Hey guys. Thought y’all might find this news article interesting. Any thoughts on it? Given the HTR choppers I saw heading into Snohomish last night, I don’t think this was an accident.
-JakdUP
Edmond’s Instruments Conflagration Delays Product Release
Late last night, a large fire claimed the lives of 4 Federated-Boeing employees after improperly stored materials spontaneously combusted, destroying the Edmond’s Instruments shop building. The four employees, security guards who had been stationed there, most likely suffered from smoke inhalation while attempting to control the blaze, according to Federated-Boeing spokesperson, Janice Braithwait. While residents reported aircraft in the neighborhood last night leading to rumors of an High-Threat Response team last night, Boeing assured everyone at the press conference this morning that it was simply a routine action in an effort to ensure the neighborhood was safe from the fire.
This is such BS. There’s no way this was a normal fire. Why would security guards try to put the blaze out?
–NetCat
No kidding. HTR doesn’t show up for building fires, that’s what fire stations are for and ghost knows Boeing can afford the scratch to pay for premium.
-ClockWerk
My guess? Simple run gone sideways.
-NetCat
As a result of the fire, Federated-Boeing has announced that they will need to delay the release of the new Boeing SecuriSky Mk 1 drone that was scheduled to begin production at the facility next week. As a result of this announcement, Boeing’s stocks dropped 3 points on the Dow-Jones index.
Well, that’s notable. Mitsuhama just announced a new line of their own this morning. There’s been some talk floating around that the japanacorp may have jacked Boeing’s SecuriSky design, especially after their last Rotodrone model tanked so hard in military sales.
-Get
If that’s the case, maybe this run didn’t go sideways after all. Nothing slows down production like burning down a building.
-NetCat
No doubt.
-Get
The Seattle Shadows 