STRATFORD, Conn. – Oct. 23, 2026 – PRLog — 40 Year Quality Expert & Boeing Shareholder I, DARYL GUBERMAN, CEO of Guberman-PMC LLC, formally notified the leadership of the plastics industry that the materials they supply — above all, implant and medical materials — have been certified under a compromised accreditation system since September 4, 2018, and that they were never told.
The notice went to:
- Total Plastics International and its owners at Blackfriars;
- Mitsubishi Chemical Advanced Materials (formerly Quadrant);
- Ensinger; ;
- Modern Plastics.
- SIMONA
“I have sent emails in the past, and nobody has listened,” I wrote. “Read this one: I am not doing this as a warning. This is no longer a caution. This is an emergency.”
THE MAN WHO SENT IT KNOWS THEIR BUSINESS FROM THE INSIDE.
I was Modern Plastics’ original Quality Control Director (2000–2009)
THE FRAUD AT THE TOP.
On September 4, 2018, the Department of State signed contract 19AQMM18R0131 — and on that contract, the American National Accreditation Board (ANAB), the accreditation body at the top of the system these companies’ certifications stand on, was named an underwriter. An accreditation body cannot be an underwriter. ISO/IEC 17011 — “Conformity assessment — Requirements for accreditation bodies accrediting conformity assessment bodies” — is the international rulebook for accreditation bodies, and its first law is impartiality : the accreditation body judges the judges; it may not hold a financial stake in the outcome. An underwriter is the party financially exposed when the judged system fails. “The day ANAB’s name went onto Department of State contract 19AQMM18R0131, September 4, 2018 as underwriter,”
HOW IT REACHED EVERY PLANT ON EARTH.
In March 2014, the Vice President of ANAB — also Chairman of the International Accreditation Forum at the time — put the world system in writing: under the multilateral recognition arrangements, every signatory accreditation body is an equivalent of every other; the IAF’s mantra is “certified once, accepted everywhere,” and ANAB’s is “we only certify the system, not the product.” Equal links carry everything equally — including a broken one. “One bad apple spoils the bunch,” Guberman wrote. “When the fraud landed on ANAB on September 4, 2018, it did not stay in America. It rode every equivalent certificate on earth — including the certificates behind every material you have shipped since that day. And nobody told you.”
NO LABORATORY CAN CLEAR THEM. Pamela Sale, Vice President of ANSI-ANAB laboratory accreditation for forensics, stated under oath in 2017: “There is no commonly agreed-upon set of standards that forensics labs around the country have to follow. Instead, there are informal guidelines that labs can choose to follow or not.” (Deposition coverage: https://austinmonitor.com/
THE SCALE BEHIND THE NAME.
On April 17, 2024, uninvited, under penalty of being thrown out or arrested, Guberman stood up at a DHS subcommittee hearing in Washington and exposed on the record that Boeing is not AS9100 certified and had given up on-site auditing of its suppliers for 24 years https://www.newstribune.com/
THE INSTRUCTION TO THE INDUSTRY.
“Call your registrars,”
Roger Muse, VP Business Development, 414-501-5455;
Gail Matthews, Lead Attorney, 202-293-8020 / 212-642-4877.
Get a hold of legal,” Guberman wrote, “because a fraud was performed — and no one knew. Not even you.
“Attention all medical recipient patients: every single one of your implants is affected, 9/4/2018″ — now stands past 603,000 views worldwide: https://youtu.be/
References:
– GOVLY — Signal #163758: https://app.govly.com/
– SamSearch — “Federal Agencies Face Oversight Failures in Accreditation Processes”: https://samsearch.co/
– Federal Aviation Administration — public comment of May 5, 2026: https://www.regulations.gov/
DARYL GUBERMAN
***@yahoo.com
293 556 1483
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