Okay, so I'll ask questions to understand your point : - is starlink the only company that lost its subsidy? - do you think starlink goals of serving 650 000

Okay, so I'll ask questions to understand your point : - is starlink the only company that lost its subsidy? - do you think starlink goals of serving 650 000 people 100/20 by 2025 are reachable? (it means 23 000 starlink satellites available, so basically 1000 launches with current tech, minus those who already reached space). - do you think the US is so corrupt, public servants implement that kind of stuff without any leak? I remember when plans to remove net neutrality were in construction circa 2018, those were 'leaked' and fsf, Mozilla, and big tech had enough time to lobby against the new plans before it was even out. I understand that the agencies directors are under the power of the current administration, but I doubt 100% of people working at the FCC are the same (it's irrealist).