• BiteRabbit@reddthat.com
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    3 days ago

    People forget to question the validity of the entire story. This to me is a song and dance. Privatization of militaries has been the course and IMO this is just a PR hegemonic, brand dropping, advertisement to get people, more specifically europeans to invest in their own oppression. Dish satellite for cable and internet worked just fine for rural people, but now people are being pushed into a monopoly, and into white supremacy. When white men have “feels” about not getting what they think they are due, that’s no-brainer, propaganda 100% of the time. Slow down and zoom out. FFS. And stop using Mr. Salutes products. And those who aren’t questioning the validity of the Gaurdian, haven’t been paying attention to their title slop coverage of Gaza. Know thy enemy, and know what can and can’t be trusted, before you give it. Respect and trust must be EARNED.

    It is NOT starlink that is being taken out by Iran, and messing up America’s ability to launch projectiles at Iran, it’s old radar infrastructure. And the only thing being used effectively, until a bot farm and oil has been targeted by ukr, was self-isolated fiber-optics/close loop drones. If you want to be entertained, then by all means don’t look at the mockingbird project or how Elon is being a good little front man for the prevention of socialized, especially green, infrastructure and shielding the actual powerful oligarchs from retaliation.

    People literally just watching nepos and actors everywhere get pushed into “mattering” but can’t seem to apply KNOWN tactics to our current reality.

    • Taldan@lemmy.world
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      3 days ago

      People should question the news they read more. Everything you said after that is unintelligible

      You’re jumping from topic to topic far too quickly, using odd descriptors for things. Really comes off as someone slipping into mental illness