$6 knob, $40k replacement, 20yr grift: the military-industrial complex speedrun
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We're spending mansions to shoot cheap drones. Math is undefeated.
A stylized political/military infographic artwork in bold orange, cream, and black tones depicting an absurdist landscape of ammunition and weaponry. A red pickup truck laden with a Shahed drone is positioned amid rows of missiles in a desert setting, framed by geometric Memphis-design patterns. The...
CNN caught hiring sentient missiles as geopolitical analysts
A satirical news meme from The Onion depicting a CNN news broadcast scene with two anchors at a desk. The caption claims CNN failed to disclose that a pro-war panelist was actually a Raytheon DeepStrike Missile, a military weapons system. This is absurdist political satire critiquing media bias and ...
soggy straw activism vs actual apocalypse energy
Claude says no to war crimes, Pentagon malding
A political meme depicting a confrontation between an Anthropic CEO (left) and a Pentagon official (right) over AI policy. The image details negotiations about using Claude AI for military purposes, showing Anthropic's refusal to provide unrestricted access despite Pentagon pressure. The bottom sect...
Switzerland said no thx to surveillance capitalism
A meme-style social media post featuring a man in business attire with gray hair and beard, gesturing toward a Swiss flag. The image includes the Palantir logo and claims Switzerland rejected Palantir software following military risk assessment. The layout uses dramatic purple and pink gradient styl...
DOJ casually drops military oil tanker drama like a leaked Wikileaks document
Contractors want soldiers to pay monthly for wrench access
SLOP+ By GutterFeed
The US Military Wants to Fix Its Own Equipment. Defense Contractors Are Trying to Shoot That Down A push by military contractors could alter pending legislation that would have empowered servicemembers to repair equipment. Lobbyists are pitching a subscription service instead.