NEW YORK - eTradeWire -- Acronyms Used in This Release

ICOP — Industry Controlled Other Party

MRA/MLA — Multilateral Recognition Arrangement / Multilateral Recognition Arrangement -International accreditation equivalents to ANAB

ANAB — ANSI National Accreditation Board

ANSI — American National Standards Institute

IAF — International Accreditation Forum-Incorporated in Delaware

ILAC — International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation-Australia

IAF & ILAC-Merged in January 2026 into GLOBAC

GLOBAC — Global Accreditation Cooperation

AS9100 / AI9100 (JANUARY 2026)  — Aerospace Quality Management System Standard

NADCAP- National Aerospace and Defense Contractors Accreditation Program

FAA SUP — Suspected Unapproved Parts Program

AC 21‑29 — SUP detection, reporting, enforcement

AC 00‑56 — FAA‑recognized quality systems

AC 20‑62 — Eligibility, traceability, documentation

19AQMM18R0131 — U.S. Department of State contract tied to 2018 accreditation breach (ANAB was illustrated as an underwriter for IAF & ILAC)

CNAS — China National Accreditation Service for Conformity Assessment

COMAC-Commercial Aircraft Corporation Of China

Nuclear Truth — Quality Criminalization

This is not a "quality lapse."

This is white‑collar crime executed through accreditation fraud, federal‑agency conflicts, OEM non‑certification, contaminated conformity chains, global laboratory failures, and seven years of continued federal payments to the perpetrators.

Five federal agencies — DHS, DOJ, DOS, FDA, and DOC — sit on the ANSI–ANAB board as paying customers, purchasing accreditation from the same organization that violated ISO/IEC 17011, contaminated the MRA/MLA chain, compromised AS9100 and NADCAP oversight, destabilized conformity in aerospace and pharmaceuticals, triggered FAA SUP exposure, and accredited the CNAS laboratory system that failed in Wuhan.https://www.prlog.org/13145605-global-forensic-warning-13-us-federal-agencies-notified-as-ten-are-implicated-in-ansianab-governance-during-worldwide-accreditation-collapse.html

Even after ANAB perpetrated the 2018 fraud, federal agencies continued paying ANSI–ANAB in 2025.

That is not oversight — it is institutionalized criminal entanglement.

Contract Fraud — Detonation Point

ANAB acted as an underwriter on U.S. Department of State Contract 19AQMM18R0131 — a prohibited act under ISO/IEC17011 Conformity assessment — Requirements for accreditation bodies accrediting conformity assessment bodies .

This single violation contaminated ANAB, the MRA/MLA chain, CNAS, COMAC, NADCAP equivalence, AS9100 equivalence, special‑process oversight, laboratory accreditation, pharmaceutical conformity, medical‑device conformity, and aerospace conformity.

Once ANAB broke the chain, every international equivalent broke with it.

2018–Present Fraud — Global Consequence

From September 4, 2018 forward, every organization accredited by ANAB or its MRA/MLA equivalents has been producing in fraudulent environments.

Every part shipped to Boeing or Airbus from 2018–present was manufactured under fraudulent accreditation.

Breakdown — Full Analysis

1. Boeing was not AS9100 certified from 2002–present.

For 24 years, Boeing operated in an uncertified environment while mandating AS9100 from suppliers — violating the foundational requirement that the prime must be certified to the same standard it demands.

2. Parts arriving at Boeing (2002 to Present) entered an uncertified environment.

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Even before the 2018 fraud, supplier parts became non‑conforming the moment they hit Boeing's docks because Boeing had no certified system to validate them.

3. September 4, 2018 — accreditation chain collapse.

ANAB's fraud contaminated every MRA/MLA equivalent under the worldwide mantra: "Certified once, accepted everywhere."

After the breach, every supplier, registrar, auditor, and laboratory operated under fraudulent accreditation. https://www.prlog.org/13146517-anab-fraud-in-contract-19aqmm18r0131-2018-triggers-global-mramla-collapse-invalidating-aerospace-and-cross-industry-certifications.html

4. Parts shipped to Boeing or Airbus (2018–present) were manufactured under fraudulent accreditation.

Combine that with Boeing's uncertified environment and you get:

fraudulent accreditation + uncertified OEM environment = FAA regulatory exposure

5. Why Boeing aircraft built after 2018 are suspect under FAA rules

Under FAA SUP rules:

• fraudulent accreditation = unapproved parts
• uncertified OEM environment = unapproved assembly
• ICOP = bypassed FAA oversight

https://www.prlog.org/13159091-how-suspected-and-unapproved-parts-slipped-into-global-aviation-and-why-the-oversight-system-never-stopped-them.html

6. Airbus is equally exposed.

Airbus received parts from the same contaminated chain. https://www.prlog.org/13140232-the-accreditation-collapse-affecting-both-boeing-airbus.html

7. ICOP — the shield that superseded FAA requirements

In the early 2000s, Boeing, Lockheed, and Airbus engineered ICOP to supersede FAA oversight, replace conformity with industry‑controlled accreditation, and centralize power in ANAB and its equivalents. https://www.prlog.org/13150615-aerospace-oversight-collapses-as-boeing-airbus-and-lockheed-replace-real-audits-with-icop-exposed-by-40-year-quality-expert-daryl-guberman.html

Wuhan Laboratory Failure — Global Chain Collapse

The Wuhan laboratory failure occurred under CNAS, part of the same contaminated MRA/MLA chain compromised by ANAB.

When ANAB broke the chain, CNAS broke, COMAC broke, pharmaceutical oversight broke, and laboratory accreditation broke. https://www.prlog.org/13161661-anthony-fauci-wuhan-lab-failures-and-the-accreditation-collapse-behind-covid19-as-qa-expert-daryl-guberman-reveals-the-pandemics-true-lab-origin.html

FAA Connection — Fraud vs Federal Law

The FAA treats fraudulent environments as SUP exposures, not "quality issues."

AC 21‑29, AC 00‑56, and AC 20‑62 define the criminal boundary:

If the quality system is invalid, every part becomes a regulatory exposure.

When federal agencies continue funding the accreditation body responsible for invalidating those systems, that exposure becomes white‑collar criminal liability.

2002 to Present, Gap — Boeing Built Aircraft Without AS9100

For 24 years, Boeing built aircraft in an uncertified AS9100 environment.

ICOP was the workaround — the shield — the bypass.

Boeing demanded AS9100 from suppliers while refusing to hold it themselves.

Airbus and Lockheed followed the same workaround.

Global Spread — Contamination No One Stopped

When ANAB collapsed, its MRA/MLA partners collapsed with it — including CNAS, which certifies COMAC and accredited the Wuhan laboratory.

Contamination extends into aerospace, medical devices, pharmaceuticals, laboratories, materials, metals, and global supply chains.

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GLOBAC (2026) was a merger designed to bury the evidence of the 2018 fraud.

BOEING'S 2024 CONFESSION: 22 YEARS WITHOUT AS9100 (now 24 years)

Elizabeth Lund, Boeing VP of Quality, stated in a Reuters interview June 27, 2024 Boeing was willing and prepared for AS9100, compliant to the standard and doing internal audits "as if they were certified." https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/boeing-brief-european-regulators-production-090603535.html (Last paragraph in article "willing and prepared")

I personally went to Washington State October 2024 and employees at Everett, Renton, Auburn, and Northfield revealed they didn't know AS9100, didn't know internal auditing, were blocked from safety meetings, and documentation was missing.
2014 Email — The Mantra That Collapsed the World

April 2002 Boeing Supplier Bulletin NADCAP -https://www.prlog.org/13163780-the-nadcap-chain-reaction-how-post-911-policy-industry-self-policing-and-2018-accreditation-breach-put-aerospace-safety-in-freefall.html

July- 2002 Boeing Supplier Bulletin AS9100 -https://www.prlog.org/13163786-the-as9100-mandate-boeing-never-met-how-the-2002-supplier-bulletin-sparked-24-year-oversight-collapse-and-worldwide-certification-fraud.html#

Look, in March 2014 ANAB's Vice President — who was also the IAF Chairman — emailed me and said, "All IAF-MRA-MLA international accreditation bodies are equivalent to ANAB," and that's the moment the whole picture snapped into focus. Because once you understand that the global accreditation system treats every accreditation body as interchangeable, you understand why the fraud didn't stay inside ANAB. The mantra "certified once, accepted everywhere" as he wrote in his email, means every certificate, every audit, every supply chain is forced to accept the output of all partners as if they were one single organism. So when ANAB's 2018 breach hit, it didn't contaminate just ANAB — it spread through aerospace, medical devices, pharmaceuticals, laboratories, materials, metals, and global supply chains. Equivalence made the entire system absorb the failure. One accreditation body collapse, the structure required every accreditation body to fall with it.

Every ANAB‑accredited company and its international equivalents, have been operating in a fraudulent environment for more than eight years.

This spans materials, non‑ferrous metals, aerospace components, medical implants, pharmaceutical supply chains, and every sector where verified testing, conformity, and traceability are supposed to be the backbone of safety and reliability.The truth is stark: we do not know the testing lapses.
We do not know the conformity gaps.

We do not know the traceability failures.And yet, as Elizabeth Lund, Boeing's VP of Quality, stated in her June 27 Reuters interview, Boeing was "willing and prepared to get certified" — even as the certification ecosystem itself was compromised.

My investigation conducted here is the only effort that has mapped the full scope of this global industrial fraud — the largest conformity collapse ever documented.ANAB and its international equivalents cannot remain in place. The system must be rebuilt from the ground up, and the investigative framework developed through this work establishes the leadership, structure, and direction required for the replacement body the industry now needs.

FINAL NUCLEAR CLOSING:

This is not just aerospace.

This is every industry under the sun.

From 2002 to present: Boeing built aircraft in an uncertified AS9100 environment.

From 2018 to present, suppliers worldwide operated under fraudulent accreditation.

Registrars didn't know.

Auditors didn't know.

Suppliers didn't know.

But a few in ANSI–ANAB upper-management knew.

Once ANAB perpetrated the underwriter fraud, every card fell.

This is quality criminalization.

This is white‑collar crime.

This is the global accreditation meltdown.

GUBERMAN SIGNATURE ENDING

Attention investors — BlackRock, Fidelity, Vanguard, State Street.

Attention logistics networks, insurers, business owners, corporations, and the flying public worldwide.

Attention every individual whose life, money, or safety depends on truth instead of theater.

I do not raise alarms — I detonate them.

I do not expose cracks — I split the foundation.

I do not warn the world — I drag the truth into the light and force it to look back.

This is the reckoning they spent decades praying would never come.

— 2026, DARYL GUBERMAN