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Mar 27 2021

Boeing Video


Boeing is the fourth-largest harms dealer in the world. Boeing sells Apache and Chinook helicopters, 737 troop transporters F15 ‘counter-insurgency’ fighter jets to the Indonesian air force. Boeing weapons are directly implicated in war crimes against West Papuan people.

Arms dealers like Boeing are making a killing by exporting terror. Join us to demand that our taxes, our resources and our best scientists and engineers work for planetary health and human wellbeing, not for organised murder.

Written by Cate Adams · Categorized: Boeing

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