Everyone and their dog seems to know they did it why are there no consquences yet ?
this post was submitted on 12 Mar 2024
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It works on Drow rules. It's ok if everyone knows you did it, but only if it can't be proven with hard evidence. But if you get caught or it can be proven, you get cast out.... Unless you have money enough to not.
Huh i might have to that rules out wiki ? Thanks
Laws don’t really apply to large companies or the rich and powerful usually
Someone give me an outoftheloop
A man that worked at Boeing blew the whistle on some of their quality issuess. He was found dead in his car the day after he testified in a deposition. Police are saying it appears to be self inflicted, but people are, rightfully, skeptical.
(Just comparing circumstances not people)
A Boeing whistleblower unalived himself immediately after testifying to the feds
https://www.npr.org/2024/03/12/1238033573/boeing-whistleblower-john-barnett-dead
Hate to make the comparison since this guy was actually trying to do good but it sounds like he killed himself the same as that Epstein guy.