Behind the Bastards It Could Happen Here Weekly 150
Oct 5, 2024
Margaret Kiljoy, a disaster relief worker, shares her firsthand experiences from the aftermath of Hurricane Helene in Asheville. She delves into the challenges of delivering aid in a flooded community, emphasizing grassroots mutual aid and resilience. She also highlights the importance of emergency preparedness, effective communication systems, and the role of community solidarity during crises. Furthermore, she touches on the unique logistical strategies utilized in remote areas, showcasing the adaptability required in disaster response.
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Boeing's Post-War Legacy
- Boeing's history reflects a post-World War II labor-corporate alliance.
- This alliance mirrored the broader US structure, with workers, engineers, and government collaborating.
Shifting Corporate Allegiances
- A shift occurred where corporate managers prioritized investors over their own workers.
- This change reflects a move away from corporatism, where different classes within a corporation shared common interests.
The Power of Engineers
- Post-war engineers held significant power within corporations like Boeing.
- This influence extended beyond capitalist nations, as seen with the Red Engineers in China.