put the board of directors on a 737 PR flight around the world!😂

[@AdmiralBison]

Or just give their private jets the same amount of care to maintenance as they do the 737 fleet you know... To cut costs.

[@As-Somali]

The fact this company is properly killing whistleblowers is something straight out of cyberpunk.

[@patrickn8355]

In 20-30 years there’s gonna be a wolf of wall street type movie about Boeing but with way more deaths and murders

[@deez3913]

I'm sure no one will go to jail, govt is too corrupt but i hope I'm wrong

[@63saruman]

I bet there are dozens of Congresspeople who own shares of Boeing.

[@timbookedtwo2375]

So, which executives are going to prison?

[@AustinL911]

Answer: None. This is all weasel speak.

[@roscojenkins7451]

Naw I'm sure if anyone sees prison it'll be some intern...

[@AdmiralBison]

@@roscojenkins7451 intern also ends up getting assassinated.

[@erinaltstadt4234]

Good. They need criminal charges. Someone needs to be held accountable for once.

[@hidesinlonggrass3229]

Don't mess with Military Industrial Complex - John Kennedy -

[@luziosalles324]

Exactly 👍 The United States is not currently a democracy in fact and in law .

[@kevinrussell349]

Kudos to the audio team. Where did you hide Krystal's lav mic?

[@techguy651]

How do you send a corporation to jail? Do you bring police to their headquarters and turn the breakers off for 10 years?

[@jayburke2798]

None of this will change without a successful criminal prosecution.

[@johnsouth3912]

They need to lock up the board, upper management and even supervisors.

[@mattuldriks4216]

❤🎉keep up the great work!🎉😊

[@Memeteam903]

I smell a company name change coming..... remember Monsanto????

[@lidattruong1105]

This is America. There will be no charges for powerful corporate leaders.

[@RPHelpingHand]

Time to rename company.

[@jackgardener2531]

Those are the people building the Starliner spacecraft 😮

[@richd4819]

How ‘bout those murder charges???

[@siaf2398]

seeing is believing.

[@ketapillar]

Better bring charges against some low level managers!

[@mudbucket1650]

Riiiiiight... Accountability for a MIC? LOL

[@kupper123]

Even a broken clock is right at least twice a day.

[@dom85esc1]

One could almost say 🤔 "Maybe shareholder/corporate profits ARE NOT the most important thing in the world." GEE, imagine that!

[@tsquare5111]

2.5b avoided criminal charges last time. Boeing with their checkbook out, so what is it going to cost this time.

[@EnPatrolle]

This is why regulations matter.

[@steven7936]

Head of the feds is about to commit the S word.

[@roscojenkins7451]

Nods in agreement... Sexytime

[@williamloh9018]

Studied the MAX mess for a client...then made this video about the details: kzbin.info/www/bejne/imTGeWmIfNaSoMU

[@bootstrapjesse]

Make no mistake, this WILL be another slap on the wrist.

[@pamamime1]

This is old. They've had 3 more crashes past week.

[@newworld8546]

There are no consequences if you lobby hard enough.

[@VHS_GIS]

hey BP! have i told you lately how much i love you guys!? keep up the good work!

[@mr.buddha3657]

CEO needs prison time for running the company like this

[@AdmiralBison]

Let's not forget to go after the 1% shareholders as well. As bad as the CEOs and board are, ultimately they only captain the ship. The 1% (billionaires) shareholders own the ship. Which is why arguments need to be raised to nationalise Boeing. Investment in the company, workers and products NOT stocks.

[@ivanplacido6996]

What about murder charges ?

[@Aj-cy7jf]

This is what pisses me off about the government. I don’t want to hear what they are planning to do. Do the investigation and make arrests if warranted and have them do a public perp walk and send them to jail.

[@gigalowe]

They’re just gonna cut a bigger check :/

[@cfwin1776]

Boeing is not worried. The Pentagon will step in and say “those are our guys, hands off.”

[@hooplawithbilliesue8143]

Put all the Members Of The Board in jail for their complicity and this would never ever happen again.

[@spamfilter32]

#CriminalCEO's Normalize calling CEO's criminals. You don't get to be a CEO without being a criminal. What has been happening at the executive level of Boeing is the norm across *all* corporations.

[@Mr72Dolphins]

Long live the Star Wars Holiday Special

[@chemicalfrankie1030]

But how does it work, is the gov going to give the 2.5b back?

[@jrpou]

It seems like the one way trips on this airline are getting more and more popular....

[@Wesmancan]

They pissed someone off. There goes those kickbacks. Down the toilet

[@louiscypher4186]

It's an Election year, The Administration is just letting them know they require an increase in voluntary donations.

[@tamifreedman6056]

I'm boycotting Boeing for the 2 whistle-blower murders by never again flying on a Boeing produced plane.

[@mryamaha221]

The 737 nose dives went way further than not training the pilots. In one of the crashes the pilot did everything right to correct the nose-dive and it still went down.

[@luziosalles324]

I no longer travel by Boeing plane.

[@bzak]

I predict the Feds HR department will be going to a lot more recruiting events soon

[@derekharding1118]

Boeing needs a stern talking to. No need to upset the stock value

[@virtuosomaximoso1]

Float? It probably will not get off the ground.

[@aleaiactaest8354]

Lets hope DOJ does their job.

[@Clark42EoC]

How is Boeing stock worth anything at this point is beyond me.

[@SomeYouTubeTraveler]

Someone needs to make "Clue: Boeing Whistleblower Edition," in which you play as the various whistleblowers (dead or not-yet-dead), and the locations and weapons are based on the real ones and the most plausible other methods we'll see in the coming months.

[@63saruman]

Just waiting for the 'Boeing is too big to fail' narrative.

[@ricklong3260]

Both whistle blowers dead....hhmmm?😢

[@vgstb]

It's a coincidence, bro, you better believe it.

[@JJs_playground]

Boeing should have been slapped with criminal charges back in 2018/2019, why is this taking so long. Before those crashes I never used to check what kind of plane I flew on.

[@erikhendrickson59]

If the plane reads "Boeing," I ain't going!

[@luziosalles324]

Me too

[@victoriaman117]

Nothing will change because the rich fly private. I bet those planes have a different inspection process

[@victorr3554]

The only reason the govt is making noise is due to its own malfeasance and exposure in this situation. It's PR/damage control. No substantive punishment will be levied on Boeing execs.

[@MrSlowestD16]

It'll be a cold day in hell before they file criminal charges. They're into the pentagon too deep, they're untouchable..

[@charlesbarkely3021]

Jail time is the only answer

[@medawurm]

How about FAA culpability?

[@ratride1]

What did the survivors of these 2 crashes get?

[@Infvmous]

What took them so long?!

[@Jerbraska]

Hope theyre investigating those 2 whistleblower deaths too….

[@wyvern723]

Wait? A company may see consequences for their bad behavior? I'll believe it when I see it.

[@ramstrong1961]

Be smart, be safe, fly Airbus.

[@ethxo6734]

Boeing will just put out a hit on those bringing up criminal charges.

[@Orangezattttt]

I find the original deal to be offensive.

[@Overqualified1]

Get Boeing TF outta here!

[@DanA-nl5uo]

Nicky Haley won't be giving her former company pardons either

[@Sharkdanceteacher]

The taxpayers will end up paying the fine somehow

[@jpducati916]

Float? BOEING NEEDS TO BE INVESTIGATED AND PROSECUTED

[@tottyRICE]

I hope they look into those 2 deaths, looks hella shady 🤔

[@chris1013151]

Do the Feds know about Boeings military arm? lol

[@user-di6pk8ez2y]

Living too close to Boeing, clean-up, accountability and better management is vital to the entire safety of our St Louis and Missouri state. This is a security issue when a military and public aviation provider becomes so worried unchecked, powerful they have crossed-over into affecting the 🌎 in possible criminal ways.

[@meegssan5716]

this isnt just boeing, probably every american corporation, risking safety for profit.

[@desireco]

Maybe Robert Fico has something on Boing, now everything clicks