I'm of the opinion their firmware is real swiss-cheese'd, and they're not allowed to disclose the firmware and source modifications under EO12333 or other nonse

I'm of the opinion their firmware is real swiss-cheese'd, and they're not allowed to disclose the firmware and source modifications under EO12333 or other nonsense. Hence, if you had a ubiquity contract, and demanded GPL compliance, you could sue for quite a bit of money for selling you pirated software (GPL license is revoked when source is not provided), and they would settle, rather than violate national security.