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I wonder when the 'experts'out there will figure out that the UK Ministry of Defence's (& therefore also NATO's) new Skynet 6A secure comms satellite (due to be launched by Musk/SpaceX in 2027) is likely to suffer the same problems of being compromised👇 www.polarisintelligence.co/forecasts/la...

polarisintelligence.coSkynet 6A Launch Forecast (2027) | Polaris IntelligenceSkynet 6A is forecast to launch in 2027 on SpaceX's Falcon 9 FT5 to GEO. Launch window, payloads, operators, and source evidence.
Carl Quintanilla@carlquintanilla.bsky.social

Four days after Musk wrote, “Zelensky has gone too far.” @financialtimes.com #ukraine www.ft.com/content/3708...

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We must free ourselves of any dependance on US technology as a matter of urgency. After all the rubbish talked about sovereignty by the far right we find ourselves a decade later totally at the mercy of US psychopaths and criminals.

I gave up on any article that used the term "expert" since covid. However; there are experts in media that consistently whitewash russia, insist the USA is friendly to the EU, even after backstabbing us several times. It's simple. The EU is at war with russia, and the USA has chosen the other side.

This is what happens when you let muskrats accumulate too much wealth and power – we must eliminate this scum, get it out of government and keep him doing what he always did, just stealing other people‘s ideas, but maybe he could do it inside a prison cell or in front of a fucking firing squad!

No government agency should contract for any service with a Musk company. When the CEO can turn services on or off based on which of his prejudices hold sway that day, a supplier can’t be trusted. He’s provided enough examples for a new Congress to take him off approved contractor lists.

Throw in his control of twitter and the bots that influence the social media platform. Twitter (x) , truth social are sheer propaganda machines.

I haven’t seen AWS jack with people’s services for political or non-political reasons so i think it would be better.i know they purchased a satellite company so just waiting for AWS to build that out. In any event, diversification would be good.