What Are You Watching?

[Goonie Goat]

 

[benn0]

Damn, definitely going 450km over the border to the next state to go to my next local

 

[Sun Ra]

Damn, definitely going 450km over the border to the next state to go to my next local

Go further .........

 

[itchybro]

 

[Johnny Walker]

Not in a period of increasing extreme weather?
I'll assume you don't actually go outside then.
There would be a few people who live in northern NSW that would disagree with his opening statement.

 

[VinDeezle]

All they had to do was stay away from the kids

 

[Sedge]

 

[Mellow oldfark]

 

[Indy]

Elon Musk Is DISGUSTED With FAKE People Pretending To Have Empathy But Supporting The Terrible War

Is he talking about himself? Considering not too long ago he was attempting to cut a deal with Putin and Starlink, whilst cutting Ukraine off it. I'm quietly confident he has explored other options on cashing in on this situation.

The word Empathy might be in his vocabulary, but it's doesn't appear that its ever been in his heart..

 

[VinDeezle]

 

[itchybro]

Considering not too long ago he was attempting to cut a deal with Putin and Starlink, whilst cutting Ukraine off it.

if your talkling about the war , once Musk funded giving starlink to Ukraine ( or soon after ) he had to sign a contract with the American military which handed over the rights to who gets what , where & how to the US , they couldn't have a civilian running comms in a war zone , so any turning off or on needed to be run though the US military

from Wiki , take it or leave it
" Initially, SpaceX provided and funded Starlink services to Ukraine largely on its own. As of June 2023 Starlink expenses for Ukraine are covered by the US Department of Defense through a contract with SpaceX. As of December 2023, Poland remains the largest single contributor of Starlink terminals to Ukraine, providing 19,500 out of 47,000 delivered. SpaceX executives have declined to extend Starlink availability to Russian-occupied territories of Ukraine like Crimea This was criticized by Ukraine as it prevented them from carrying out military operations in those areas. Despite this, Starlink was considered in 2024 a reliable partner to Ukraine in the war, and has become a substitute for modern encrypted real-time communication in warfare

In 2022, Elon Musk denied a Ukrainian request to extend Starlink's coverage up to Russian-occupied Crimea during a counterattack on a Crimean port, from which Russia had been launching attacks against Ukrainian civilians; doing so would have violated US sanctions on Russia. This event was widely reported in 2023, erroneously characterizing it as Musk "turning off" Starlink coverage in Crimea "
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starl...ded and funded,through a contract with SpaceX.

not sure about selling starlink to Russia but i'd imagine it wouldn't be any different to any business selling any product around the world to any country , not trying to defend Musk just an opinion

 

[Sun Ra]

These two NZ comedians take mushrooms and do a podcast in a tree ......

 

[Indy]

if your talkling about the war , once Musk funded giving starlink to Ukraine ( or soon after ) he had to sign a contract with the American military which handed over the rights to who gets what , where & how to the US , they couldn't have a civilian running comms in a war zone , so any turning off or on needed to be run though the US military

from Wiki , take it or leave it
" Initially, SpaceX provided and funded Starlink services to Ukraine largely on its own. As of June 2023 Starlink expenses for Ukraine are covered by the US Department of Defense through a contract with SpaceX. As of December 2023, Poland remains the largest single contributor of Starlink terminals to Ukraine, providing 19,500 out of 47,000 delivered. SpaceX executives have declined to extend Starlink availability to Russian-occupied territories of Ukraine like Crimea This was criticized by Ukraine as it prevented them from carrying out military operations in those areas. Despite this, Starlink was considered in 2024 a reliable partner to Ukraine in the war, and has become a substitute for modern encrypted real-time communication in warfare

In 2022, Elon Musk denied a Ukrainian request to extend Starlink's coverage up to Russian-occupied Crimea during a counterattack on a Crimean port, from which Russia had been launching attacks against Ukrainian civilians; doing so would have violated US sanctions on Russia. This event was widely reported in 2023, erroneously characterizing it as Musk "turning off" Starlink coverage in Crimea "
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starlink_in_the_Russian-Ukrainian_War#:~:text=Initially, SpaceX provided and funded,through a contract with SpaceX.

not sure about selling starlink to Russia but i'd imagine it wouldn't be any different to any business selling any product around the world to any country , not trying to defend Musk just an opinion

There's conflicting shit from both sides, seems to be a common theme when countries go to war. Could bang on about bullshit all day, doesn't change the outcome. Not defending anyone, just an opinion.

 

[itchybro]

There's conflicting shit from both sides, seems to be a common theme when countries go to war. Could bang on about bullshit all day, doesn't change the outcome. Not defending anyone, just an opinion.

Agreed , definitely lots of bullshit