US Space Force Prepares for 'Space Wars' While Bloomberg Censors the Costs
Bloomberg reports the US Space Force is deploying three new weapons to 'jam' Chinese and Russian satellites, hailing it as a strategic leap for Pentagon 'counter-space capabilities.' The article focuses on the toys—remote-controlled jamming tech—without ever asking about the bill, who benefits, or the rapid escalation of a new arms race in orbit. It's a shiny press release, not journalism,
presented as vital defense news. While Bloomberg champions these 'capabilities,' the American public is left to wonder about the contractors making a killing from this new frontier of conflict. These are the same corporations that fund political campaigns and think tanks, pushing for ever-increasing defense budgets. Perhaps a future Bloomberg piece will detail the lobbying efforts of defense
giants like Lockheed Martin, Boeing, or Raytheon, whose stock prices tend to soar with every new 'threat' identified. But don't hold your breath; that kind of transparency isn't usually covered when the narrative is about 'security' and 'progress.'