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It's pretty messed up that the senate did nothing to keep the witness safe. People should be protected when they are risking their well-being to tell the country the truth.
Something happening to a witness is a huge failure of the justice system at any level.
You mean like Assange is being 'protected'?!?!
Corporate Darwinism
The Senate works for large multinational corporations.
Why are you surprised by the basic facts of life?
NAAHHH corporations wouldn't kill anybody! It would be bad for business and it's illegal! 😁👍
*Conservatives:* "Is the whistleblower DEI??" 😂
What does DEI mean?
@@calad6482 Diversity, Equity, Inclusion.
@@calad6482GOD
@@calad6482The N-word, hard R
@@436will It's not new in the business world, but its use as a racist dogwhistle by the far right is new. Basically, they blame every problem on diversity or Jews or something.
richard blumenthal looks and sounds exactly like kenneth copeland
Senator Blumenthal looks like a Silly Putty golem with a wig and a suit on.
1,080,000 hairs.
12:00
Signed their own death warrants
You sound like the person who held the gun. In that case, I hope you have a miserable life ahead of you for speaking out against the brave souls who dared to speak out against the abusers.
Thankfully Boeing has purchased the G.O.P.
Corporations are people, and you are not.
We are human beings. Corporations are not. If you truly believe what you just said, then you lost your humanity. You might as well have sold your soul. I hope you are not religious, because your God or gods would be disappointed in you.
@@Ammy-q4w Believe?
My belief doesn't matter.
Only the law does.
Court necromancer is crazy
The plot of the Phoenix Wright games.
“Death means nothing in this courtroom!”
@@Living_Life242 i was thinking the same thing!
@@Living_Life242 the fact that dead people giving "testimony" is not even close to the weirdest thing in the first ace attorney game is hilarious
I've just found the next mechanic for my DnD murder mystery.
Congressional Necromancer
When the first whistle blower died to a gunshot the stock took an immediate dive, Wallstreet clearly thought it was a hit.
It's the single most obvious hit in the history of hits.
@@LordWaterBottleI'm usually careful with stuff there's no known tangible evidence for yet - but this time I can't help myself to agree.
@@LordWaterBottle source?
Not necessarily. The stock likely would have dropped because of the perception of a hit, whether true or not. It looks bad either way. I think what they believe is the optics will affect the value of the company.
@@kai_plays_khomus its exactly the sort of thing you'd expect to see a panicking corporate extreme ASPD sufferer try and pull "to make the problem go away RIGHT NOW"-
Boeing's already killed -hundreds- of people just to save tiny amounts of money at a time per-item-
comparatively hiring a hitman is a LESSER act than casual mass-manslaughter///
People have been talking for years about the dangerous overlap between traits exhibited by a lot of people with extreme forms, and the "aggressive, driven ruthlessness" thats been pushed in management/executives since the 80's-
given how the global economy explodes due to the people at the top taking idiotic risks every decade or so,
and how one of the known symptoms of the more extreme forms is impaired risk assessment/ability to plan past the immediate....
To this day I will never understand how Boeing's incompetence got blamed on DEI.
Racists gotta racist
They will blame literally anything on dei
My brother in christ,they called the mayor of Baltimore "DEI Mayor",its just what they use for the N word,really
Racists will grasp at anything to confirm their prejudices.
They blamed the bridge collapse on a "DEI Mayor," turns out they might not actually be all that intelligent and have the rhetorical strategy of a dog behind a fence
As a Boeing employee I can confirm that unless something is considered a risk for flight and is very obviously dangerous you’re gonna become everyone’s least favorite coworker if you speak up enough about things you notice that ends in delaying the job. It’s frustrating because a lot of Boeing employees seem to think these whistleblowers are just liars trying to smear Boeing in the media because the union would never allow Boeing to straight up fire you for bringing up safety concerns so anyone who claims they’ve been retaliated against is full of shit, but the “retaliation” Boeing does is moving you to a new team, job, or a new program entirely (like the first whistleblower getting moved from the 787 to the 777). Boeing is ran by an absolute shit management but a lot of the shop and QA employees are often just as shitty and stupid
yeah, it's rotten all the way down. The people who stand by and say nothing are equally complicit in the crimes
This is really good to know! Also be careful, you might end up like one of the other whistle blowers.
Yow. And we're sending people to the moon, theoretically, on one of these capsules.
After this testimony, the engineer unfortunately committed suicide by shooting himself in his sleep in his hotel room with a handgun from the door 8 times after disabling all the security cameras in the halls leading to his room and breaking open the lock on his door
The FBI calls this maneuver a "Double Epstein with a Dutch Sandwich", and is open to suggestions on scoring for difficulty of execution.
That's crazy he had the dexterity to pull off something like that while asleep
you dont understand, all his loved ones and family said that he felt a tiny bit sad one day and that there was zero chance the government did it
Bro caught a double tap suicide to the back of the dome
Not suspicious at all. Makes me think if that scene in the movie the Naked Gun where Leslie Neilson is saying, “Nothing to see here folks “ in front of a burning building.
6 months ago I applied for a job at Boeing, during the interview they asked me if i had experience putting together IKEA furniture, I was shocked, I have an engineering degree and 10 years experience in manufacturing, fabrication and construction, they were hiring people to build planes and wanted to know if I could build IKEA furniture. I told them yes and then they made me guarantee I could work over time and weekends. After all this they offered me a job from 3pm to 11pm for $19 an hour. I turned the job down and they got visibly angry at me. And I wasn't the only one, every person at the hiring even with manufacturing experience turned the job down. The only people who accepted the job had no experience. Two weeks later I got a job at a tiny fabrication company for $35 an hour. If you want your planes on time and to be built safely pay people what they are worth so you can hire qualified people
Lower paid people are more likely to live paycheque to paycheque - easier to exploit, easier to coerce. They are likely to be less experienced, so less likely to notice safety concerns.
The work of putting massive machines together has been simplified into building lego and welding the huge metal lego together. Same with shipbuilding.
@@bigjo66capitalism is genuinely depressing and damaging to everything and everyone
They also FORCE you onto 3rd shift which is slowly killing my boyfriend despite HIRING HIM DIFFERENTLY. immediately switched him and now he’s dying every day and there’s nothing I can do
...Comments like these make me REAAAAALLY want to not take a plane (or at least, avoid boeing) when I visit the states over the summer. 0_0 I have less than zero confidence in the brand now.
protect the whistleblowers, protect the honest people!
I am an engineer and I also work in a field where if we screw up, people could die. I work in med tech. What was described in those 2 testimonies we heard is appalling. My company has us all stretched too thin, as every company does because capitalism is an inherently self destructive system. But we would never allow greivous known safety concerns through, ever. It isnt ok and it doesn't have to be that way.
i feel like the short term solution within the restraints of capitalism would be to provide massive bonuses to defence and aerospace manufacturing companies who can maintain a defined (tight) range of tollerences.
Something that incentivizes them to hire on more experts to look at things carefully and have more workers take their time as opposed to layoffs because "its good enough"
I think a good approach within capitalism is to force a standard that the government verifies regularly via audits. If you can’t abide, you loose the right to sell airplanes until you fix the issue- basically the restaurant approach
"[...] capitalism is an inherently self destructive system": Exactly. Thank you.
Then become a whistle-blower if your story is true
@@grahamjones5400 Whistleblowing won't make the company hire more people to decrease the workload if it means less profit.
"Those socialist generals, Vaush."
Indeed. Even during the Soviet era, the U.S. military was the largest non-market economy in the world.
"Barracks socialism", too... If you're in the service, you can take any classes you qualify/have time for, housing is covered, healthcare (of course)...
"Are they hitting it with hammers?"
Literal seconds later: "I call this the Tarzan effect".
Shit had me rolling on the floor LMAOOO
If it’s Boeing, you’re not whistleblowing.
WhistleBoeing?
@@GreyRock100 WhistleBloeing
... at least not for long.
Shout out to the workers who are brave enough to come forward with this information, and for the ones who do all the good works that usually keep everyone safe.
Late stage capitalist corporate hell world 💩 woooooo good times guys
Germany police cracking down on people who think genocide is bad, too
I can only hope that Boeing designed their executives' Golden Parachutes.
Lol. Unfortunately failing upwards isn't lethal :-/
12:35 yes they are forcing the airplane parts to fit when they aren’t properly machined. That is in fact what he said.
- a manufacturing engineer
Boeing has hired a crack team of professional jumpers to get their plane bits to line up properly. It’s cheaper than paying real machinists 🤷
„Please raise”. What a polite necromancer
i had a roommate who worked at Boeing and it was a good job. But he did have a coworker die on the job literally right next to him.
cooperate cost cutting production goal bs and they made the guy work with broken safety equipment and he died. fell to his death.
"right to work" what a joke.
In my first air force tech school. We had civilian contractor teachers teaching the generic "electronic principles" No idea how much they got paid. But they would "teach" a week long section of the course in two days and then just let us take practice tests over and over till basically everyone memorized all the potential questions and answers. More than half the class had 98%+. But then when it came time to do our second job specific tech school where the teachers were military....all the sudden we were struggling to help the stragglers keep their grades up and we were reteaching the first tech school material to them.
I blame half my college drop-out experience on freshman year being too easy. Just a re-hash of the most basic basics for everyone who didn't pay attention in school. I was so goddamn bored and stopped going :o
Looks like theres going to be a lot of employment opportunities for private assassins. Good for Barry, i guess. Also Vaush, id be nervous too, knowing theres a dude in the backseat of my car waiting for me with a garrote in the very near future.
The Cartels are going to have new business opportunities
Fun fact we are doing the exact same thing with chicken plants and meat processing in general where are the companies are self-regulating
Conservative deregulation over the past 70 years and allowing both parties to take Citizens United/SPAC funds has doomed us all.
@@WhatWillYouFind nah we're not doomed. I think we're going to have a couple of close calls with 2028 being the big one but after that we're going to get a new new deal
Just remember, if you work on airplanes, in ANY capacity: If somebody dies, or if somebody even comes CLOSE to dying because of YOUR fuck-ups: YOU’RE ON THE HOOK.
And your boss is not.
Sacrificial armor on the corporate machine. We have no worth to ourselves but lots of use to others. Antisocialism
its a miracle a dreamliner hasnt had a catastrophic failure yet. if the pieces arent put together right than every load cycle is a time bomb.
If I'm not even a little scared of d*ing on an airplane, its not worth it. Personally, I prefer Boeing. I like the thrill of suddenly plugging into the Atlantic Ocean from 30K feet. Will it happen on this flight? Or will it happen on my return flight? Who knows!
Those voice cracks tell he’s taking a little more than “professional risk” 😭
For the sake of the algorithm:
The length of an American Rules Football field is 3 600 000 human hair widths.
Court Necromancer Lich McConnell?
Litch McConnell goes wild ☠️☠️☠️
I raise my first witness, THE VICTIM!
Literally just Ace Attorney
Not all crimes are murder.
@@JoshSweetvale "Not all crimes are murder.": This one is.
They brought him back like the agent in Invincible.
I just finished watching the 2nd season. Damn it was heartwrenching
@@drakeconsumerofsoulsandche4303 Oh, Season 2 is fully up now? Great, I can finally watch it. :P
It will be insane if Boeing management does not go to jail at this point and get replaced. nationalization honestly might happen
Now the whistleblower's ghost will haunt the Boeing execs forever!
"Multinational" is a species of "foreign" and nobody should forget that.
Trains win again.
I for one applaud the pentagon's bold decision to make its weapon systems open source. Information wants to be free!
if Boeing's incompetence actually kills someone of great importance to THEM in regards of connections with dark power, then they're really fssked.
It won't. Important people don't fly floating tin cans like Boeing planes.
If it is Boeing, you're not going... to land safely
Going to Germany in July. Thankfully TAP flies Airbus but the layover in Lisbon may put me on a Boeing.
Time to fly Airbus, I guess.
Of course he's nervous, Boeing might put out a hit on him next.
How many on that committee have stock in Boeing?
Just waiting to hear a Republican say “Yeah, but what about maximized shareholder value?”
We need more passenger trains
Yes. I want more high speed rail.
Looks like the stock won't boeing back up anytime soon
"Private/Public partnerships" are destroying the legitimacy of everything.
"Nervous"
I mean whistleblowers end up dead a lot so...
That opening had me lmao
Capitalism breeds "innovation"
Innovation in how to circumvent laws that are there to save lives. Just look at the TItan disaster.
Have we come to a consensus on what our 5 questions are going to be?
You just wasted one of the questions by asking that
@@Marqrkwhat if we just ask it for more questions
Just don't let the party bard near the corpse or they'll waste at least 2 questions trying to be funny
@@Marqrk noooooooo, wait… that doesn’t really count does it?
@@asherroodcreel640I don’t think it works that way lol….
Wait…. What if you cast speak with dead on a genie? 🤔
....did that dude say that Canadian models had evidence of ARC LIGHTENING?! What in the ever loving God 🫠
CAUSE MERICA! GO GREED
force the company to go out of business
I’d be less worried about being on camera in a senate hearing than starting my car on the way home from this one
Actually all they did was put sunglasses on him and did a shot for shot remake of Weekend At Bernie’s
Also, I do fix planes and doing “percussion maintenance” is more common than you think or doing things that maybe the engineers wouldn’t approve of
I was unsure if he said five thousandsts of a fivethousandsts of an inch
absically 1/5000 or 5/1000
I assumed 1/5000
I looked up the weidth of a human hair
its more like 5/1000
ffs
by engineering standards 1/200 of an inch is a crazy amoutn of inaccuracy
liek it gets mroe complciated iwht larger parts but mostm achining processes are a LOT more accurate than that and a part with a crack thatb ig is basicalyl trash
like thats an entire sheet of paper
Compounding Error
The last Boeing whistleblower managed to find the only hotel parking lot in all of America without a camera pointed at it. That to me is the real conspiracy.
I'm watching this hours before I board a plane, I'm terrified
11:21 since i used to watch way too much air crash investigation the guy mentioned (8:14) boeing pushing pieces together too hard to remove the gaps causing metal fatigue. Metal fatigue is when a metal loses its structural integrity after experiencing the same forces/pressures thousands of times when flying. So the point is their shoddy manufacturing could lead to bits of the airplane falling apart after some use, possibly before expected/advertised
if this was what the last guy was trying to disclose, the hit does seem more plausible...
A human hair is about .003 inches while the tolerance of most items in your life that are machined are +-.005 inches. Human hair width is just a layman term to bring into perspective what the numbers we use actually mean.
Oh noooo it's so bad to hear that Boeing has the manufacturing standards of my classmates trying to get labs done. We the dipshit trade school students are hitting stuff into place with hammers because the stuff we have is kinda old and worn. The Boeing plants should, uh, not be following suit?
People lose their jobs at my aviation company for minor safety infractions and sloppiness with technical data. It's important to note how beyond the pale Boeing's sins are.
The cleric could have just used revivify until they could cast lay in hands
what vaush is talking about with things needing to line up to be catastrophic is called "the swiss cheese model" in aviation and transport safety. Basically you're trying to build as many layers as possible, so that things can't fall through the holes without being caught by a lower layer. The idea is that you catch things before they reach the lowest layer (death and catastrophy) by having so many points of approval and counter approval. The problem is that companies don't care about well functioning beurocracies that keep us safe, they care about quarterly earnings which means they hire less mechanics to do more work, skip over approval processes and regulation checks, and lose less money letting things go until this point until it can't be ignored. This is inherent to corporations. They will always put profits before safety. That's exactly why all these companies like boeing shouldn't be privately owned entities. They NEED to be nationalized and consolidated. We don't need 10 different aircraft manufacturing brands. We need 1 really good one, and the best way to do that is to pool resources and have engineers work in a cooperative enviornment where they get the last say and aren't subjected to upper management pressure to put out product for the sake of money. Engineers know what works, and these are the kind of things we want to be a kind of safety first technocratic field. We don't want jackass business managers making choices on what's "safe enough" for consumers. It's the same thing with doctors and nurses. They know healthcare better, know what it needs to be fixed, and that's why most of them are pro universal healthcare as well as being relatively liberal for being a kind of class aristocracy. We shouldn't be letting profits get in the way of our health and safety. Especially when travel in this country is already abysmally bad. Ultimately I hope all of you will use this as an excuse to shit on regional airflight and start bullying your local governments into building high speed rail and robust and free at point of use, public transportation. We pay a dollar more in taxes a year and it ends up bringing back American travel and the midwest. Politicians always trying to do "jobs" in the midwest without realizing no one wants to live in the fucking midwest because you have to drive 40 minutes to get anywhere that has human life beyond a shitty little highway suburb. Jobs don't do shit when no one wants the fuckin job. We need better travel. If dems want to win, they should be beating the infrastructure and healthcare drums none stop instead of being ass mad that people are calling biden old and decrepit.
@@436will nooooo. Just an autistic obsession. My grandfather was a waist gunner on b-17s during WW2 so most of what I know just comes from what he told me, and then what I learned from playing DCS lol. But I’m not a pilot or an expert. You might like the channel “pilot debrief” if you’re into flight accident stuff. It definitely is interesting.
Green New Deal
@@Alexdenomme green new deal is a start but it’s going to have to be more than just a legislative push. You literally need a massive cultural shift to focus on climate change. It’s just really hard to get that when everyone thinks that not voting is how you get that.
@@Southboundpachydermvoting is the least minimal part of what should be done
@@GalacticNovaOverlord you still have to do it.
I live oversea, me I my friends fly often.
We talk quit a lot about Boeing issues, nos me as most of my friends avoid to as much as possible to fly on Boeing aircraft.
I saw some pilots saying "hoo a 737 is a old and reliable aircraft" yeah but the replacement part are made with the same way that the new Boeing aircraft are made.
1:50
an ethnostate for hte general category of political dissdents would be metal
anyone can live here - under one condition - you HAVE to disagree with our poltiics
okay...
WRONG ANSWER
Ethno by definition is something that cannot involve free will.
Ahh but when you bring a person back using Speak With Dead they have don't have to be truthful and are very cryptic
It was a bonus action 😂
THE TARZAN EFFECT !!!!!! @12:55
"AAAAAWUAWUAWUA! AAAAAA THIS DAMN THING WON'T FIT NO MATTER HOW HARD I JUMP ON IT!"
🤣
bruh he mentioned this and I just thought about the monkeys building the aircraft in Madagascar 2
A human hair is 2.5 thousandths, (thou) or 63.5 microns. 5 thou is 2 hairs.
Well my hair is .003in so i'm more powerful mwuahaha
Let's not split hairs here.
@@dootu No, no that'd be 1.25 thousandths, not 5
@@theguildhall3246 1 coffee cup is 2 cups. 2 coffee cups is 4 cups. You're saying that 2 coffee cups is 1 cup. You're confused.
@@sumsarsiranen in my defense, that was a joke,& I'm not a hair scientist
What makes this terrifying is that Boeing is far from the only one. This level of contempt for human life exists at every level of every industry in this country.
Oh man short sellers are about to go H.A.M. They're publicly traded
720,000 human hair widths will get you a football field - assuming they're exactly 5 thousandths of an inch.
Vowsh mention japan without making sepuku joke challenge
Yeeaaaaah, this just solidifies that I'm 100% not taking a boeing plane when I visit the states this summer.... ;>_>
Not looking forward to a whole day train/plane ride, but I have no confidence in them anymore.
I bet if you check you will find some people living beyond their means (bribes)
Blumenthal looks like if someone combined Paul Lynde and Kenneth Copeland and then dehydrated the result.
"How many human hairs are there in a football field?" - he was asking about standard unit conversion.
The guy was talking about practices from 2013 onward, so chances are the latest aircraft would be in 2015.
I was kind of skeptical until he testified that Boeing had actually had people jump on it. Using force (including hammers) to alight tight-fitting parts is not uncommon at all and usually fine. Jumping is not.
I build transformers for a living and these production techniques sound all too familiar smh.
Yes your aviation safety is on the gold standard. The liquid gold standard.
Evidence of burn marks and electrical arcing? Well, I'm never stepping on a plane. Ever. Seriously, how is that even possible? Wires not rated for the current and voltage? As an electrical technician this is nothing short of utterly insane.
I’m not going to lie, Vaush had some awful and objectively incorrect takes in this video. These takes have forever harmed my perception of him, but the most egregious is his take on the Speak with Dead spell is the worst. Speak with Dead is not a ritual spell in DnD 5e, Vaush should know this…
Its an issue of time, more than a cascading failure vaush, a fatigue failure might not happen, or be noticable at all for a decade or more, then, 10 years in the future we might have repeated accidents with 787s, all of which seemed to be operating fine, because of thr buildup of point fatigue failures that should not be there.
The problem with the corporate hierarchy is that no one will ever face repercussions. Unless they can prove any one of the administration is willfully neglectful, they can just write everything off as bad business policy. Hopefully l, if they suffer enough losses, it can change the culture of shareholder value that plagues our industries
Second witness claimed to learn to tell the truth and admit mistakes from his cop father - immediately sus story.
Guys it’s totally fine, it’s not rocket science /j
Ah. Another Whisteboeing testimony. Nice.
1:46 Because the Romanis aren't white
Vaxxed???
i love privatized travel
0:32 gotta keep those spell slots for the battle
Rashamon Gate: "What did the dead man say?"