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if Boeing wasn't a major defense contractor -- then yeah. you could easily say suicide. but since they're in bed with 3 letter agencies. it becomes a whole dif
by dzonga 3y ago
if Boeing wasn't a major defense contractor -- then yeah. you could easily say suicide. but since they're in bed with 3 letter agencies.
it becomes a whole different game altogether. since there's a 3 letter agency that has nailed the assassination game to a T. whether on home soil or abroad.
- uaserussia 3y ago[flagged]
- renegade-otter 3y agoThe "highly-skilled" assassin is kind of a myth. Most killers-for-hire are idiots. This is Michael Clayton stuff, but the assassination in the movie is much more "elegant".
- krapp 3y agoMost killers-for-hire are undercover cops. But Boeing wouldn't be hiring a guy off of rent-a-hitman.com, they have access to groups like Blackwater who literally murder people for the government as a business. They could just ask for whoever did Epstein or Seth Rich (allegedly.)
- renegade-otter 3y agoI highly doubt that some suit at Boeing picked up the phone and asked the DoD for a reference. It's not how these things go, and it's much more dumb in real life. Something closer to Fargo.
- Two4 3y agoAt the nexus of defense contractors, arms brokers, intelligence and private military contractors, there exist the kind of men who have spent many years doing dirty deeds for various masters, and have no scruples if the pay is right. They have access to the resources, knowledge and connections required to kill someone and not get caught. They operate in a deniable manner, free of the paper trails and accountability of any government entity, but still operate at the same level. These men would be eminently accessible with only one or two degrees of separation for an executive of a defense contractor