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If that were true, they would simply say as much. What possible advantage would there be to offer a bullshit reason? A far more likely reason is that it's tec
by DEADBEEFC0FFEE 7y ago
If that were true, they would simply say as much. What possible advantage would there be to offer a bullshit reason?
A far more likely reason is that it's technically hard, and/or not a priority.
- gpm 7y agoI tend to agree, but that doesn't mean keeping quiet about ITAR is "conspiracy theory" level of ridiculousness. Possible advantages could be avoiding looking like they are putting pressure on the US government to change it, avoid getting into debates about whether or not ITAR prohibits it, avoiding looking like they are a workplace that is heavily bogged down by security clearance issues, etc.
- madamelic 7y agoYeah, I totally have to agree. They have repeatedly cut streams and stated they aren't allowed to show the payload deploying.