Editor's note: ...with General Dynamics ripping off the U.S. Treasury and the American people. Most would call this corporate grift but on this level it is simply relegated to "contract delays" or "cost overruns." A ProPublica investigation revealed that the U.S. Army paid (the U.S. Army didn't pay General Dynamics anything, the American people did) General Dynamics roughly $533 million in taxpayer funds to open and operate a new artillery shell factory near Dallas, Texas, intended to boost production for needs including Ukraine, yet the plant never delivered a single usable shell. Despite repeated deadlines, malfunctioning equipment, production-line shutdowns ordered by the Army, and involvement of a lightly vetted Turkish subcontractor in a rushed process, the facility produced only defective output according to a Defense Department inspector general report, leaving American taxpayers with a costly failure and little accountability so far. Have a listen to this corporate sales bullshit, and as you listen understand that the US manufactures weapons to sell while the Russians manufacture weapons to wage war and there is a vast difference. The top three major shareholders of General Dynamics are Longview Asset Management (about 10%), BlackRock (about 6.9%), and Vanguard (roughly 6–9% across its funds).
General Dynamics is not America:
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