Boeing whistleblower John Barnett murdered on the day of his testimony

[headingnorth]

This is the kind of thing you think only happens in countries like Russia or North Korea. Nope.
It happened right here in the United States and the government is covering up for Boeing.

This country and its government is turning into absolute garbage and why things like bitcoin are needed now more than ever.  
I have zero faith in this country anymore and its rotten leadership and will be leaving it soon.

There is so much corruption it makes your head spin. Which is nothing new for the US of course which has a long history of corruption
but it is just getting much more blatant now that they don't even care about hiding it.

[o48o]

This is the kind of thing you think only happens in countries like Russia or North Korea. Nope.
It happened right here in the United States and the government is covering up for Boeing.

This country and its government is turning into absolute garbage and why things like bitcoin are needed now more than ever.  
I have zero faith in this country anymore and its rotten leadership and will be leaving it soon.

There is so much corruption it makes your head spin. Which is nothing new for the US of course which has a long history of corruption
but it is just getting much more blatant now that they don't even care about hiding it.

Luckily he had already testified. There's not really evidence of him being murdered, but i would bet my money on that. And he also might have been pressured to do that. The fact he pissed off people who would have no problem taking a life, as they are proven to be immoral and that they don't much care about safety or regulations in general supports that theory. But i would be surprised that killers left any any trail, and there's just no china-like surveillance in US that they could use, but i am sure that public outrage will cause some sort of deeper investigation. At least in somewhere else then US it would.

I am not sure how bitcoin would have prevented anything like this. But where are you planning to move if i may ask?

[headingnorth]

Of course bitcoin cannot prevent the Boeing scandal but I'm saying in general people do not trust the government that is why things like bitcoin exist.

The 2008 subprime mortgage  scandal was the most blatant massive financial fraud perpetrated by the big banks and covered up by the US government where no one was ever prosecuted but instead the culprits were rewarded with hundreds of billions of dollars of bailout money. As we know the 2008 financial crisis was one of the big motivating factors behind the creation of bitcoin.

[Hispo]

I heard about his news and it is pretty blatant how such a big coincidence could happen to anyone in his position, who was facing a big company like Boeing.
I am not sure what level the corruption one could find within the USA, but keeping in kind there have been precedents of that country having at least one crooked president who was caught red-handed, I would not be surprised there were some very shady stuff going on, so the government could benefit specific companies from North America.
Still, regardless who is dead or not, the allegations against Boeing are supposed to continue and the investigation must not stop until that company gets fined with hundreds o millions of dollars or even billions.

Also, I don't think this kind of corruption would have been prevented with a different president in the white house. These scandals are done under the nose of the presidency but it does not mean the president is directly involved. The same would have happened if Trump was still in the oval office.

[headingnorth]

Luckily he had already testified. There's not really evidence of him being murdered, but i would bet my money on that. And he also might have been pressured to do that. The fact he pissed off people who would have no problem taking a life, as they are proven to be immoral and that they don't much care about safety or regulations in general supports that theory. But i would be surprised that killers left any any trail, and there's just no china-like surveillance in US that they could use, but i am sure that public outrage will cause some sort of deeper investigation. At least in somewhere else then US it would.

It makes no sense why John Barnett would kill himself on the same day as his testimony against Boeing.
There is no motive for Barnett to kill himself on that day, or any day. And if he wanted to kill himself why would he do it right then and there? It makes no sense.

The more plausible explanation is that Boeing or one of its agents had the perfect motive and opportunity to get rid of a very credible whistleblower who presented a great threat to their business.
The timing and location of his death points to the perpetrator as Boeing because it makes sense if they wanted to kill him the timing and location of the event provided them the perfect opportunity.

But where are you planning to move if i may ask?

Probably to the country of my birth. I came to the US when I was very young but honestly I have never felt very welcome in the US even though I grew up here and lived here almost my entire life. I think the open racism, violence and corruption is getting much worse day by day. And now you have large corporations and governments just brazenly murdering people that dare to speak out against them. Unfortunately political violence has always been an ugly part of American history. The killings of JFK and MLK was the beginning of the end, during the civil rights movement when US government just started killing people left and right, even openly executing students on college campuses who spoke out against the Vietnam War.

They are not even trying to hide it because they want to send the message if you dare speak out this is what will happen to you.

[Kelward]

There I was thinking that it's only in Africa, that you'd find corruption in government and the untouchables, now it's clear that it's human nature for the powerful to oppress the common man and conceal the truth if it'll go against them. In the Boeing whistleblower's case, it could be that the pressure of the case got him emotional and he took his own life or perhaps some illness, but we can not rule out the possibilities of murder, because he had already opened up a can of worms, and heads were going to role at the end of the case, so silencing him will was their best option.

[bittraffic]

There I was thinking that it's only in Africa, that you'd find corruption in government and the untouchables, now it's clear that it's human nature for the powerful to oppress the common man and conceal the truth if it'll go against them. In the Boeing whistleblower's case, it could be that the pressure of the case got him emotional and he took his own life or perhaps some illness, but we can not rule out the possibilities of murder, because he had already opened up a can of worms, and heads were going to role at the end of the case, so silencing him will was their best option.

Don't speak too much of it also. Remember we are commoners also. 

The media plays an important role in what they are doing though. The issues are going to be buried down when more terrible stuff happens. Boeing is bankrupt but forget about that becuase Moscow attacked by terrorists is more gruesome to talk about, that's what the media will feed the people.

[kentrolla]

Regardless of nation be it USA or Russia or China once you are against the government or big corporates then your life is in danger and we have already seen what happens with whistleblower and we are know what is happening with wikileaks founder Julian Assange.

We are know that there is no reason that Boeing whistleblower will kill himself and it's a planned murder though we don't have evidence just like there is no solid evidence that he killed himself.

[aoluain]

There I was thinking that it's only in Africa, that you'd find corruption in government and the untouchables, now it's clear that it's human nature for the powerful to oppress the common man and conceal the truth if it'll go against them. In the Boeing whistleblower's case, it could be that the pressure of the case got him emotional and he took his own life or perhaps some illness, but we can not rule out the possibilities of murder, because he had already opened up a can of worms, and heads were going to role at the end of the case, so silencing him will was their best option.

Don't speak too much of it also. Remember we are commoners also.  

The media plays an important role in what they are doing though. The issues are going to be buried down when more terrible stuff happens. Boeing is bankrupt but forget about that becuase Moscow attacked by terrorists is more gruesome to talk about, that's what the media will feed the people.

Thats it, this news of the death of John Barnett will only last only a short while, we
are fed news from all around the world, stuff that doesnt necessarily concern us, like
5 people killed somewhere in South America in a bus accident, terrible as it is we
dont need to know about it.

Boeing operating under shady work practices which affect safety to workers and to
their product is something we all need to know about.

I have to say though that I wasnt aware of this whistleblower and TBH after a little reading
it seems way too shady that
he is no longer with us.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Barnett_(whistleblower)

After he failed to report for his third day of deposition in his retaliation lawsuit against
Boeing, he was found dead of a gunshot wound. The Charleston County coroner
described the wound as self-inflicted. His death is being investigated by the Charleston
Police Department.