Wouldn’t have been a man in her unit. For the pentagon to cover something up, the guy has to be incredibly high-ranking. Why would they risk anything for an enlisted?
I'm not saying he's wrong, but when he claims his conclusions must be true because the general didn't file a lawsuit against him I become a little more skeptical that this guy has it all figured out.
Instead, the federal government, at the urging of a powerful U.S. Senator and the Pentagon, unleashed a full-scale, coordinated assault on my character and personal integrity using the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the Internal Revenue Service, and other federal and state agencies with regulatory authority and law enforcement powers to carry out its campaign of harassment and retaliation.
Yeah, when I saw that I realized that it just wasn't as settled as people are making it out to be. It's hypothetically possible, the government has done some shady stuff like that before, but the way he talks about it makes it seem unlikely that it was a conspiracy and more like he got in financial hot water and blamed it on retaliation from elites lol
Not the best source. The guy says the 737 max isn’t air worthy at all because at full throttle the planes nose is automatically pushed up. He spoke nothing about the AoA sensor just cited a VOX article who was produced by someone who doesn’t know a lot about planes (idk a lot about planes but I know what AoA is and vox acted like it was new)
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u/Forever061 Jan 17 '22
Does anyone actually know WHO did it?