Boeing’s Troubles

Writes Tim McGraw:

Poor Boeing is having some trouble of late. Wheels falling off of airplanes on takeoff. Door plugs blowing out after takeoff. Panels coming off of wings after takeoff.

The top three executives at Boeing were fired last week. Oh, yes, trouble at Boeing.

The troubles at Boeing might have something to do with the forced mRNA injections. Boeing demanded that all employees get them including pilots and mechanics. Many old-timers at the company quit rather than take the jab.

People think a mechanic is just a grease monkey, a wrench turner. They think anyone can do the job. It’s easy. Just take it apart and put it back together.

Pounding rivets into Aluminum or turning nuts and bolts into place is easy. Nothing to it.

Well, try it yourself. If you pound the rivet too hard it flattens and is no good. Not enough and it doesn’t hold. Same with nuts and bolts. If you don’t tighten enough, they come loose. Too much and the threads distend or even break.

A violinist isn’t just dragging a horse hair bow across some cat gut. There’s some touch and memory involved.

As an aircraft mechanic for over twenty-five years, I can tell you that fixing and building airplanes isn’t just dragging horse hair over cat gut.

The Best of Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.