The FCC’s Political Attack On Elon Musk
Has Put American Lives In Danger
Posted By: Harlowe, 10/1/2024 5:03:54 PM
Disrupting communications is a military strategy that has been deployed during wars throughout history. It’s also what the federal government has done to rural Americans as part of its war on Elon Musk, a tech billionaire whose support of free speech has put him at odds with the Biden administration and other powerful Democrats. The decision to cut rural Americans off from broadband communications had already been strongly criticized as harmful, politically motivated, and completely without merit even before Category 4 Hurricane Helene wrought destruction last week in some of the most remote areas of Georgia, Tennessee, and North Carolina.
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What were they thinking?
Who thought this would be a good idea?
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Big mistake!
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According to the article, the FCC, in 2020, awarded Elon Musk’s Starlink an $885.5 million award to provide 35 states with broadband access to 642,000 rural homes and businesses. In 2022, “the FCC’s politically motivated cancellation of the contract left rural Americans with no options.”