Palmer Luckey Profits From Military Technology
An opinion piece accuses Anduril founder Palmer Luckey of profiting from U.S. military actions and promoting advanced weapons, citing recent attacks last week that reportedly killed "160+ Iranian school children." The article notes Anduril's contracts—a $99 million U.S. Air Force award and a ten-year $642 million Marine Corps deal—and its near-$31 billion valuation, arguing such commercial ties incentivize expanded conflict.
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- Read OriginalThe U.S. Bombs Kids So Palmer Luckey Can Have Nice Thingsdissidentvoice.org
