Conspiracy of the day
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- jonny_quest_lives1
Probably best to book your flights on an Airbus...
"John Barnett had one of those bosses who seemed to spend most of his waking hours scheming to inflict humiliation upon him. He mocked him in weekly meetings whenever he dared contribute a thought, assigned a fellow manager to spy on him and spread rumors that he did not play nicely with others, and disciplined him for things like “using email to communicate” and pushing for flaws he found on planes to be fixed.
“John is very knowledgeable almost to a fault, as it gets in the way at times when issues arise,” the boss wrote in one of his withering performance reviews, downgrading Barnett’s rating from a 40 all the way to a 15 in an assessment that cast the 26-year quality manager, who was known as “Swampy” for his easy Louisiana drawl, as an anal-retentive prick whose pedantry was antagonizing his colleagues. The truth, by contrast, was self-evident to anyone who spent five minutes in his presence: John Barnett, who raced cars in his spare time and seemed “high on life” according to one former colleague, was a “great, fun boss that loved Boeing and was willing to share his knowledge with everyone,” as one of his former quality technicians would later recall.
But Swampy was mired in an institution that was in a perpetual state of unlearning all the lessons it had absorbed over a 90-year ascent to the pinnacle of global manufacturing. Like most neoliberal institutions, Boeing had come under the spell of a seductive new theory of “knowledge” that essentially reduced the whole concept to a combination of intellectual property, trade secrets, and data, discarding “thought” and “understanding” and “complex reasoning” possessed by a skilled and experienced workforce as essentially not worth the increased health care costs. CEO Jim McNerney, who joined Boeing in 2005, had last helmed 3M, where management as he saw it had “overvalued experience and undervalued leadership” before he purged the veterans into early retirement.
“Prince Jim”—as some long-timers used to call him—repeatedly invoked a slur for longtime engineers and skilled machinists in the obligatory vanity “leadership” book he co-wrote. Those who cared too much about the integrity of the planes and not enough about the stock price were “phenomenally talented assholes,” and he encouraged his deputies to ostracize them into leaving the company. He initially refused to let nearly any of these talented assholes work on the 787 Dreamliner, instead outsourcing the vast majority of the development and engineering design of the brand-new, revolutionary wide-body jet to suppliers, many of which lacked engineering departments. The plan would save money while busting unions, a win-win, he promised investors. Instead, McNerney’s plan burned some $50 billion in excess of its budget and went three and a half years behind schedule."
- nb5
The so-called solar eclipse on Monday is actually just the final phase of the 5G install that started with the so-called pandemic.
Covid-19 was a way to get everyone in their homes for an extended period to install all the 5G towers — — we all know that. Common knowledge.
Now the final step is to flip the switch on the 5G and that’s going to cause a flash and they don’t want people asking questions.
See what happened was the 5G tower install project took longer than expected (common for infrastructure construction) and the public quit believing in Covid lockdowns. The deep state illuminati Clinton Foundation (run by J Epstein and who is still alive btw) couldn’t figure out how to get everyone to close their eyes for the boot up of the 5G signal. Then someone discovered that solar eclipse glasses will also block the 5G power up from your vision.
So they scheduled a “solar eclipse.”
I mean it’s so obvious
- Wake up white sheeplenb
- Seems legit. Set?PhanLo
- Wake up Knob Gobblers!utopian
- I knew itinstrmntl
- Pr2?_niko
- I'm getting 5G at the minute, it's fast but unreliable, and these neon lights in my vision are cool.robthelad
- Plus the cern collider is planning a test on the same day. The end is nigh!noneck
- So much truths in there!formed
- please Retruthnb
- Ramanisky24
TOMORROW!!!!!!!! The Eclipse .....
The RAPTURE is upon us. Are You Ready?!?
- All right. Well. Starting at 0:01 on Monday?Does this account for time zones? Will it happen here before it happens in the States? So many questines.Continuity
- ^ this is the best one of the U.S.
I’m near Atlanta and I’ve heard somewhere around 2:30 PM eastern time
https://i.ibb.co/bBk…Ramanisky2 - finallyKrassy
- GEN AI?nb
- Fab 5 Freddy says everybody's fly ooh my my.PhanLo
- @Ram Oh, so the rapture will only happen where the eclipse can be seen in North America? Well, that's not fucking fair, is it?Continuity
- what did I miss? did he come?dbloc
- Nope, he didn't come.
No celestial bukkake.Continuity
- PhanLo3
My old school pal on the eclipse.
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- Whaaaattt??OBBTKN
- That's one hell of a radical intepretation of a 'new moon'. Is that a common misunderstanidng? How do these people think orbits work? I suppose they don't.Nairn
- I only follow them so I can keep up to date with every conspiracy theory on tiktok and have things to post here. They'd linked to this RahuPhanLo
- https://en.wikipedia…PhanLo
- This is incredible. Confidence and ignorance go hand-in-hand. I have a vendor I follow for all the same reasons.aslip
- Reading about Rahu now.
Seems legit.
Elvis lives.microkorg - You need to invite this old pal to dinner. Ask him the tough questions and audio record him. Then post it here ;)Ramanisky2
- @Nairn They think they actually think, and that's the problem. Also seconding Ram's suggestion.garbage
- She watches stuff like this and posts it on insta https://www.tiktok.c…PhanLo
- Haha, Jesus F.garbage
