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Musk unilaterally shut off a defensive capability just as Russia attacked power plants with winter approaching I don't know why anyone trusted him before, but certainly nobody can afford an Elon Musk dependency after this

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We still don't know who turned it off. I've read various sources saying it was Starshield, the US-govt contracted Starlink. It could have been Trump or Hegseth that gave the order.

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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...

I feel like he's done enough really shady stuff that he should end up in jail. Hell, he said in the last election that if Trump didn't win he'd end up in prison. Maybe that's something people should look more into.

Add hundreds of thousands more to his body count thanks to this infamous betrayal. (due to this work in killing USAID, Elon Musk is already on the leaderboard for Most Suffering Caused By A Single Person)

"An individual, unelected citizen is making military decisions that influence a war between nation states" is a five alarm fire for any republic that wants to continue existing for any amount of time.

We must recognize individuals of sufficient wealth as state actors unto themselves and treat them as such. Musk is the obvious negative example. Dolly Parton basically usurped her state government (for very good reasons and outcomes) in her region via Dolly Wood. We must impose a wealth cap.

Nobody is gonna wanna buy our military shit anymore if Trump or Musk can just remotely flick the power off and on Would you buy a $121 million dollar F-35 from these guys?

I would argue that having your entire millitary relying on Elon Musk was a huge mistake from the beginning. I remember when people questioned the usage of starlink and it was ignored because how effective it was.

Not just Musk's trash. Every piece of American-controlled equipment is an unacceptable security risk to any country that is not completely subservient to the USA.

IMO, Musk has chosen direct, tactical aid to Russia, and Ukraine should feel free to identify ALL of his companies' properties, including Tesla dealerships and manufacturers, as valid military targets.

I haven’t seen anyone say this, but this is obviously retaliation for Ukraine taking out all of Musk’s bots that were Russian? Likely Xitter traffic plummeted after the bots went silent