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Oh no starlink bad
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I'm guessing a conspiracy that Starlink is just a cover for the US military deploying oodles of satellites for great imperialism.
there was a very recent post from elon musk saying he denied the ukraine use of star link for a military purpose. One of the top governmental figures of Ukraine tagged Elon in a post later on stating how many people died because of Elon being a literal cunt.
I thought that's what this post was about. Given the use of "your" in the meme text, I assumed it was Muskenheimer who was having the realization. So then the "oh no starlink bad" is maybe a diminutive response that is missing the point to people calling out Musk for being a cunt.
who funded starlink and who has ultima control over those satelites?
I'm aware that the US government has provided funding for Starlink, and that the US military is a customer. The conspiracy is that the Starlink company is itself a front and that US military has control. I don't really care to debate this. You're welcome to believe it if you want.
Sure the usa has never used milionaires as a front for anything....oh wait it actually has.
After all we learned from leaks over the last decades about tech companys being forced to allow backdoor acces to there servers, i think chance is high that us goverment agencys can make starlink do what ever they want and there is nothing that musk could do to stop them even if he wanted.
Do you really think the usa would pump that amount of mony into a project that has such an impact on global comunications just to then give musk the key and lock themselfs out?
Never said they haven't. I just said it's a conspiracy [theory] in the specific case of Starlink. If you can prove it's the case here too then great for you.
Seems like there's not much point in the US military secretly being the owners and in control if they couldn't stop him from shutting off the service when a country we've given billions of dollars worth of military equipment needed it as part of their defensive efforts.
Have a nice day.