MEDIAWATCH: Drown Damien Venuto and his middle class speculation in an ocean of RocketLab blood
The conversation around Rocket Lab military contracts New Zealand isn’t about ethics — it’s about profit. And that says everything about what we’ve decided matters.
This single stock has generated US$33 billion in wealth. Is it time to sell or hold forever?
When you look at Rocket Lab and New Zealand in the context of these four points, there could be good arguments to buy or sell either. Is all Rocket Lab’s good news already reflected in the share price, moderating growth from here? Is Air New Zealand just going through a tough patch, which will eventually pass?
Stuff
Middle class speculation is pathological.
When profit is the only question, everything else disappears
For Damien Venuto, the issue isn’t a moral one of investing into NZ’s franchise of the American Military Industrial Complex that Rocket Lab represents, it’s when to buy, hold and sell to make profit.
Are we ever going to have an honest discussion about Rocket Lab being part of the American Military Industrial Complex?
This isn’t innovation — it’s integration
As The Daily Blog has been pointing out for like half a decade now, Rocket Lab is not this Number 8 wire go-getter, it’s a franchisee holder for the American Military Industrial Complex, their launch sites in NZ are a secondary launch site for the CIA and the American Military.
Rocket Lab are launching military satellites for Israel to commit war crimes, and for the Military under Trump, but how can we make a buck?
When you dance with the Devil, the Devil doesn’t change, you do.
The dead eyes of Rocket Lab’s Peter Beck tells us everything we need to know about cutting corporate deals with Satan.
Drown Damien Venuto and his middle class speculation in an ocean of RocketLab blood.
If NZ had a few more entrepreneurs like Peter Beck less of our top brain would need to go offshore for a good return on their skills .