Staff Reports
Oh boy, here we go again! It seems like Boeing just can’t catch a break. This time, it was Antony Blinken, Joe Biden’s Secretary of State, who found himself stranded at the World Economic Forum due to a critical malfunction on the Boeing airplane he was traveling on. Talk about bad luck!
According to reports, the plane was deemed unsafe to fly due to an oxygen leak. Now, call me crazy, but shouldn’t the Secretary of State be flying on a plane that’s safe and secure? This is the type of incompetence we can expect from the Biden administration’s lackeys.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken was briefly stranded in Davos, where he attended the #WEF24, after his plane experienced a ‘critical failure’ related to an oxygen leak https://t.co/BE55zARtUR pic.twitter.com/qLiFkuXu0k
— Reuters (@Reuters) January 17, 2024
But hey, at least Blinken was able to catch a different flight back home from Zurich, Switzerland. It’s not like he had any important diplomatic matters to attend to or anything. Who needs a Secretary of State anyway? I’m sure everything will be just fine without him.
And if you thought this was just an isolated incident, think again! This malfunctioning plane happens to be a modified 737 known as the C-4o to the U.S. military. That’s right, the same company that brought us the infamous Boeing 737 MAX 9, which is currently under federal investigation for its midflight scare.
You know, it’s almost comical how Boeing keeps finding itself in these situations. It’s like they have a never-ending supply of faulty planes. Meanwhile, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has grounded nearly 200 Boeing 737 MAX 9 planes after a door plug blew open on an Alaska Airlines flight. Can’t these folks get anything right?
But despite all these issues, guess what? Boeing still managed to find a buyer for its 737 Max planes in India’s Akasa Air. It’s as if they’re saying, “Sure, we might have some faulty planes that put people’s lives at risk, but hey, wanna buy one?”
It’s clear that the Biden administration and their buddies at Boeing are more interested in hobnobbing at fancy conferences like the World Economic Forum than ensuring the safety and security of American officials. With the world in chaos, Blinken doesn’t have time to be stuck on a runway. But hey, maybe if he had been flying on a different manufacturer’s plane, he wouldn’t be stranded right now.
It’s high time that we hold Boeing accountable for their repeated failures. We deserve safe and reliable aircraft, especially when it comes to our leaders who are responsible for representing our great nation. It’s time for the Biden administration to wake up and prioritize the safety of its officials, instead of treating them like second-class passengers on malfunctioning planes.
