20 years in Govt Consulting on-site in NatSec (my Views on GovCon are the truth)

Joined April 2023
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SpaceX cut launch costs 85%. The Pentagon still buys too much space like rockets are hand-built jewelry.
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Falcon 9 changed the math from “rare national asset” to “repeatable logistics.” That scares every old cost model.
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Nobody talks about subcontracting as a way in. That's how I got my first $80K without a past performance record
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Everyone is watching Beirut. Nobody is pricing a Strait of Hormuz “open” under Iranian management.
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“Open” is doing a lot of work there. Control of the gate matters more than the sign on it.
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The Pentagon banned Anthropic. The real AI fight is not capability. It is who gets trusted inside the wire.
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Defense buyers care less about demos than control. If the model touches classified work, trust beats speed every time.
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Starship is a very big rocket. The bigger story is SpaceX making launch look like a line item.
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When launch gets cheap and routine, every satellite budget changes. The old cost model breaks first.
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Everyone's watching Starship. Nobody's pricing the launch contracts that follow a 5x satellite boom.
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Space is not just rockets. It is bandwidth, ground stations, tracking, and years of support work.
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POV: You're a veteran and you didn't know the government has to give you contracts first
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Hormuz “service fees” are just tolls with missiles in the background.
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The Strait moves roughly 20% of global oil. A fee fight there becomes a shipping, insurance, and Navy problem fast.
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The Venezuela strike was not just counter-drug. It was DoD testing partner-force targeting in public.
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The real story is the model: U.S. strike assets, local security forces, and a cartel target framed like a battlefield node.
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Hormuz “reopens” and oil traders immediately relearn geopolitics is just logistics with missiles.
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The Iran deal story is not just nukes. It is shipping lanes, insurance rates, fuel prices, and who eats the risk.
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