Boeing for a very long time has been at the center of the U.S. Imperial Project.

Oh, that old thing.

Yeah.

Yeah, that old, that old thing.

It's deep in the military industrial complex, you know, all the plane stuff is.

So, yes.

It sort of is the military industrial complex.

It's the industrial in the military industrial complex.

Not the military. That eye, yes.

That eye used to refer to a lot of companies.

Now it mainly refers to Boeing.

Well, Boeing's not been the same since Kenneth Pynion left.

Now, it's a true expert that day.

What I'm also driving at is they, their headlines you've been reading about commercial

airliners are about one, one thousandth of the problems that they've been experiencing,

and I alluded to this earlier, largely because they decided to really live American capitalism.

You sort of like, you are in Yemen and the XM 59 puppy killer that's like circling

you just fails to work and then falls on you.

Yeah.

And that was so a private equity guy could, you know, build a bigger island.

So I suppose, I mean, look, we can, I mean, we can talk about, about, like, about all of this.

It's also worth saying, like, I don't think that, like, I think the company that makes the

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