Apologies to all, as I am not a pilot, but please allow me to comment.
The documentary didn't say anything that hasn't been discussed on here for the last few years at least, but did bring it to the attention of the general public.
As I watched it, I knew that Goss going public would cost him his job, and I expect he did too, but as a professional you have a duty to make a stand, especially when it comes to public safety. To just keep your head down and say nothing is equal to being a part of the problem.
Thanks for your time